Notting Hill, I Know What You Did Last Summer Leaving Netflix July

Several popular films and series are set to leave Netflix in the coming weeks, giving viewers limited time to watch them on the platform. The 1997 horror film I Know What You Did Last Summer, a '90s slasher classic starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, will be removed by June 30, 2025, despite its mixed critical reception, due to its enduring fanbase and iconic chase scenes. Notting Hill, the beloved 1999 British romantic comedy featuring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, recognized by BBC Radio 2 listeners as the "Ultimate Rom-Com," is also leaving Netflix on July 5. In addition, the highly acclaimed sci-fi sequel Dune: Part Two, which recently won two Oscars, will be unavailable on Netflix starting July 1, though it remains accessible via other streaming services. Meanwhile, Netflix is preparing to release the third and final season of Squid Game on June 27, promising to conclude the dystopian series with even more intense and personal challenges for its characters. These changes reflect Netflix's ongoing content rotation and licensing agreements, prompting viewers to catch up on these titles before their departure.