November 2026 will be a month of significant rotations in the Netflix movie catalog. The platform will say goodbye to several of its recent theatrical window releases, an Oscar winner, and a handful of true cult classics.
Below, we review nine of the best movies that will leave Netflix throughout November 2026 and that you shouldn't miss. These removal dates correspond to the United States; availability in other regions may vary.
The Outfit (2022): leaving November 2
Opening the list at the beginning of the month is one of the most underrated gems of recent years, which arrived on Netflix almost exactly a year ago. Directed by Graham Moore, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Imitation Game, The Outfit is a slow-burn crime thriller that takes place almost entirely within the four walls of a tailor shop.
Mark Rylance plays Leonard, a soft-spoken English cutter who has set up his business in 1950s Chicago, where his discreet shop also serves as a drop-off point for the local Irish mob. When a mysterious tape and a wounded gangster end up in his back room on the same night, Leonard finds himself caught in the middle of a dangerous game of betrayal. Zoey Deutch, Dylan O'Brien, and Johnny Flynn round out the cast, though it is Rylance's restrained performance that makes this film a must-watch.
Heart Eyes (2025): leaving November 8
The first of several Sony Pictures first-window removals this month is Heart Eyes, that rare horror film that also works as an ideal date-night romantic comedy. Directed by Josh Ruben and co-written by Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day, Freaky), it is a self-aware slasher with a big heart.
Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding play two coworkers mistaken for a couple on Valentine's Day—just the worst possible day for that confusion in a city terrorized by the Heart Eyes Killer, a masked murderer who only attacks couples in love. It arrived on the platform in May 2025 and is now completing its 18 months in the US catalog, although viewers in the UK will be able to enjoy it starting November 14.
The Lost City (2022): leaving November 9
For those looking for a light and entertaining adventure, The Lost City more than delivers, although this time it will have a short stay, as it returned to the catalog in May. Sandra Bullock plays Loretta Sage, a reclusive romance novelist who is kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire (a wild Daniel Radcliffe) convinced that her latest book hides the key to a real treasure.
Channing Tatum plays Alan, the somewhat clueless but dedicated cover model who decides to rescue her. With a memorable cameo by Brad Pitt, the film works as a classic homage to titles like Romancing the Stone.
Slow West (2015): leaving November 11
Among the usual A24 cult classics that pass through Netflix, Slow West is an agile, visually stunning, and often very funny western, written and directed by John Maclean, which won the World Cinema Jury Prize at Sundance.
Kodi Smit-McPhee plays Jay, a naive young Scottish aristocrat who travels to the American frontier in search of the woman he loves. Along the way, he is taken in by Silas (Michael Fassbender), a hardened bounty hunter with his own motives, while a gang led by Ben Mendelsohn's outlaw follows closely behind. At just 84 minutes long, it doesn't waste a single frame and culminates in one of the most memorable shootouts of the last decade.
Paddington in Peru (2024): leaving November 15
The biggest family loss of the month, and also the most prominent among the Sony first-window removals, is Paddington in Peru, which arrived on Netflix US in May 2025. It is the third installment of the beloved marmalade-loving bear. With Dougal Wilson taking over from Paul King in the director's chair, the film offers an international adventure that, while not reaching the heights of Paddington 2, is equally endearing.
When Paddington (voiced again by Ben Whishaw) learns that his beloved Aunt Lucy has disappeared from the Home for Retired Bears, the entire Brown family travels to Peru. There, they cross paths with a singing nun (Olivia Colman) and a riverboat captain obsessed with treasures (Antonio Banderas), both with secrets of their own.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011): leaving November 15
Daniel Craig plays Mikael Blomkvist, a disgraced journalist hired by a wealthy industrialist (Christopher Plummer) to investigate the disappearance of his niece four decades earlier. He teams up with Lisbeth Salander (an Oscar-nominated Rooney Mara), a brilliant and deeply tormented hacker, and together they uncover a plot of corruption and violence that dates back in time. With a score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, it is David Fincher at his most meticulous and unsettling.
It says goodbye along with another Sony thriller, The Shallows (2016), also available until that date.
I’m Still Here (2024): leaving November 17
If you only watch one title from this list, make it I'm Still Here. Walter Salles' devastating drama made history last year by becoming the first Brazilian film to win the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, beating out Netflix's own production, Emilia Pérez, in the process. It arrived on the platform through the deal with Sony Pictures Classics in May 2025 and its next destination will be Hulu.
Set in Rio de Janeiro in 1971, at the height of the Brazilian military dictatorship, the film tells the true story of Eunice Paiva (Fernanda Torres, in a Golden Globe-winning and Oscar-nominated performance), whose life changes completely when her husband, former congressman Rubens Paiva (Selton Mello), is detained by the regime in his own home and never returns.
True Romance (1993): leaving November 19
Before Pulp Fiction made him a household name, Quentin Tarantino sold the script for True Romance, which under the direction of Tony Scott was transformed into one of the most beloved crime films of the nineties. More than thirty years later, it hasn't lost an ounce of its style, although this time it will only remain on Netflix for six months, after returning in May.
Christian Slater plays Clarence, a comic book store clerk who falls in love with call girl Alabama (Patricia Arquette), marries her in just a day, and ends up fleeing to Los Angeles with a suitcase full of cocaine stolen from the mob. The supporting cast includes Gary Oldman, Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, Brad Pitt, Val Kilmer, and a young James Gandolfini.
It leaves on the same day as Saw X (2023), in case you are looking for something considerably more violent.
M3GAN 2.0 (2025): leaving November 26
Closing out the month comes the first of the Universal first-window removals, M3GAN 2.0, which unexpectedly kicked off Netflix's new deal with Universal a year earlier than planned when it arrived last January. Director Gerard Johnstone takes the premise of the killer doll from the hit 2023 film and takes it into the realm of action and unbridled comedy.
Two years after the events of the first installment, Gemma (Allison Williams) has become a prominent advocate for AI regulation, only to discover that M3GAN's technology has been stolen by a defense contractor to create AMELIA (Ivanna Sakhno), a military android that soon goes rogue. The only way out: rebuild M3GAN, bigger and more powerful than ever.
Frequently Asked Questions about movies leaving Netflix in November 2026
Which movies are leaving Netflix in November 2026?
Among the movies leaving the US Netflix catalog in November 2026 are The Outfit, Heart Eyes, The Lost City, Slow West, Paddington in Peru, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, I'm Still Here, True Romance, and M3GAN 2.0.
Do these removals affect all Netflix regions?
Not necessarily. The departure dates mentioned correspond to the Netflix catalog in the United States; availability in other countries, such as the United Kingdom, may vary.
Why are Heart Eyes and Paddington in Peru leaving Netflix US?
Both are part of the first-window deal with Sony Pictures, which establishes a limited period of availability on Netflix before moving to another platform or leaving the catalog.
Where is I’m Still Here going after leaving Netflix?
According to available information, I'm Still Here is scheduled to arrive on Hulu after its departure from Netflix.
When is the next Quentin Tarantino movie coming to Netflix?
The next Quentin Tarantino script, the film centered on Cliff Booth, is scheduled to arrive on Netflix globally on December 23, following a two-week run in IMAX theaters.
