A 111-Minute Streaming Hidden Gem Is Quietly Leaving Netflix After 10 Years
July 2026 has turned out to be a rough month for Netflix‘s movie library. More than 50 licensed titles are set to leave on August 1, and the latest wave includes a few big ones. Atonement is probably the standout loss, but Borat and several Alex Garland-written films are on the way out too. Earlier this month, subscribers already said goodbye to the Saw franchise, Sliding Doors, and Bohemian Rhapsody. One exit in particular feels different, though, because the movie in question isn’t a licensed title at all. It’s one of Netflix’s own.