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Netflix fans can breathe easily the rest of the month. There isn't much going out, and a few more things coming in. Usually, at the end of the month, lots leave, but not in June 2025.

In fact, there are only eight titles leaving, and only a few that are loads of people's favorites. American Sniper and Bradley Cooper have their fans, of course, but the film is far from Cooper's best. (Netflix makes an interesting choice of having a film with a slightly related title - Blood Will Tell - leave on the same day.)

Other than that, subscribers should not be too upset. That will change on July 1, however. The mass exodus more than makes up for the few that are going away at the end of June.

What is leaving Netflix the rest of June?

If you like the Ocean's films, for instance, get ready to say so long.

For some sad reason, Netflix has chosen to delete more shows than normal in the third week of the month. While 18 series or movies leaving the streaming isn't nearly as bad as the end of any given month, it's still a lot.

Perhaps the biggest loss of the week is that the first eight seasons of Dexter are leaving. There have been two sequels to the series, Dexter: New Blood and Dexter: Original Sin, but neither of those is available on Netflix either.

The first three seasons of The Equalizer are going away, too. The Queen Latifah-led series has five seasons total, but there will be no more. The show was canceled after its fifth season, and the finale aired on May 4, 2025.

18 movies and series are leaving Netflix in the third week of June 2025

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Uruguay’s already expanding industry still has plenty of room to grow and looks primed to do so with its new financing pilot program about to be extended until 2025 and a host of companies who cut their teeth in international co-production.

Below, Variety highlights twelve Uruguayan companies with outstanding resumes in both domestic and international production likely to usher in a new era of film and TV prominence.

Cimarrón –

Cimarrón is a pan Latin-American alliance between established producers Hernán Musaluppi, Diego Robino and Santiago López. From their offices in Montevideo, Buenos Aires and São Paulo, the company has backed six films since 2017, including Argentine Academy Award and San Sebastian Horizons-winner “The Snatch Thief” and Miguel Cohan’s Netflix Original feature “Blood Will Tell.” Currently Cimarrón has two films in post-production, Martín Boulocq’s “El visitante” and Rafa Russo’s “El año de la furia.”

Coral Cine –

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Netflix has confirmed that 57 new original series, movies and specials will be debuting on the streaming service in June including season 5 of the Emmy-winning anthology “Black Mirror”; season 3 of both “Marvel’s Jessica Jones” and the political drama “Designated Survivor,” which Netflix revived after it was canceled by ABC; and the long-awaited sequel to “Tales of the City” with Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis.

Among the new films are: the comic caper “Murder Mystery” with Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston; the thriller “I Am Mother” with two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank and Rose Byrne; and the documentary “Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese.” And headlining comedy specials are Adam Devine, Mike Epps and Jo Koy.

Below is the full schedule of everything that is coming and leaving Netflix in June 2019.

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Netflix has released their list of new titles coming in the month of June, as well as a last call for everything getting ready to leave the streaming service.

Highlights arriving this month include the fifth season of Netflix’s popular psychological thriller series “Black Mirror,” coming June 5, and Hilary Swank’s thriller “I Am Mother, coming June 7. And whether or not you were alive in 1993 when the original TV mini-series “Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City” came out, you can still appreciate the remake starring Ellen Page as Laura Linney’s on-screen daughter when it arrives June 7.

This month is the last chance to watch what is arguably the best moon mission movie, “Apollo 13,” starring the ultimate dream team, Tom Hanks and Gary Sinise. Other classics getting the boot include “Legally Blonde” and its sequel “Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde,” along with “Friday the 13th” and “Pretty in Pink.