Netflix Says Goodbye to James Bond & More in April

0:00On March 28th, Netflix is waving goodbye to a ton of movies in April 2026 as licensing deals expire. We're talking heavy hitters like the entire James Bond collection dropping off on April 21st, plus despicable me, and its sequel on April. First, other big ones include Ford V Ferrari, Zero Dark 30, and Pitch Perfect Films vanishing early that month. The X's hit hardest on April 1st, 15th, and 21st, with dozens rolling out across the whole month. You'll see comedies like Crazy Stupid Love, and Daddy Day Care, animated flicks such as Rio and the Lorax, plus action like Man on Fire and Elysium All, packing up, even some recent Oscar contenders like Molly's Game are on the list. Fans are scrambling to binge before it's too late, since Netflix's library rotates to keep things fresh. These deals with studios mean nothing stays forever, forcing us to prioritize watchlists. It's a reminder that streaming ain't ownership, catch them while you can.

1:01A few Netflix originals are slipping away too, like to meet you Martin Special on April 2nd, and Fern Brady stand up on April 22nd, Hallmark romances, and newer stuff like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mutant Mayhem joined the Exodus mid month. So hit play on those bonds and minions now, or kiss them goodbye, come may. Stay tuned for what drops in to fill the gaps. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.