Pitch Perfect Movies Leaving Netflix

0:00On March 20th, here's the latest in entertainment and celebrity news. Fans of Anna Kendra's hit musical comedies have some tough news. Pitch Perfect and its sequel, Pitch Perfect 2, are leaving Netflix on April 1st, 2026. The first film, directed by Jason Moore, hit theaters in September 2012, while Elizabeth Banks held the follow-up, which arrived in May. 2015. These movies follow college freshman Bay Kay, as she joins in all girls' acapella group called The Bard and Bellas. They face off against rivals and aim for big wins on stage. The sequel ramps up the stakes with a shot at the world championship after a rough start. Both films crushed it at the box office. Pitch Perfect turned a $17 million budget into $115 million worldwide. The sequel did even better, earning $287 million on a $29 million budget. Critics gave the original 81% on Ron Tomatoes, though the second scored 66%. The cast packed in talent like Rebel Wilson, Skylar Aston, Anna Camp, Adam Devine,

1:05Haley Steinfeld, and Brittany Snow. Audience scores stayed strong, with 83% for the first and 64% for the sequel. Mark your calendars and stream them one more time before they vanish from the service.