🎬 Movies You Can’t Miss Leaving Netflix in May 2025 — Watch Them Before They Vanish!
Attention Netflix users: May 2025 looks to be a mixed bag for film enthusiasts. While fresh content is consistently arriving, a number of cherished favorites are set to depart. This month showcases a variety of genres, ranging from romantic comedies and animated superhero tales to adrenaline-fueled thrillers and moving dramas. If you haven’t had the chance to view these films—or wish to enjoy them again—now’s the perfect moment to press play before they’re removed from your list.
Here’s a rundown of the top films exiting Netflix in May 2025:
📅 Leaving May 1: About Time (2013)
Helmed by Richard Curtis (Love Actually, Notting Hill), About Time is a touching romantic dramedy infused with a time-travel element. Domhnall Gleeson portrays Tim, a young man who learns he can rewind time. He employs his abilities to enhance his romantic life, ultimately falling for Mary, played by Rachel McAdams. However, Tim discovers that not even time travel can resolve all issues. With its heartfelt performances and meaningful message about valuing life’s simple moments, About Time stands as a contemporary classic you shouldn’t overlook.
📅 Leaving May 1: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)
A visual and storytelling masterpiece, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse follows Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) as he explores the multiverse and his role as Spider-Man. This sequel to the Academy Award-winning Into the Spider-Verse elevates the experience with stunning animation, emotional depth, and a plethora of Spider-People. With Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld) back in the mix and a new danger on the horizon, this film is essential viewing for superhero aficionados and animation enthusiasts.
📅 Leaving May 9: The Lost City (2022)
Action, adventure, and humor intersect in The Lost City, featuring Sandra Bullock as Loretta Sage, a reclusive romance author, and Channing Tatum as Alan, the cover model of her novels. When Loretta is abducted by an eccentric billionaire (Daniel Radcliffe) who thinks she can guide him to a concealed treasure, Alan embarks on a mission to save her. What ensues is a funny and unexpectedly heartfelt jungle adventure. If you enjoy Romancing the Stone or simply appreciate a good chuckle, this film is a must-see.
📅 Leaving May 16: Tully (2018)
From the creators of Juno and Young Adult, Tully presents a candid and genuine depiction of motherhood. Charlize Theron plays Marlo, an overwhelmed mother of three who develops a special relationship with her night nanny, Tully (Mackenzie Davis). Directed by Jason Reitman and penned by Diablo Cody, the film delves into themes of self-identity, fatigue, and rediscovery with humor and elegance. It’s a moving and thought-provoking piece that resonates with both parents and non-parents alike.
📅 Leaving May 19: A Simple Favor (2018)
With the sequel set to debut on Prime Video this May, there’s no better time to catch up on A Simple Favor. This chic mystery-thriller features Anna Kendrick as Stephanie, a mommy vlogger who becomes entwined in the mysterious disappearance of her glamorous and enigmatic friend Emily (Blake Lively). Directed by Paul Feig, the film fuses dark humor, tension, and fashionable flair into a twisty narrative of secrets and betrayal. If you enjoy mysteries in the vein of Gone Girl with a comedic twist, this one’s for you.
⏳ Don’t Let These Slip Away
These films represent some of the finest storytelling across various genres—romance, animation, comedy, drama, and mystery. Whether you crave a heartwarming love story, a mind-bending superhero journey, or a suspenseful thriller, there’s something for everyone here. Be sure to include these titles on your watchlist and stream them before they exit Netflix in May 2025.
📺 Curious about what’s coming to Netflix next month? Stay tuned for our upcoming guide featuring the best new arrivals in May!
Enjoy your streaming! 🍿
