All the Movies and TV Shows Leaving Netflix This Week Including ‘Labyrinth’ Starring David Bowie

As Netflix rotates its streaming library, several notable films will be leaving the platform soon. Subscribers eager to catch up on action thrillers, romantic comedies, and fantasy classics have a limited time to enjoy these titles. The upcoming departures cover a variety of genres and release years, ensuring there’s something for every viewer before they exit the service. Below is a list of all seven films set to leave Netflix this week.

‘Aftermath’ (2024)

In ‘Aftermath’, former Army Ranger Eric Daniels finds himself trapped on the Tobin Bridge in Boston during a tense hostage situation. A ruthless group of heavily armed mercenaries takes control of the bridge, threatening the lives of civilians. Eric must rely on his military training and tactical skills to protect his sister and defeat the attackers. Directed by Patrick Lussier, this action thriller stars Dylan Sprouse, Mason Gooding, and Dichen Lachman. Subscribers can stream ‘Aftermath’ on Netflix until its departure on August 9, 2026.

‘Free Fire’ (2017)

Set in Boston during the late 1970s, ‘Free Fire’ depicts an illegal arms deal gone wrong in an abandoned warehouse, leading to an all-out shootout between two criminal factions. Tensions rise as personal grudges ignite gunfire, forcing everyone to fight for survival while pinned down under heavy fire. The ensemble cast includes Brie Larson, Cillian Murphy, Armie Hammer, and Sharlto Copley, directed by Ben Wheatley and executive produced by Martin Scorsese. Viewers have until August 9, 2026, to watch ‘Free Fire’ before it leaves the catalog.

‘Copshop’ (2021)

In ‘Copshop’, a deceitful con artist, sensing danger from a relentless hitman, deliberately punches a rookie police officer to get locked up in a small-town station. The assassin orchestrates his own arrest to access the holding cells and finish his contract. Chaos ensues when a competing killer arrives, turning the precinct into a battleground. Directed by Joe Carnahan, the suspense thriller stars Gerard Butler, Frank Grillo, and Alexis Louder. ‘Copshop’ will remain available on Netflix through August 9, 2026.

‘Bon Cop Bad Cop 2’ (2017)

In ‘Bon Cop Bad Cop 2’, Canadian police officers Martin Ward and David Bouchard reunite years after their original investigation to infiltrate a stolen luxury car ring operating across provincial borders. Their undercover mission uncovers a larger conspiracy involving international terrorism and American federal agencies. Directed by Alain DesRochers, the action comedy features returning stars Colm Feore and Patrick Huard. ‘Bon Cop Bad Cop 2’ will officially leave the streaming library on August 7, 2026.

‘Bon Cop Bad Cop’ (2006)

In ‘Bon Cop Bad Cop’, when a murder victim is found on the border between Ontario and Quebec, two contrasting detectives are assigned to solve the case. Martin Ward, a strict rule follower from Toronto, teams up with David Bouchard, a reckless maverick from Montreal. Together, they must overcome cultural differences and language barriers to catch a serial killer targeting hockey executives. Directed by Erik Canuel, this bilingual comedy thriller stars Colm Feore and Patrick Huard. Subscribers can watch ‘Bon Cop Bad Cop’ on Netflix until August 7, 2026.

‘Marry Me’ (2022)

In ‘Marry Me’, pop superstar Kat Valdez plans to marry her musician fiancé live on stage during a massive concert. However, she discovers his infidelity just moments before the vows. In a spontaneous reaction, she locks eyes with Charlie Gilbert, a high school math teacher in the audience, and chooses to marry him instead. The unlikely couple must navigate intense media scrutiny and vastly different lifestyles as they explore their connection. Directed by Kat Coiro, the romantic comedy stars Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson, and Maluma. ‘Marry Me’ will be available for streaming on Netflix until August 9, 2026.

‘Labyrinth’ (1986)

In ‘Labyrinth’, frustrated with babysitting her infant stepbrother Toby, teenage Sarah wishes for the Goblin King to take the child away. When her wish is granted, she must navigate a mysterious fantasy realm and solve a giant maze within thirteen hours. Sarah encounters strange creatures, treacherous obstacles, and mind-bending illusions while trying to reach the castle center. Directed by Jim Henson, this dark musical fantasy stars Jennifer Connelly as Sarah and David Bowie as Jareth. Fans can watch ‘Labyrinth’ on Netflix before its removal on August 6, 2026.

Share your thoughts in the comments about which of these departing movies you plan to watch before they leave the platform.