Real Sex and the City fans know the Season 5 premiere episode well: it’s Fleet Week, and a few of the girls are showing the shored-leave sailors a good time — after all, it’s their patriotic duty, as women of New York. Upon leaving the big Navy party in Times Square, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) has a thought.
“Maybe the past is like an anchor holding us back,” she muses. “Maybe you have to let go of who you were, to become who you will be.”
Similar goodbyes must be said to the six seasons of this series, as well as to the other movies and shows leaving Netflix in June. The exiting batch also includes the steamy Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy, the action-packed Expendables franchise, the historical drama TURN: Washington’s Spies, and the young adult series Zoey 101.
There’s still time to revisit old favorites — or experience new hidden gems for the first time. Stop in to Kim’s Convenience, the Simu Liu-led sitcom about a Korean Canadian family that runs a corner store in Toronto. Play The Lego Movie for some laughs and that infectious track “Everything Is Awesome.” Decode clues in the crime dramas Blindspot and Aquarius. To borrow a phrase from Carrie, we can’t help but wonder how many you’ll stream before it’s too late.
Make sure to watch all these titles — and plenty more — before they leave Netflix in the US in June.
Business tycoon Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) pursues wide-eyed college student Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) and introduces her to his particular brand of intense erotic desires.
Anastasia (Johnson) embarks on a publishing career as Christian (Dornan) renegotiates the terms of their relationship. But outside forces threaten to rip them apart.
Newlyweds Anastasia (Johnson) and Christian (Dornan) barely begin to settle into postnuptial bliss when a shadowy figure from the past threatens their happily ever after.
During the Civil War, the first all-African American regiment engages in an uphill attack against the Confederate army amid bigotry, bloodshed, and more.
As a volcanic eruption threatens Isla Nublar, Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) race to find sanctuary for the park’s dinosaurs — and become pawns in a nefarious scheme.
After being mistaken for a Master Builder known as the Special, ordinary miniguy Emmet (Chris Pratt) is swept up in an urgent quest to thwart the evil Lord Business (Will Ferrell).
Rhythm and blues giant Ray Charles (Jamie Foxx) comes to life in this biopic that traces his mercurial journey from humble origins to the pinnacle of fame.
Seasons 1–5. While running a convenience store in Toronto, members of a Korean Canadian family deal with customers, each other, and the evolving world around them.
Seasons 1–4. After an embarrassing on-air rant, a pro baseball announcer attempts a comeback by calling minor league games in a middle-of-nowhere Pennsylvania town.
Seasons 1–5. Following the clues hidden in the intricate tattoos of a woman with amnesia, FBI agent Kurt Weller (Sullivan Stapleton) investigates his way into a vast conspiracy.
An aimless college student finds herself trapped at a shiva, where she bumps into her ex-girlfriend, then her current lover — and his wife and baby.
An heiress and her husband — who’s also her father’s most trusted aide — have a romantic weekend getaway disrupted when things take a nightmarish turn.
Seasons 1–4. Struggling New York farmer Abe Woodhull (Jamie Bell) seizes his chance to join the Revolutionary War, teaming up with his friends to engage in high-stakes espionage.
Seasons 1–2. In 1967, a search for a missing teen leads LA Detective Sam Hodiak (David Duchovny) and a young undercover cop into the strange world of cult leader Charles Manson (Gethin Anthony).
A former Olympic runner becomes a WWII pilot whose plane crashes into the sea, but his battle to survive intensifies when he’s captured by the Japanese.
Along with their brothers, Kevin (Zac Efron) and Kerry Von Erich (Jeremy Allen White) chase professional wrestling success — and their father’s approval.
A mercenary leads a ragtag band of hired guns charged with overthrowing a despot — a job no official military unit is willing to touch.
The team reunites for a simple mission, but when they lose a comrade on the job, payback becomes top priority — even in the face of deadly threats.
A group of elite mercenaries specializing in risky covert missions faces its deadliest foe yet: a rogue former member with revenge on his mind.
New blood, veteran warriors, one mission. Elite mercenaries unite to form a hardened front against a looming global threat.
Seasons 1–3. Zoey (Jamie Lynn Spears) and her friends break down gender barriers at Pacific Coast Academy, an all-boys’ boarding school accepting female students for the first time.
Seasons 1–6. Sex columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) turns to her best friends Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), and Samantha (Kim Cattrall) for advice as she experiences love and lust in New York City.
