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More fantastic films are scheduled to leave the Netflix library by the end of July 2025. Some surprising departures are films from the Alfred Hitchcock collection, which only just landed on Netflix in June. Arguably, the best of the bunch scheduled to leave is Christopher Nolan’s incredible World War II drama, Dunkirk.

This awesome sci-fi action film starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth is about to leave Netflix. Here's why you should watch it now

Netflix added a full slate of Alfred Hitchcock movies to its library in June, including “Vertigo,” “Rear Window,” and “The Birds,” the terrifying 1963 film starring Tippi Hedren. The drama builds slowly but deliberately, as Melanie (Hedren) meets Mitch (Rod Taylor) buying a pair of lovebirds.

Aap Jaisa Koi premiered on Netflix India, quickly gaining popularity. The film, directed by Vivek Soni, explores themes of love and separation. Check out the best Netflix movies for romantic souls.

Little White Lies called it "a juggernaut historical biopic that you'll want to see again asap", while the Toronto Star dubbed it "a movie like no other". Related: Need a weekend watch? Here's 5 great movies on TV – including an "explosively tense" British thriller

From Netflix to Prime Video, and Shudder to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.

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