Everything Leaving Hulu This Week, Including a Hit Kaiju Flick

Several notable films and documentaries are scheduled to depart from Hulu’s streaming library in the coming days. Subscribers have a brief window to catch a mix of blockbuster monster movies, international cinema, and nature documentaries before they are removed from the platform. The departures are staggered over the next few days, requiring viewers to prioritize their watchlists accordingly. Here is a look at the titles leaving the service this week and the exact dates they will become unavailable.

‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ (2024)

The epic monster crossover ‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ forces two cinematic titans to team up against a colossal, undiscovered threat hidden deep within the Earth. The film explores the intricate histories of the Titans, shedding light on the mysteries of Hollow Earth and the ancient battle that tied these creatures to humanity forever. Viewers can expect massive scale destruction and cutting-edge visual effects as the iconic behemoths clash with new adversaries. This action-packed blockbuster is marked as being on its last day and will be leaving the streaming platform on July 3, 2026.

‘The Monk and the Gun’ (2023)

Set in 2006, ‘The Monk and the Gun’ captures a transitional period in Bhutan as the country prepares to become a democracy and hold its first elections. Government officials stage mock elections to teach the population how to vote, while an elderly lama mysteriously instructs a monk to procure weapons before the solar eclipse. The film weaves together multiple storylines, offering a satirical yet grounded look at the clash between tradition and modernization. With only one day left, audiences have until July 4, 2026, to stream this acclaimed international feature before it departs from Hulu.

‘Muzzle’ (2023)

‘Muzzle’ follows Los Angeles Police Department K-9 officer Jake Rosser, who spirals into a relentless quest for justice after his canine partner is killed in a shootout on the streets of Skid Row. Stripped of his badge and determined to uncover the truth, he forms an alliance with a violent new dog named Socks to expose a vast conspiracy. The thriller highlights the intense bond between K-9 officers and their animal partners while navigating a gritty urban underworld. Subscribers looking to watch this gritty crime drama have one day remaining and must view it by July 4, 2026.

‘Sharks of the North’ (2025)

‘Sharks of the North’ is a National Geographic documentary that explores the rarely seen behaviors of sharks inhabiting freezing northern waters. Marine biologists and expert divers venture into extreme environments to study how these resilient predators adapt to frigid temperatures and unique ecosystems. The film features stunning underwater cinematography that highlights the crucial role these creatures play in maintaining the balance of colder ocean habitats. Featuring a two-day warning, this educational nature special will be available to stream on the platform until its departure on July 5, 2026.

‘Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory’ (2025)

In ‘Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory’, the titular National Geographic explorer takes viewers on an immersive journey to film some of the most misunderstood predators in the ocean. Utilizing cutting-edge camera technology, the documentary captures intimate, never-before-seen footage of various shark species interacting in their natural habitats. The program focuses on demystifying shark behavior and highlighting the urgent conservation efforts needed to protect these vital marine populations. Nature enthusiasts have two days left and must watch this visually striking special before it officially leaves Hulu on July 5, 2026.

Please share which of these departing titles you plan to watch before they are gone by leaving your thoughts in the comments.