Leaving Netflix in May 2020: Say Goodbye to These Movies and Shows

Sure, Netflix might be the first thing you think of when looking for something to stream, but Hulu is catching up as the place to go to for some quality time with a screen. With its mix of original series, next-day episodes of current television, film-festival indie films, and blockbuster box-office hits, Hulu might be the most well-rounded of all the streaming services.

There are a lot of TV shows and movies coming to Hulu in May, but we know you don't have time to sift through everything on the giant list to find the golden nuggets in between all the crap! Besides, that's our job, and we love it.

Showtime is saying goodbye to a number of titles in May. The network has announced a list of movies that are set to disappear throughout next month.

Netflix is removing all seven seasons of Scandal from the streaming service.

Netflix has revealed the list of movies and TV shows that are being removed from the streaming service beginning on May 1, 2020.

While HBO is gearing up to welcome a slate of new content in May, the streaming service is saying goodbye to a host of movies. James Cameron's 1994 action-comedy True Lies starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Penny Marshall's Big with Tom Hanks are among the titles leaving the platform, along with the Liam Neeson thriller Unknown.

Watch, and on Hulu while you still can. While a bunch of new titles are premiering on the streaming service in May, several popular titles are leaving at the end of the month, which means if you're hoping to stream them on the platform, you'd better do so soon.

Netflix is still spring cleaning into May, as the streamer announced a number of titles leaving in the upcoming month. Films that Netflix is saying goodbye to at the beginning of the month include John Carter, Limitless and The Place Beyond Pines.

May marks Hulu subscribers' last chance to watch a number of movies that will be exiting the streaming service at the end of the month. Films saying goodbye to Hulu include Good Will Hunting,starring Matt Damon and Robin Williams, and Sam Raimi's 2002 Spider-Man, the first installment of his trilogy of films about the webslinger.

Get ready for your monthly Netflix refresh! As stay-at-home practices continue nationwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, streaming shows and movies continues to be a vital part of quarantine for many of us, and luckily, if you're running out of things to watch, there are many new titles dropping on Netflix starting May 1 and continuing throughout the month.

If you've been meaning to binge-watch on Netflix, you'd better get on it! All seven seasons of the Kerry Washington-led ABC drama are leaving the platform in May, along with a slew of other streaming movies and shows. (Note for Washington fans: If you need to get your fix, might we suggest dropping everything and watching on Hulu right now). 

Get ready for your monthly Netflix refresh! As stay-at-home practices continue nationwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, streaming shows and movies continues to be a vital part of quarantine for many of us, and luckily, if you're running out of things to watch, there are many new titles dropping on Netflix starting May 1 and continuing throughout the month.

Already binge-watched your favorite shows on Netflix? Never fear! New movies and TV shows are about to appear. That's right! On Wednesday, the streaming giant tweeted a "sneak peek" at some of the films and television series coming to its platform this May.

Everything in the world feels uncertain and ever-shifting at the moment, but through it all, there is one constant: .Like a great friend, the streaming platform is always there to provide support (and endless entertainment)—and the lineup of new TV shows and movies for May is no exception.

Netflix has revealed the list of movies and TV shows that are being removed from the streaming service beginning on May 1, 2020.

Netflix is removing all seven seasons of Scandal from the streaming service.

Netflix may be bringing some exciting new titles to its streaming library next month, including Ryan Murphy's Hollywood and Damian Chazelle's The Eddy, but the streaming service will also say goodbye to some of the movies and shows in its library in May.

With the passing of a new month comes the inevitable barrage of new content coming to and leaving streaming services as they update their libraries. Hulu is gearing up for a slew of new shows and movies to join the platform for users to binge-watch throughout the month of May.