Catch them while you can: Movies that leave streaming platforms in February 2025

In February of this year, streaming platforms are saying goodbye to some gripping action movies, thrillers, and quirky dramas. Have a look at the following list.

In this 12-film saga, speed, crime, and chases are the order of the day. In the first movies, we can see a very young Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and Michelle Rodriguez. They are leaving Netflix on February 11th, so check them out fast (and furiously)!

The Pope's Exorcist follows Father Amorth (Russell Crowe) as he investigates a terrifying case of demonic possession in Spain. Inspired by the real-life experiences of Father Gabriele Amorth, the Chief Exorcist of the Vatican will be available until February 11th, on Netflix.

A mysterious cyberattack causes a catastrophic explosion at a Chinese nuclear plant, authorities discover that the attack was launched using an advanced piece of malware. A joint U.S.-China task force is formed to track down the cybercriminal, leading them to enlist Nick Hathaway (Chris Hemsworth), a convicted hacker serving time in prison. Will be available on Netflix until February 15.

Until February 15, you can watch how a group of four teenage girls - Mia, Sasha, Alexa, and Nicole - embark on a thrilling adventure exploring a hidden underwater Mayan city. What begins as an exciting dive into ancient ruins quickly becomes a nightmare when they discover that the maze-like tunnels are home to deadly, blind great white sharks.

It follows four lifelong friends—Diane (Diane Keaton), Vivian (Jane Fonda), Sharon (Candice Bergen), and Carol (Mary Steenburgen)—who have been meeting for their monthly book club for decades. Their routine takes an unexpected turn when they read 'Fifty Shades of Grey', sparking a series of hilarious and heartwarming personal transformations, and you will be able to watch it until February 20.

This chilling story inspired by true events, follows the story of David Marks (Ryan Gosling), the troubled son of a wealthy New York real estate tycoon, and his marriage to Katie McCarthy (Kirsten Dunst). It will be available until February 21, on Netflix.

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