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Everything leaving Hulu in June 2024

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Robert Pattinson in The Batman.
Warner Bros. Pictures

By now, Hulu subscribers are used to the idea of movies coming and going at seemingly random intervals. We’ve lost track of how many times the Die Hard films have departed and returned (they’ll all be gone from Hulu again at the end of June). It’s more intriguing to see movies that you wouldn’t expect on Hulu, like The Batman and Joker, both of which are making brief appearances this month.

While Max has seemingly abandoned the idea of letting subscribers know which films are departing at the end of any given month, Hulu is very upfront about it. That gives you, and all of the other the Hulu subscribers, ample opportunities to catch your favorite movies before they leave. The only thing that you have to do is make time to watch them. If you go through our list of everything leaving Hulu in June 2024, then getting a viewing plan together should be the easy part. Our favorite picks for the month are in bold.

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This is also a great time to consider the Disney Bundle, which gets you Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+ for just $14 per month. That’s basically like getting all three services, but only paying for two of them, and it’s pretty tough to beat. It’s also a great way to make sure you don’t miss anything on any of these services.

Trying to catch all the best films and shows before they become unavailable at the end of the month? Check our other monthly roundup of everything leaving Netflix.

Our top pick for June

The Batman (2022)

The Batman
72%
7.8/10
pg-13
177m
Genre
Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Stars
Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright
Directed by
Matt Reeves
Watch on Hulu

It’s almost impossible to not appreciate the irony of DC’s flagship superhero, Batman, appearing on Hulu – and by extension, Hulu on Disney+ – in his most recent movie. But don’t get too used to having The Batman around. This film is only on loan from Warner Bros. for 30 days. After that, it’s probably going back to Tubi or some other streamer beyond Max. Robert Pattinson steps into the title role as a younger and angrier Bruce Wayne than we’re used to seeing on the big screen.

Director Matt Reeves deliberately set the story early in Batman’s career, when gangsters like Carmine Falcone (John Turturro) still ruled Gotham City. And then Riddler (Paul Dano) comes along and kicks over the proverbial apple cart as he exposes Gotham’s dirtiest secrets to bring down the corrupt. If Riddler wasn’t also a serial killer, he might have more in common with Batman. Instead, the young Dark Knight will have to make his stand against the Riddler’s forces. He just won’t have to do it alone.

What’s leaving Hulu in June 2024

June 1

  • Cloudburst
  • Just Friends

June 5

  • The Secret Garden

June 8

  • The Dog Knight

June 12

  • The Free Fall

June 14

  • The Burning Plain
  • Europa Report
  • Frontera
  • The Good Doctor
  • I Melt With You
  • Two Lovers
  • World’s Greatest Dad
  • The Wrecking Crew

June 15

  • Chevalier

June 22

  • The Meg

June 23

  • The Accursed
  • Between Me and My Mind
  • Queens of Pain
  • Wildhood

June 30

  • A Good Day To Die Hard
  • Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy
  • Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
  • The Batman
  • Big Daddy
  • The Bounty Hunter
  • The Chronicles of Riddick
  • Come See The Paradise
  • Die Hard
  • Die Hard 2
  • Die Hard With A Vengeance
  • Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
  • Good Boys
  • Joker
  • Live Free Or Die Hard
  • The Mask
  • Ocean’s 8
  • The Rundown
  • Skyline
  • Taken 3
  • Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Family Reunion
  • 300

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