The Equalizer 3 may have hit theaters back in 2023, but two years later, it continues to spark curiosity among fans, especially among those looking to stream it. Denzel Washington’s return to the franchise has kept the momentum going, while confusion swirls around Pedro Pascal’s involvement, adding another layer of intrigue. In the United States, identifying the film’s streaming destination in 2025 poses a familiar challenge, as platform rotations and region-specific availability leave fans lost in a maze.

Behind the film’s enduring appeal lies a streaming status that is anything but straightforward.

The question of whether The Equalizer 3 remains on Netflix continues to surface amid shifting licensing agreements between the moviemakers and streaming platforms. A simple answer to that would be yes; however, the full picture is more complex. Notably, while The Equalizer 3 is available on Netflix in a few regions, it is absent from the platform in others. The title is famously not available on Netflix US, while it is available for streaming in the United Kingdom. A few more regions where The Equalizer 3 is listed on the streaming giant include South Korea, Canada, Japan, Italy, and Greece.

For the regions that do not have access to The Equalizer 3 which famously omits Pedro Pascal—who has taken over major Hollywood properties recently—from its star-studded lineup featuring Dakota Fanning, Sonia Ammar, Gaia Scodellaro, and more, viewers can find the offering on alternative streaming platforms like Apple TV, Prime Video, Hulu, and more. Meanwhile, there is also an Equalizer series. Is it available for streaming on US Netflix?

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Truth, vengeance, mystery—at its heart. But where does The Equalizer series play out?

The Equalizer series, which stars Queen Latifah in the lead role, departed Netflix recently. The show, created by Michael Sloan and Richard Lindheimr, had a remarkably brief run on the streaming platform between 2024 and June 2025, with all three seasons of the show being dropped by Netflix at once. The development appeared to align with a broader trend of Paramount-owned IPs coming to Netflix for a short period. Unlike other production companies that license their properties for a longer period of time, Paramount deals often include shorter agreements.

Following its Netflix departure, The Equalizer is available to stream on Amazon Prime as well as on Apple TV, alongside CBS Home Entertainment. For the record, though, The Equalizer movies and the series are not directly connected; they both share the same roots—that is, borrowing their respective concepts from the 1980s TV series of the same name. To reiterate, none of the big or small screen Equalizer offerings are available for Netflix US viewers.

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