In the ever-flickering glow of our screens, Netflix once again twirls its capricious baton, orchestrating another round of surprising exits. The crimson titan of streaming, our go-to curator of comfort, has unsheathed its algorithmic blade to cut down yet another fan-favourite, timeless Gangster movie. Despite loyal binge-watchers glued to their couches, remote in hand and snacks at the ready, the platform is prepping to yank away one of the greatest cinematic gems ever made.

Before loyal viewers feel the sting of betrayal, there is still time to experience this Martin Scorsese gangster masterpiece—catch it before it vanishes like a mob boss in the wind.

Martin Scorsese’s iconic 1990 crime drama Goodfellas is set to vanish from Netflix on June 1. This legendary gangster film will disappear from the streaming platform’s lineup, leaving fans and newcomers alike with a limited window to catch it. While it is expected to return eventually, no one knows when. If you have not yet experienced this cinematic masterpiece or want to dive back into its ruthless world, make sure to watch it before the June 1 deadline—after that, it will be gone from Netflix, But Viewers can still watch it, although not on Netflix, but on another streaming platform.

After Goodfellas leaves Netflix on June 1, fans can rent the movie or turn to HBO Max, where it currently streams exclusively, or even the TCM channel on Amazon. This 1990 classic, based on Nicholas Pileggi’s true story, Wiseguy, chronicles the rise and fall of Mafia associate Henry Hill from 1955 to 1980. With stars like Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and the late Ray Liotta, it remains a must-watch gangster saga. However, Goodfellas is not the only title Netflix is removing; the streaming giant is also set to pull the plug on Netflix originals.

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As Netflix reshuffles its lineup, even its prized Originals are not safe—some favorites vanish without warning, proving that streaming stardom can be as fleeting as a click.

This June, Netflix is wiping the originals from its roster, shaking up its lineup ahead of summer. Brain on Fire, with Chloë Grace Moretz’s gripping performance, leads the list, followed by the Argentine mystery Blood Will Tell. The acclaimed mini-series Stateless, Polish crime drama Signs, and even the mobile game Poinpy are also on their way out. These removals mark a major content reset as Netflix prepares for fresh releases and renegotiated contracts.

Viewers often misunderstand the Netflix Original tag—it does not guarantee permanent streaming rights. Many originals are licensed for limited periods, making room for fresh titles. As several originals exit, classic thrillers like Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller work are set to join Netflix’s June lineup. Even as the legendary Goodfellas says goodbye for now, its departure paves the way for new stories to shine, reminding us that streaming is a constant cycle of farewells and welcomes in the ever-evolving Netflix universe.

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