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Jason Statham’s $1.5B Action Blockbuster Is Officially About to Disappear From Netflix

Monday 12 October22:00 · 5h agoAI summary
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Jason Statham’s Furious 7, his biggest film at $1.5 billion worldwide, is set to leave Netflix on 31 October. The action hit has an 82% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

01Summary

  1. 01Furious 7 grossed $1.5 billion worldwide, including about $350 million in the US and more than $1.1 billion overseas.
  2. 02Netflix says 31 October is the last day to watch the film on the platform.
  3. 03The film has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 81% from critics and 82% from audiences.
  4. 04Jason Statham also appeared in The Beekeeper in 2024 and A Working Man in 2025.
  5. 05The Beekeeper 2 is due in cinemas in the first few weeks of 2027.

02Why it matters

For viewers, this means one of Statham’s best-known action films will soon no longer be available on Netflix. Fans who want to rewatch it will need to do so before the end of October.

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