Netflix regularly updates its library, and in June 2026, it will remove several titles, including the 1995 thriller 'Copycat'. The film stars Sigourney Weaver as Dr. Helen Hudson, a criminal psychologist who becomes agoraphobic after a near-fatal encounter with a serial killer, portrayed by Harry Connick Jr. Despite a modest box office performance, grossing $79 million against a $27 million budget, 'Copycat' gained popularity on VHS and is now celebrated as one of the most intelligent thrillers of the 1990s. Critics and audiences alike have lauded it as an underrated gem of its decade. The film's removal from Netflix highlights the platform's practice of taking down content without notifying subscribers, leaving many fans scrambling to watch their favorites before they disappear. Other titles leaving Netflix in June include various popular films and shows, further emphasizing the fluid nature of streaming content availability.