Last updated: October 29, 2026

Hulu has not published a departure list for November 2026, and Disney has not announced one either. So this page covers what can be verified today: the films leaving Hulu at the end of October, each confirmed by two independent sources and each gone within days. Where a title can be watched afterwards comes from StreamingBeam's own availability lookup.

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Last chance: leaving Hulu at the end of October

Dates are written the way the sources publish them. A title listed as going on November 1 is still watchable through October 31, which is the day to plan around.

October 31

• The Avengers (2012), movie — streaming on Disney+

November 1 (last day to watch: October 31)

• Donnie Darko (2001), movie — free on Tubi, Pluto TV and The Roku Channel
• Inglourious Basterds (2009), movie — no subscription home, rent or buy on demand
• Ip Man (2008), movie — free on Tubi, Peacock and The Roku Channel
• Searching for Sugar Man (2012), movie — no subscription home, rent or buy on demand
• Soul (2020), movie — streaming on Disney+
• The Secret in Their Eyes (2009), movie — free on Tubi
• The Sixth Sense (1999), movie — streaming on Netflix, free on The Roku Channel

November departures

Disney has not yet published the November 2026 Hulu departures list. It is normally released through What's On Disney Plus in the last week of the month, and Hulu's own November announcement listed arrivals only, with no departing titles attached. We are not filling that gap with projected dates: nothing joins this list until a published version exists. This page will be updated the day it appears, at this same address.

The ones worth watching before they go

Inglourious Basterds (2009) — last day October 31. Tarantino's war film is built out of long conversations that happen to be interrogations, and the opening farmhouse scene is still the best thing he has directed. After Hulu it has no subscription home, so it becomes a rental or a disc.

The Sixth Sense (1999) — gone November 1. The rare twist film that holds up once you know the ending, because the quiet scenes between Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment are doing the real work. It lands on Netflix the same week, so nobody actually loses access to it.

Soul (2020) — gone November 1. Pixar's most grown-up film, about a middle-school band teacher who finally gets the gig of his life and then has to argue with a soul about whether any of it counts. It stays on Disney+, so this one is a scheduling note rather than a loss.

Donnie Darko (2001) — gone November 1. A teenage boy, a six-foot rabbit, a jet engine, and a soundtrack that made the 1980s sound like a warning. It moves to free, ad-supported streaming on several services, so it stays easy to find.

The Secret in Their Eyes (2009) — gone November 1. The Argentine original, not the remake. A retired investigator writes a novel about a murder he never solved, and the film turns that into a study of state violence and one unrepeatable stadium shot. Free on Tubi afterwards.

Two of those titles, Inglourious Basterds and Searching for Sugar Man, have nowhere to stream on a subscription once Hulu drops them, so the disc is the copy that stays put.

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More November streaming

Netflix side: what's leaving Netflix in November 2026 and what's new on Netflix in November 2026. If the monthly bill is the real problem, our look at the 2026 streaming price increases explains what changed and by how much.

Hulu's departure dates are published late and move at short notice, so check the title page before you plan an evening around one. The live version, across every service you pay for, is at https://streamingbeam.com.