One of the wildest comedies I've ever seen is leaving Netflix this week — why you need to stream it before it's gone
The comedy film 'Kneecap' is set to leave Netflix on June 2, 2026. This biopic follows the rise of an Irish hip-hop trio from Belfast and is noted for its unique storytelling and authenticity. Viewers are encouraged to watch it before it departs the streaming platform next week.
- ▪'Kneecap' is a biopic about an Irish hip-hop trio from Belfast.
- ▪The film features the actual band members playing themselves, adding authenticity.
- ▪It is known for its crude humor and high-energy storytelling.
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Entertainment Streaming One of the wildest comedies I've ever seen is leaving Netflix this week — why you need to stream it before it's gone Opinion By Christina Izzo published 24 May 2026 'Kneecap' is making an Irish exit from the streamer on June 2 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Sony Pictures Classics) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Every month, Netflix — like all of the top streaming services — gives its extensive inventory a refresh, welcoming a whole host of new film and TV titles while saying a fond farewell to a slew of others to make some space on the platform.
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