Netflix is removing the critically acclaimed action film 'John Wick' starring Keanu Reeves from its platform after November 21, 2025. The film, released in 2014 and directed by Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, has significantly influenced modern action cinema with its innovative Gun-Fu style and detailed worldbuilding of a secret society of assassins. The story follows John Wick, a retired hitman mourning his wife, who seeks revenge after his dog is killed by gangsters, leading to a deadly rampage. 'John Wick' is celebrated for its stylish and brutal choreography, blending martial arts with gunfights in a way that feels both realistic and cinematic. The franchise has expanded to four main films, a spin-off, and a planned fifth installment, with worldwide box office earnings exceeding one billion dollars. Critics praise the series for its intense action, emotional depth, and Keanu Reeves' compelling performance. Currently, the film is available on Netflix and Joyn+ but will only be accessible until November 21, 2025. After that, viewers can find it on other streaming platforms like Amazon, Sky, Apple TV, and MagentaTV, where it is available for rental or purchase. The removal marks the end of an era for Netflix viewers, but the franchise continues to grow with new projects in development.