The Dark Knight trilogy to leave Netflix UK in November 2026
Christopher Nolan's Batman films, starting with Batman Begins, are currently streaming on Netflix in the United Kingdom.
Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy is set to leave Netflix in the United Kingdom in November 2026, according to Collider. The three films are currently available to stream on the service in the UK.
The trilogy opens with Batman Begins, the 2005 film that rebooted the Batman franchise with Christian Bale in the lead role. Nolan directed all three instalments.
The departure date gives UK subscribers a window of several months to watch the films on Netflix before they move off the platform.
An earlier reboot
Before Nolan's version, the Batman franchise had stalled: in 1997, Batman & Robin was a critical and commercial failure. In the early 2000s, Bryan Singer's X-Men and Sam Raimi's Spider-Man had offered director-driven spins on the superhero genre, ahead of Nolan's own take.
Quick answers
When is The Dark Knight trilogy leaving Netflix UK?
The trilogy is set to leave Netflix in the United Kingdom in November 2026.
Which film starts The Dark Knight trilogy?
Batman Begins, released in 2005, is the first instalment of Nolan's trilogy.
Who played Batman in Batman Begins?
Christian Bale played Batman in Batman Begins.