Under the Skin is leaving Netflix in the United States on November 1. The date appears on Netflix’s November departure list, published October 22. If you want to watch it with your existing subscription, plan to finish by Saturday, October 31.
That is a practical buffer, rather than a promise about the exact hour Netflix will remove it. The public list does not specify a universal cutoff time. Leaving Soon also lists November 1; use Netflix's own last-day notice as the final check in your account.
Check the date on the title itself
Netflix says an approaching departure appears as a last-day notice on the title’s details page or when playback starts. Check that message in the account and country you will actually use. A search result describing the U.S. catalog may not apply elsewhere.
The listing gives the film an R rating and a running time of one hour and 47 minutes.
Jonathan Glazer's unsettling science fiction
This is Jonathan Glazer’s science-fiction film starring Scarlett Johansson. Distributor A24 describes its central character as a mysterious woman who draws isolated men into an otherworldly trap.
The premise points toward unsettling science fiction rather than a conventional action thriller. If that sounds appealing, the official trailer is a better starting point than a plot summary that gives away the film’s discoveries.
Availability after Netflix
A Netflix departure notice establishes a deadline on Netflix. It does not establish that another service will have the same film free of charge, in your country, on the following day.
Another service's listing may offer included streaming, an ad-supported version or a separate rental, each with different terms.
A24 lists the feature at one hour and 48 minutes, a minute longer than the Netflix listing. The one-minute catalog difference does not establish that the listings refer to different cuts.
The distributor's page also contains short production featurettes on editing, location scouting, sound and other departments. Those offer a specific continuation after the film for someone interested in how its unsettling effect was made. The clips can reveal a scene's construction or context, so they may be better saved until after the film.
