It wasn’t until the new year that Australians finally had a way back into the wizarding world. It seems like the latter was the case for the Potter film franchise because those movies were mysteriously unavailable on any streaming service in Australia for several months last year. And other times, the rights to said content are just not available for renewal. Sometimes, the streaming service may have decided against re-upping simply because they no longer saw value in hosting that content. More often than not, content is removed from streaming services because the licensing rights to stream that series or film have expired and renewal may not be an option for one reason or another.
Unfortunately, our favorite movies and TV shows can’t always live forever on Netflix. More info on licensing is here: /niUYQO9U8F
(Especially Azkaban, the best one, don’t me). I solemnly swear that I’m sorry for not letting you know that Harry Potter was leaving Licensing fantastic movies is a beast and we wish we could keep them all. So loud were the unhappy witches and wizards that the Netflix Australia and New Zealand Twitter account had to publicly apologize. Last year, the streaming giant got into a bit of trouble when several fans voiced their disappointment at the unceremonious ousting of the Potter franchise. Here’s what’s coming to Netflix in July… /wcwmY2JlVB It’s time to rug up, stay in, and put on your new favourite show or movie. Announced earlier this week, all eight Harry Potter films will be returning to Netflix Australia on July 15. (In hindsight, it was fairly cruel that Australians had to brave the pandemic without the Potter flicks on streaming.) However, some very good news has just been sent via virtual owl. Along with several other titles, Netflix Australia sadly removed the Potter movies from the popular streaming service. In January last year, Australian Netflix subscribers collectively raised their wands to bid farewell to the Harry Potter film series.
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