Spy Starring Melissa McCarthy & Jason Statham Leaves Netflix This Month

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Jason Statham is known for flexing his comedic talents alongside his formidable fighting skills in action-comedy films. His humor muscles are quite robust, so fans of The Stath should watch his top action-comedy movie soon before it disappears from streaming this week.

This movie, penned and helmed by Paul Feig, features The Stath as the lead actor, along with Rose Byrne, Jude Law, Miranda Hart, and Bobby Cannavale. The plot revolves around a CIA analyst who, after years of working behind a desk, finds herself unexpectedly in the field, undercover on a mission to apprehend an arms dealer, avenge the death of the agency’s top agent, and navigate her new surroundings.

One of Melissa McCarthy, Jason Statham, and Paul Feig’s most critically-acclaimed films, “Spy,” continues to shine with a staggering 95% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and an impressive 78% score from audiences on Popcornmeter. If you haven’t watched this action-packed comedy yet, now is the time to catch up as it departs from Netflix in the U.S. on June 8, 2025. Here’s a look at the official synopsis for this highly-praised action film.

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“Spy,” one of Melissa McCarthy, Jason Statham, and Paul Feig’s most well-received movies, maintains its high status with a 95% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and a 78% score from audiences on Popcornmeter. If you haven’t seen this action-comedy yet, don’t delay, as it will be leaving Netflix in the U.S. on June 8, 2025. Check out the official synopsis for this lauded action flick below.

Although Susan Cooper, played by Melissa McCarthy, boasts a strong background in field training, she’s spent her entire career as an office worker, collaborating closely with suave agent Bradley Fine (Jude Law). Using advanced technology and a concealed earpiece, Susan serves as Bradley’s protective guide, helping him navigate danger. However, when Bradley meets his end at the hands of ruthless Bulgarian arms dealer Rayna Boyanov (Rose Byrne), Susan seizes an opportunity to embark on her first undercover operation, with a mission to apprehend Boyanov and seek justice for Bradley.

Will We Ever See ‘Spy 2’?

Although Spy, starring Statham, McCarthy, and Feig, is considered one of their finest works, a sequel has yet to materialize. A fantastic concept was presented by a spectator during the 2024 Olympics, but director Paul Feig recently disclosed to MovieWeb’s George Edelman that there are currently no plans in motion. This implies that we might never witness more of Rick Ford’s extraordinary and peculiar exploits, portrayed so convincingly by Statham – did you know he even convincingly impersonated Barack Obama before Congress?

I find myself intrigued by the idea of making another film based on ‘The Housemaid.’ Although I usually prefer original projects, this one stands out among my movies as a potential candidate for a sequel. However, I’m not particularly fond of chasing sequels, and with the amount of time it takes to create a movie, I often gravitate towards fresh ideas. What drew me to ‘The Housemaid’ was the unique opportunity to work with that cast, the distinctive nature of the book, and the darker genre compared to my usual choices. In fact, part of me shies away from sequels because I don’t want to divert myself from something innovative and thrilling.

Although humor may be scarce in the near future, Jason Statham’s action-packed films are plentiful, with “Mutiny” scheduled for release on January 9, 2026.

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2025-06-03 17:05