A big shake-up of online streaming catalogues has Netflix losing major films to Hulu in a recent deal.
The popular Netflix platform announced over the weekend it had decided to let go of blockbuster films such as Transformers: Age if Extinction, Hunger Games: Catching Fire and World War Z so that it can focus on original content.
Entertainment company Epix subsequently said it was shifting partners to Hulu, which will be picking up the licensing for major films leaving its streaming rival Netflix.
"It will take us time to build a robust slate of original movies, but we're hard at work on it with such great stars and directors as Brad Pitt, Ricky Gervais, Judd Apatow, Angelina Jolie, Sofia Coppola and Adam Sandler," wrote content officer at Netflix Ted Sarandos.
The BBC reported Netflix's deal with Epix runs up until the end of September. The films will then disappear from Netflix.