Seven "Fast & Furious" movies are scheduled to leave Netflix in the United States on November 1, according to What's on Netflix, a site that tracks the streamer's library.

The departing films are "The Fast and the Furious" from 2001, "2 Fast 2 Furious," "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift," "Fast & Furious," "Fast Five," "Fast & Furious 6" and "Furious 7," the site's list shows. ComingSoon.net, citing What's on Netflix, said that covers nearly the entire main series on the service.

The removals are part of a large batch of licensed movies leaving on the first of the month, What's on Netflix said. Keanu Reeves' "Speed" and several "Chucky" horror films are also on the November 1 list.

What's on Netflix said its November list is preliminary and not yet complete, and that it will update the post as Netflix announces more departures.

"Furious 7," released in 2015, was Paul Walker's final appearance in the series, ComingSoon.net noted. Walker played Brian O'Conner. The franchise, owned by Universal Pictures, has grossed more than $7 billion worldwide across 11 films, the site said. It began in 2001 with a $38 million budget.

The films are leaving as the franchise heads toward its planned final chapter. Universal has set "Fast Forever" for release on March 17, 2028, and Vin Diesel said filming would begin in December 2026, ComingSoon.net reported. Walker's character will reportedly return for the finale.

What's on Netflix said many licensing deals are running their course. It said several other major titles, including Sony's "Paddington in Peru" and Universal's "M3GAN 2.0," are due to leave later in November.

What we know: Seven "Fast & Furious" films are on What's on Netflix's list of titles leaving Netflix in the US on November 1.
What we don't: Whether the dates will hold. Only What's on Netflix has reported this so far; NewsHabit hasn't seen independent confirmation.