Black Panther Gets Its Official Netflix Exit Date

Marvel and Star Wars movies have been making the exodus to Disney+ the past few months, and now the ground-breaking Marvel comic book movie Black Panther is set to leave Netflix to make its way to Disney's brand new streaming site.

Ever since Disney announced the Disney+ launch in November last year, fans have been expecting Black Panther to make its way to the Mickey Mouse House's brand new streaming platform. Now it looks like Marvel finally knows when Black Panther is going to leave Netflix.

According to ComicBook.com,Black Panther is leaving Netflix on March 3, giving the social media site more room for original content. This is the first time that the movie's officially received an exit date from Netflix, giving Marvel fans the exact date when to expect the film out of the streaming platform.

This isn't the first Marvel movie that's left Netflix for Disney+. Thor: Ragnarok left Netflix early in December last year while Avengers: Infinity War left the streaming site exactly on Christmas day. Ant-Man and the Wasp left the site on January 29.

Of course, there are still some Disney movies set to transfer to Disney+, but it won't take that long till all of the Mickey Mouse House's content makes the transition from Netflix to the company's own streaming site.

Black Panther is an exciting new addition to Disney+. The movie broke ground in the comic book movie universe, giving Marvel its very first all-black superhero film. Are you excited to see Black Panther on Disney+? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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