New free movies and Wicked For Good joins Pro
The free five just changed
Netflix rotated a batch of titles off the service on July 31, and four of them were BarkSkip's free movies. Rather than leave you with a free tier full of films you can't watch, the whole thing has been rebuilt.
The new free five:
Aloha (2015)
And So It Goes (2014)
Click (2009)
Enola Holmes (2020)
Enola Holmes 2 (2022)
That's 163 cataloged moments, free, no account and no license key. Aloha is the only holdover from the old lineup. Everything else is new.
Wicked For Good is now in Pro
The big one: Wicked For Good (2025) is live for Pro users with 60 mapped moments. It's a loud, crowded, animal-heavy film, which is exactly the kind of movie that turns a reactive dog into a co-star. It took a while to map properly. It's ready now.
Three more titles joined Pro at the same time: Enola Holmes 3, Little Brother, and the AFI Life Achievement Award tribute to Eddie Murphy.
The catalog now sits at 21 titles: 5 free and 16 Pro.
What left, and why
These seven left Netflix on July 31:
Meet the Parents, Meet the Fockers, Little Fockers, There's Something About Mary, The Proposal, Father of the Bride, and Father of the Bride Part II.
Four of those were free titles; three were Pro. Nothing was removed because of anything BarkSkip did — Netflix licenses expire, and when a movie leaves the service there's nothing left for us to skip. When titles come back, so do their triggers. The work doesn't get thrown away.
This is the honest tradeoff of building on someone else's catalog, and it's why the free tier is a rotating five, not a fixed five.
You don't have to do anything
No reinstall, no update, no re-entering your license key. BarkSkip pulls the catalog from our server on its own, so the new titles show up in your popup within a few minutes of opening Netflix. If you want to hurry it along, just open the BarkSkip popup.
Pro users: Your license is unaffected. Use the same key, same three activations, same one-time purchase.
A note from the couch
I'd be lying if I said watching four free titles disappear overnight felt great. Gus and I had Meet the Parents mapped down to the doorbell.
But the point of BarkSkip was never a specific list of movies; it's that you get to watch something without one hand hovering over the remote. So the free tier gets rebuilt, the catalog keeps growing, and the next batch gets mapped.
It’s still a convenience tool, not training or veterinary advice. It only skips cataloged moments in supported Netflix titles on desktop browsers. Miss a scene? Use Report in the extension popup.
Links
Chrome Web Store: BarkSkip for Chrome
Safari (Mac App Store): apps.apple.com/app/id6792311158
Pricing & Pro: barkskip.com/pricing
How it works / FAQ: barkskip.com/faq
Support: info@barkskip.com
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