These are all the films and TV shows leaving Netflix in September
September is officially here - drawing summer to a close and starting the season for long cosy evenings - we're talking log fires, hot chocolates and a fully loaded Netflix queue.
The streaming platform may have scuppered our plans however, with Netflix removing a huge number of TV shows and films from its library this month.
It is thought that this is probably to make way for new releases to join the platform, but it does seem to be coming at the loss of some classics - Legally Blonde, The Notebook and Gone Girl to name a few.
Here's a full rundown of the TV shows and films leaving Netflix this month.
TV shows and films leaving Netflix in September
1 September
Aakhri Adaalat Alive All at Sea Anaconda Angels & Demons Armored Bethany Hamilton: Unstoppable The Bang Bang Club Blow The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Carbon Cemetery Junction Chadi Jawani Budhe Nu Chicago Fire Chicago Med The Conjuring Cujo Deliver Us from Evil The Distinguished Citizen The Dream Catchers Ek Jaan Hain Hum Elena The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain The Equalizer Exit Wounds Gone Girl The Great Raid The Guardian Brothers The Guns of Navarone Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay Heidi Her Homefront The Hustle In Time Insidious: Chapter 3 The Internship The Iron Giant Jerry Maguire Just Go With It Justice in the City Khoon Khoon The Last Shaman Legally Blonde Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde The Legend of Hercules The Lost Brother Love and Shukla Manoranjan Monte Carlo Mujrim My Summer Prince Naa Bangaaru Talli The Notebook Old School Olmo & the Seagull Once Upon a Time in America Petit Ours Brun Rocco Rush Hour Rush Hour 2 Set Up The Smurfs 2 Snatch Sohni Mahiwai Something’s Gotta Give Space Dandy season one and two Starsky & Hutch Sudden That’s My Boy They’ve Gotta Have Us Three Days of the Condor Todo Sobre El Asado War Dogs Zodiac
2 September
Baxu and the Giants Black Books season one to three Double Jeopardy Justice Monkey Twins Poacher Uncover
4 September
A Champion Heart Enemy Lines Staged season one The Lost Okorosh
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5 September
Malcolm X
6 September
All About Love Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan The Informer
8 September
Apaches The Handmaiden Warrior
9 September
LA’s Finest Paranormal Activity 4
11 September
Hail, Caesar!
13 September
Baby Mamas It Chapter Two
15 September
A Nice Girl Like You Fall of the Krays Jump Man on Fire Northmen – A Viking Saga Rise of the Footsoldier 3: The Pat Tate Story Rise of the Krays Robert the Bruce Robot Overlords Sample This Schumacher Stardust The Hunt for Red October The Revenant U Want Me 2 Kill Him?
16 September
A Cinderella Story Along Came a Spider Misfits
17 September
Ad Vitam
18 September
Body Cam Diamond City Skylines The Witch
19 September
Papillon
20 September
Corporate Animals Mobile Suit Gundam UC
23 September
Under the Eiffel Tower
24 September
The Bar VeggieTales in the House
25 September
Zulu Man in Japan
26 September
Man of Steel The Emoji Movie
27 September
The Kitchen
28 September
Cultivating the Seas: History and Future of the Full-Cycle Cultured Kindai Tuna
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