Leaving Netflix in September – all the movies and shows you won't want to miss
We'll never let go
Netflix subscribers are losing some real heavyweight classics this month. From epics such as Titanic to sports dramas such as Rocky, there are plenty of top films leaving the best streaming service in September that you won't want to miss.
We've compiled the list below, and out of these we'd also highlight Alex Garland's Annihilation, which is an adaptation of Jeff VanderMeer's sci-fi horror series. It stars Natalie Portman as a biologist investigating an otherworldly environment and is simply a stunning watch – you may have seen me recommending this before.
If all of these are sounding a bit too serious for you, then be sure to catch the action comedy Kick-Ass, starring Nicolas Cage and Chloë Grace Moretz as a father and daughter superhero duo. It's based on a comic of the same name and is a fun watch with stylish action scenes.
Of course, there are also a ton of new Netflix movies arriving this month that will keep you busy, including Sofia Coppola's incredible Lost in Translation – hopefully its spiritual sibling, Spike Jonze's Her, will join next.
What's leaving Netflix on September 12?
- Colette
What's leaving Netflix on September 14?
- Intervention (season 21)
What's leaving Netflix on September 29?
- Annihilation
What's leaving Netflix on September 30?
- 60 Days In (season 3)
- A League of Their Own
- Are You Afraid of the Dark? (season 1)
- Clear and Present Danger
- Doom
- Hatfields & McCoys (season 1)
- Kick-Ass
- Lawless
- Nanny McPhee
- Rocky
- Rocky II
- Rocky III
- Rocky IV
- Rocky V
- Snow White & the Huntsman
- Star Trek
- Star Trek Into Darkness
- Titanic
- Warm Bodies
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Amelia became the Senior Editor for Home Entertainment at TechRadar in the UK in April 2023. With a background of more than eight years in tech and finance publishing, she's now leading our coverage to bring you a fresh perspective on everything to do with TV and audio. When she's not tinkering with the latest gadgets and gizmos in the ever-evolving world of home entertainment, you’ll find her watching movies, taking pictures and travelling.