As September 2025 approaches, Netflix is clearing out another wave of films — and some fan-favorite classics are on the list. From action thrillers to rom-com staples, this is the last chance to stream them before they disappear from the platform.
Here’s a breakdown of the biggest titles leaving Netflix this September so you can prioritize your watchlist.
Highlights Leaving September 1
A large batch of titles exit on the first of the month, including:
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American Gangster (2007) – Ridley Scott’s gripping crime drama starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe.
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Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) + Anchorman 2 (2013) – Will Ferrell’s cult-classic comedy duology.
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Black Hawk Down (2001) – Harrowing war epic from Ridley Scott.
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Sicario (2015) – Tense cartel thriller with Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin, and Benicio Del Toro.
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The Notebook (2004) – The quintessential Nicholas Sparks romance with Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams.
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The Holiday (2006) – Nancy Meyers’ feel-good holiday rom-com with Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet.
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V for Vendetta (2006) – Dystopian cult classic starring Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman.
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Bee Movie (2007), Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005), and The Polar Express (2004) – beloved animated family favorites.
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Us (2019) – Jordan Peele’s chilling horror thriller.
Anime fans will also lose access to the One Piece Movie Collection including Heart of Gold (2016) and Episode of Skypiea (2018).
Other Notable Departures
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Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) – September 9
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Instant Family (2018) – September 16
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The Guns of Navarone (1961) – September 15
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The Persian Version (2023) – September 20 (Sony Pictures)
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Several Netflix Originals will also be removed, including:
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The Match (2020) – Sept 1
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Michelle Wolf: It’s Great to Be Here (2023) – Sept 12
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The Stronghold (2020) – Sept 17
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Kountry Wayne: A Woman’s Prayer (2023) – Sept 19
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Battle (2018) – Sept 29
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What We Leave Behind (2022) – Sept 30
What to Watch First
If your time is limited, here are the must-stream titles before they leave:
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For action lovers: Sicario, Mad Max: Fury Road, Black Hawk Down.
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For romance fans: The Notebook, The Holiday, 17 Again.
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For comedy nights: Anchorman, Flushed Away, Trainwreck.
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For family viewing: Bee Movie, Wallace & Gromit, The Polar Express.
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For thrill-seekers: V for Vendetta, Us, Red Eye.
With so many favorites leaving on September 1, plan your Labor Day weekend binge wisely — once they’re gone, they might not return for months (or at all).
