While September is shaping up to be an exciting month for new releases on Netflix – from Wednesday part two to Jude Law’s brand-new miniseries Black Rabbit – several great films are unfortunately leaving the streaming giant this month in anticipation.
While it can hurt to see that dreaded ‘leaving soon’ message popping up on all the films you’ve saved to your watchlist, we’ve compiled a list of the top movies you need to see before it’s too late. And now that the weather’s starting to turn, what better excuse for an autumn movie night?
© ParamountCatch up on the latest Scream film before the seventh instalment releases in 2026
Scream VI (2023)
Last day to watch: 5 September
If you’re on a Jenna Ortega kick after Wednesday, you’ll have a few extra days to catch her starring in Scream VI, the latest instalment in the popular horror franchise. When survivors of the previous Ghostface killings move to New York City, they’re forced to face a deadlier villain and unravel a twisted new mystery – perfect for an early Halloween viewing.
© AFP via Getty ImagesTom Brady co-produced this laugh-out-loud gem
80 for Brady (2023)
Last day to watch: 6 September
In this raucous sports comedy, four best friends journey to watch their hero, footballer Tom Brady, play in the Super Bowl, with their wild adventure proving it’s never too late for a little fun. Starring Sally Field and Lily Tomlin, the film was also co-produced by none other than Tom Brady himself.
© ShutterstockTag is a wildly fun watch
Tag (2018)
Last day to watch: 11 September
Based on a true story, Tag follows a group of lifelong friends who have been playing the same game of tag since childhood – with one undefeated player about to get married, they launch one last outrageous attempt to finally tag him. Jeremy Renner and Jon Hamm lead the ensemble cast of this wildly entertaining flick.
© Getty ImagesEmma Watson leads an ensemble cast in Sofia Coppola's 2013 hit
The Bling Ring (2013)
Last day to watch: 12 September
Emma Watson stars in Sofia Coppola’s dark comedy The Bling Ring, based on the real-life gang who burglarised the homes of Hollywood celebrities. The film offers a satirical look at celebrity worship and received high praise for Sofia’s signature, stylish direction.
© ShutterstockThis charming film is a sequel to 2018's Book Club
Book Club: The Next Chapter (2023)
© Getty ImagesThis Daniel Craig-led war drama is based on a true story
Defiance (2008)
Last day to watch: 14 September
This gripping wartime drama, set in Belarus, tells the true story of the Bielski brothers, who organised the largest armed Jewish resistance group in World War II. Daniel Craig and George MacKay lead the cast in a powerful portrayal of courage and brotherhood.
© Photo: RexPlease don't stop the music: Pitch Perfect is unfortunately leaving Netflix
The Pitch Perfect trilogy (2012, 2015, 2017)
Last day to watch: 15 September
Aca-scuse me? All of the Pitch Perfect movies will sadly be taking their final bow on Netflix this month. If you haven’t watched these Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson-fronted musical comedies, now’s the perfect time to catch up before they’re gone.
© Universal PicturesAhead of Emerald Fennell's Netflix remake, 2005's P&P is leaving the streaming service
Pride & Prejudice (2005)
Last day to watch: 15 September
As Netflix makes way for its own remake of the Austen classic, which is officially in production, the cherished Keira Knightley-led edition will soon be saying goodbye. You still have time to revisit Pemberley and get your Mr. Darcy fix – but make haste.
© Claudette Barius / Courtesy of Universal PicturesLupita Nyong'o's performance wowed audiences
Us (2019)
Last day to watch: 15 September
If you’re planning to marathon all the above films, leaving Netflix on the 15th, may we suggest you don’t save this one for after dark? This super suspenseful watch from expert horror director Jordan Peele follows a family’s terrifying encounter with sinister doppelgängers, and features some incredible acting from Lupita Nyong’o and Elisabeth Moss.
© FilmMagic,Getty ImagesJoy Ride is a riotously good time
Joy Ride (2023)
Last day to watch: 16 September
Emily in Paris star Ashley Park travels to China with her friends in search of her birth mother, resulting in a chaotic journey packed full of debauchery and mishaps. Equal parts feeling and funny, it’s a tale of true friendship that’s definitely worth a watch.
© NetflixThis super popular flick is one to catch before the month ends
No Hard Feelings (2023)
Last day to watch: 20 September
Jennifer Lawrence stars in and co-produces this witty comedy about a woman hired to help a socially awkward teenager find confidence before he heads off to college. Featuring some surprisingly heartfelt reflections on connection, the film also stars Andrew Barth Feldman, who recently appeared in the live-action adaptation of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler.
