Here’s all the stuff leaving Netflix in February

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Every movie and TV show vanishing from Netflix in February.

February is right around the corner which means Netflix removes a a good portion of licensed content from its service. Usually, it’s a bunch of movies and shows you’ve never heard of and never would have ended up in your queue anyway, but other times (like this February), some great content vanishes from the service.

Here’s all the movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in February:

Leaving February 1st

• A.C.O.D.
• An American Girl: Saige Paints the Sky
• An Inconvenient Truth
• Ashby
• Black Hawk Down
• Bratz: Babyz: The Movie
• Bratz: Super Babyz
• Charlotte’s Web 2: Wilbur’s Great Adventure
• Clerks
• Elizabeth
• Extract
• Failure to Launch
• Frida
• Girls Just Want to Have Fun
• Jackass 2.5
• Lalaloopsy Girls: Welcome to L.A.L.A. Prep School
• Last Holiday
• Mission: Impossible III
• Sahara
• Save the Last Dance
• Serving Sara
• Star Trek: Nemesis
• The Kite Runner
• The Machinist
• The Original Latin Kings of Comedy
• There Will be Blood
• Trainspotting
• What’s Eating Gilbert Grape

Leaving February 7th

• Justin Bieber’s Believe

Leaving February 12th

• Grounded for Life: Season 1 – Season 5

Leaving February 13th

• Scary Movie 5
• The Nut Job

Leaving February 15th

• Brothers in War
• Chris Porter: Ugly and Angry
• Closure
• Exile Nation: The Plastic People
• Jack Frost
• I Am Not a Hipster
• Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
• Prince of Broadway
• Stephanie in the Water
• The Man on Her Mind
• Unlikely Animal Friends: Season 2

Leaving February 16th

• Santa Claws
• Somewhere

Leaving February 17th

• Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year

Leaving February 19th

• Problem Child: Leslie Jones

Leaving February 28th

• Clueless

Kevin Raposo

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