Last updated: September 9, 2026. Departure information applies to Netflix in the United States and may change as licensing agreements are updated.
Netflix may add dozens of movies and shows every month, but September 2026 is also taking plenty away.
Several major movies have already disappeared since the beginning of the month, including the entire Rocky and Creed collections, The Big Lebowski, Schindler’s List, Poor Things and both Zombieland movies.
There are still plenty of significant departures ahead.
Kraven the Hunter is preparing to conclude its Netflix streaming window, while television viewers are about to lose all six seasons of Nashville, four seasons of Spartacus and all eight seasons of Girlfriends. Later in September, acclaimed movies including Anatomy of a Fall, The Outrun and One of Them Days are also scheduled to leave.
If any of these titles have been sitting in your queue, now is the time to move them up.
TL;DR: The Biggest Titles Leaving Netflix In September 2026
- Girlfriends – September 11
- Kraven the Hunter – September 14
- Four Weddings and a Funeral – September 15
- Nashville – September 15
- Spartacus – September 15
- Heels – September 15
- Funny People – September 16
- The Outrun – September 18
- Anatomy of a Fall – September 23
- One of Them Days – September 30
Departure dates can change if Netflix renews a licensing agreement. Check the title’s Netflix page for the most current “Last day to watch” notice.
The Best Movies And Shows To Watch Before They Leave Netflix
Kraven the Hunter
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 14, 2026
Genre: Superhero, Action
Starring: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ariana DeBose, Russell Crowe
Kraven the Hunter is one of the most notable movie departures remaining this month.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as Sergei Kravinoff, the Marvel Comics hunter whose complicated relationship with his father helps push him toward becoming one of the most dangerous men in the world.
The movie was part of Sony’s universe of Spider-Man-related characters and eventually made its way to Netflix through Sony’s streaming arrangement.
Its time on Netflix is now coming to an end, making this one to prioritize if you planned on catching up with Sony’s Marvel lineup without renting it elsewhere.
Nashville
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 15, 2026
Seasons: 1-6
Genre: Drama, Music
Anyone currently working through Nashville has considerably more homework than movie viewers.
All six seasons of the country-music drama are scheduled to leave Netflix in the middle of September.
The series follows the personal and professional lives of singers, songwriters, musicians and industry figures navigating Nashville’s country music scene.
Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere anchored the original ensemble, but the show eventually expanded into a sprawling drama involving fame, relationships, politics and the business behind the music.
With well over 100 episodes across six seasons, this is not a binge you want to begin the night before it leaves.
Spartacus
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 15, 2026
Seasons: 1-4
Genre: Historical Drama, Action
Spartacus is also preparing to leave after a relatively short return to Netflix.
The Starz series reimagines the story of the gladiator who eventually led a major slave uprising against the Roman Republic.
The show became known for exaggerated violence, stylized action and adult content, but its political maneuvering and character relationships gave the spectacle considerably more weight as the series progressed.
All four seasons are currently scheduled to disappear together.
Heels
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 15, 2026
Seasons: 1-2
Genre: Drama, Wrestling
Starring: Stephen Amell, Alexander Ludwig
Heels follows two brothers involved in a small independent wrestling promotion in Georgia, where the line between their scripted rivalry and their real relationship begins disappearing.
Stephen Amell plays Jack Spade, the promotion’s owner and primary villain—or “heel”—while Alexander Ludwig plays his younger brother Ace.
The wrestling provides the backdrop, but Heels is primarily a family drama about ambition, responsibility and what happens when performers bring their real emotions into a fictional fight.
Both seasons are scheduled to leave Netflix this month.
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 15, 2026
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Starring: Hugh Grant, Andie MacDowell
If you want something considerably lighter before the mid-month departures hit, Four Weddings and a Funeral remains one of the defining romantic comedies of the 1990s.
Hugh Grant stars as Charles, a chronically single Englishman whose repeated encounters with an American woman named Carrie make him reconsider whether avoiding commitment is actually making him happy.
The movie helped turn Grant into an international star and remains one of the strongest examples of the British romantic-comedy wave that followed.
This is an easy watch to squeeze in before September 15.
Funny People
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 16, 2026
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Starring: Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, Leslie Mann
Judd Apatow’s Funny People gives Adam Sandler one of his more dramatic roles.
Sandler plays successful comedian George Simmons, whose life changes after receiving a serious medical diagnosis. He begins reevaluating his career and relationships while hiring struggling comedian Ira Wright, played by Seth Rogen, to help write material.
The movie is much more melancholy than its title suggests.
It is ultimately about what happens when someone realizes enormous professional success has not necessarily created a meaningful personal life.
The Outrun
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 18, 2026
Genre: Drama
Starring: Saoirse Ronan
Saoirse Ronan delivers another strong performance in The Outrun, an adaptation of Amy Liptrot’s memoir.
Ronan plays Rona, a woman who returns to Scotland’s remote Orkney Islands while attempting to rebuild her life following years of addiction.
The landscape becomes an important part of the film, creating a contrast between Rona’s chaotic past and the isolated environment she returns to.
The movie avoids treating recovery as a neat transformation. Progress happens gradually, with setbacks and memories continually interfering.
Anyone interested in intimate, performance-driven dramas should catch this before it leaves.
Anatomy of a Fall
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 23, 2026
Genre: Mystery, Courtroom Drama
Starring: Sandra Hüller, Swann Arlaud
Anatomy of a Fall begins with a death but quickly becomes something far more complicated than a traditional murder mystery.
A man falls from the window of a remote home in the French Alps. His wife Sandra becomes the primary suspect, and her trial begins exposing intimate details about their marriage.
The central question is whether Sandra caused her husband’s death, but director Justine Triet becomes equally interested in how a relationship can be reconstructed—and potentially distorted—inside a courtroom.
Sandra Hüller’s performance keeps the audience uncertain without relying on obvious tricks.
If you missed this acclaimed drama during its earlier run, September 23 is currently the deadline.
One of Them Days
Scheduled to leave Netflix: September 30, 2026
Genre: Comedy
Starring: Keke Palmer, SZA
One of Them Days gives Keke Palmer and SZA a wonderfully simple comedy problem: they desperately need money, and virtually everything they try makes their situation worse.
The roommates discover that their rent money is gone and must somehow replace it before they lose their apartment.
That sends them through an increasingly absurd series of attempts to solve what initially seems like a straightforward problem.
Palmer’s comic timing does much of the heavy lifting, while SZA makes an entertaining film debut alongside her.
Unlike many September departures, you have until the very end of the month to catch this one.
Everything Still Scheduled To Leave Netflix In September 2026
Leaving September 10
- Bombshell (2019)
- Jobs (2013)
Leaving September 11
- Girlfriends – Seasons 1-8
- Revenge of the Green Dragons (2014)
Leaving September 13
- Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress: The Battle of Unato
Leaving September 14
- Kraven the Hunter (2024)
- Ordinary Men: The “Forgotten Holocaust” (2023)
Leaving September 15
- Elena (2012)
- Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)
- Harley & Katya (2022)
- Heels – Seasons 1-2
- Nashville – Seasons 1-6
- Spartacus – Seasons 1-4
- Terror Comes Knocking: The Marcela Borges Story (2025)
Leaving September 16
- 30 for 30: Catholics vs. Convicts
- 30 for 30: Rand University
- 30 for 30: The U Part 2
- Funny People (2009)
- My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (2016)
Leaving September 17
- Castle and Castle – Seasons 1-2
- Small Time Crooks (2000)
- The Father Who Moves Mountains
Leaving September 18
- Lopez vs Lopez – Seasons 1-2
- The Outrun (2023)
Leaving September 19
- Rafał Rutkowski Comedy Collection
Leaving September 20
- 2 Weeks in Lagos (2020)
- Son of a Gun (2014)
- Strawman (2023)
Leaving September 23
- Anatomy of a Fall (2023)
- Life – Limited Series
Leaving September 24
- Angeliena (2021)
- Penelope – Season 1
Leaving September 26
- Malaal (2019)
- Military Wives (2019)
- MLB Opening Night: Yankees vs. Giants (2026)
- Montana Story (2022)
Leaving September 27
- Kambili: The Whole 30 Yards (2020)
Leaving September 28
- Forest of Piano – Seasons 1-2
Leaving September 30
- Alice (2022)
- Checkpoint / As Though Nothing Happened (2022)
- One of Them Days (2025)
What Already Left Netflix Earlier This Month?
September began with one of the larger Netflix rotations of recent months.
Major September 1 departures included:
- The complete Rocky series
- Creed
- Creed II
- Creed III
- The Big Lebowski
- The Breakfast Club
- Schindler’s List
- Little Miss Sunshine
- American Graffiti
- Jennifer’s Body
- The Green Knight
- Trick ‘r Treat
- Matilda
- Don’t Breathe
- Zombieland
- Zombieland: Double Tap
- Black Lightning
- Orphan Black
- Crashing
Later departures earlier in the month included The Bling Ring, Ginger & Rosa, Poor Things, Redeeming Love, Hands of Stone and Clifford the Big Red Dog.
What Should You Watch Before It Leaves Netflix?
If you only have time for a handful of titles, these would be our priorities:
- For an acclaimed mystery: Anatomy of a Fall
- For comedy: One of Them Days
- For romance: Four Weddings and a Funeral
- For a character drama: The Outrun
- For superheroes: Kraven the Hunter
- For wrestling fans: Heels
- For an epic TV binge: Spartacus
- For music drama: Nashville
Why Do Movies And Shows Leave Netflix?
Netflix does not own everything available through its service.
A significant part of the catalog consists of movies and television shows licensed from other studios for a specific period of time. When those agreements expire, Netflix must either negotiate a renewal or remove the title.
This is why movies can disappear from Netflix and later show up on Prime Video, Hulu, Peacock, HBO Max or another streaming service.
It also explains why something that left Netflix several years ago can suddenly return.
Even some titles marketed as Netflix Originals can eventually leave because Netflix may only hold distribution rights rather than owning the underlying production permanently.
How Can You Tell If Something Is Leaving Netflix?
Netflix usually places a “Last day to watch on Netflix” notice on the details page when a movie or show is scheduled to leave within the next month.
The message may also briefly appear when you begin playing the title.
Because licensing agreements can occasionally be renewed at the last minute, departure dates are not always permanent. If something you want to watch is showing a removal notice, however, it is safer not to wait until the final night.
Frequently Asked Questions About What’s Leaving Netflix
What’s leaving Netflix in September 2026?
Notable September Netflix departures include Kraven the Hunter, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Nashville, Spartacus, Heels, Funny People, The Outrun, Anatomy of a Fall and One of Them Days.
Is Kraven the Hunter leaving Netflix?
Yes. Kraven the Hunter is currently scheduled to leave Netflix in the United States on September 14, 2026.
Is Nashville leaving Netflix?
Yes. All six seasons of Nashville are scheduled to leave Netflix on September 15, 2026.
Is Spartacus leaving Netflix?
Yes. All four seasons of Spartacus are scheduled to leave Netflix in September 2026.
Is Anatomy of a Fall leaving Netflix?
Yes. Anatomy of a Fall is currently scheduled to leave Netflix on September 23, 2026.
Did the Rocky movies leave Netflix?
Yes. The six original Rocky movies departed Netflix at the beginning of September 2026 alongside all three Creed movies.
Did Poor Things leave Netflix?
Yes. Poor Things was among the movies removed from Netflix earlier in September 2026.
Do Netflix movies ever return after leaving?
Yes. Licensed movies frequently leave Netflix and return later when new streaming agreements are negotiated. Some titles rotate between Netflix and competing services multiple times.
How often should I check what’s leaving Netflix?
Netflix departures are announced and discovered throughout each month, so checking near the beginning and again around the middle of the month is the safest approach.
Don’t Leave These Until The Final Night
September has already removed a surprising number of recognizable movies from Netflix, but some of the month’s strongest departures are still ahead.
Anatomy of a Fall, The Outrun, Four Weddings and a Funeral and One of Them Days give movie fans very different options, while television viewers have considerably more work ahead if they want to finish Nashville, Spartacus, Heels or Girlfriends.
More departure notices can appear as September continues, so this guide will be updated if Netflix adds additional titles to its leaving-soon list.
Bookmark this page and check back as we continue tracking what’s leaving Netflix this month.
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