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Netflix Is Losing Over 40 Movies And TV Shows In July

Netflix is adding a ton of must-see new stuff in July, but as is always the way, the streaming giant is also losing a lot of great titles next month, too. Over 40 movies and TV shows are being removed from the platform's library over the course of July, with the losses including a popular Disney animation, a couple of classic family films and, unfortunately for horror fans, a load of chillers. 
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Netflix is adding a ton of must-see new stuff in July, but as is always the way, the streaming giant is also losing a lot of great titles next month, too. Over 40 movies and TV shows are being removed from the platform’s library over the course of July, with the losses including a popular Disney animation, a couple of classic family films and, unfortunately for horror fans, a load of chillers.

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Meryl Streep political biopic The Iron Lady exits on July 5th, with horror The Invitation following on the 7th. Anthology horror Holidays vanishes on the 14th, as does Disney’s The Princess and the Frog the very next day. There aren’t a lot of Mouse House movies left on Netflix these days, and this 2007 effort – the studio’s last to be produced with traditional 2-D animation – is likely to join the rest of the Disney canon on D+ soon.

Another animated feature leaves on the 28th, DreamWorks’ The Croods, starring the voices of Nicolas Cage, Emma Stone and Ryan Reynolds as a prehistoric family of cavemen. On the other end of the spectrum, Oscar-winning drama Spotlight, featuring an ensemble cast including Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Rachel Adams, exits on the 30th.

The bulk of the removals will disappear on the last day of the month, however, and there are a lot of classics among them. Get ready to say goodbye to Stanley Kubrick’s seminal A Clockwork Orange, Steven Spielberg’s Hook, the original Mad Max starring Mel Gibson, Robert Pattinson romantic drama Remember Me and cult favorite horror-comedy Zombieland. Speaking of horror, Chucky lovers should prepare to lose a total of four Child’s Play movies that same day.

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Here’s the full itemized list of everything leaving Netflix in July:

Leaving 7/5/21
The Iron Lady

Leaving 7/7/21
The Invitation

Leaving 7/14/21
Holidays

Leaving 7/15/21
The Princess and the Frog

Leaving 7/19/21
Love Sick: The Series: Season 1

Leaving 7/22/21
Oh My Ghost
Oh My Ghost 2
Oh My Ghost 3
Oh My Ghost 4

Leaving 7/28/21
The Croods

Leaving 7/30/21
Spotlight

Leaving 7/31/21
A Clockwork Orange
Bride of Chucky
Child’s Play 2
Child’s Play 3
Eat Pray Love
Four Christmases
Freak Show
Fred Claus
Friends With Benefits
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
Grand Designs: Season 10
Grand Designs: Season 15
Hardcore Henry
Hinterland: Seasons 1-3
Hook
Horns
Jupiter Ascending
King Arthur
Little Baby Bum: Nursery Rhyme Friends: S1
The Little Rascals
Mad Max
My Best Friend’s Wedding
Nacho Libre
Nights in Rodanthe
The Patriot
Remember Me
Seed Of Chucky
Step Up: Revolution
Your Highness
Zombieland

So make sure to watch these movies while you’ve still got the chance before they leave Netflix next month.


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Christian Bone is a Staff Writer/Editor at We Got This Covered. Since graduating with a Creative Writing degree from the University of Winchester, he has been cluttering up the internet with his thoughts on movies and TV for over a decade. The MCU is his comfort place but, if you asked him, he'd probably say his favorite superhero film is The Incredibles.