Popular Titles Leaving Netflix and HULU This Month

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Every month, some of our favorite shows and movies leave streaming services. But that doesn't mean we can't enjoy them anymore. Here's a list of some of the standout films and series that won't be available on Netflix and Hulu anymore. Get your own copy and keep watching them whenever you want.  

Leaving HULU in February of 2023

• The Age of Innocence: The Martin Scorcese-directed film is based on Edith Wharton's enduring Gilded Age classic.
• Saw: 8-film collection: A truly blood-curdling classic horror franchise.
• Say Anything: John Cusack wins our hearts with his boombox serenade.
• The Net: Sandra Bullock fans unite!
• Christine: Based on Stephen King's novel about a car with a life of her own.
• Tootsie: Wherein one man's key to success is to become a woman.
• Once Upon a Time in Mexico: The final installment of Robert Rodriguez's Mexico trilogy.
• Mamma Mia! The Movie: The ultimate ABBA sing-along. So. Much. Fun.
• A River Runs Through It: Robert Redford directed this film based on a Norman Maclean story.
• Cast Away: Tom Hanks as a man stranded on a deserted island.
• The Royal Tenenbaums: A family of eccentrics struggles to bond. Signature Wes Anderson.
• Inception: Leonardo DiCaprio gets inside your head—literally.
• The Dark Knight Trilogy: Christian Bale was the best Batman. Just sayin'.
• The Hate U Give: This movie, based on Angie Thomas's YA novel, gives us all the feels.
• Fools Rush In: Salma Hayek and Matthew Perry play a couple trying to overcome their differences.
• A League of Their Own: "There's no crying in baseball!"
• We Bought a Zoo: A widowed father (Matt Damon) embarks on a hairy new project. Based on Benjamin Mee's memoir.
• The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou: Another quirky, starfish-studded Wes Anderson
• Ever After: Drew Barrymore waxes poetic in this Cinderella story.
• The Da Vinci Code: Tom Hanks works against time to solve an ancient puzzle in the film based on Dan Brown's Thriller.
• Snatch: Brad Pitt and Benicio Del Toro. That's all.
• Office Space: Jennifer Aniston and Ron Livingston lead a cast of characters weary of work.
• Liar Liar: Jim Carrey as a pathological liar cursed with a day of truth telling.
• Rio: A pair of macaws find love in this colorful animated film.

Leaving Netflix in February 2023

• 28 Days: More classic Sandra Bullock.
• Steve Jobs: An unusual biopic about an unusual man.
• Alpha and Omega: Animated family fun about a young wolf couple.
• The Borgias: The saucy series about the family that ruled the Renaissance.
• Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy: Tobey Maguire leads this Marvel franchise.
• The Addams Family and Addams Family Values: Enjoy a double feature of the campy creepy clan.
• Rambo: The Complete Collection: Revisit the bloody path of Sly's tenacious fighter.
• The Foreigner: Jackie Chan seeks vengeance in this action thriller.
• The Hunt for Red October: Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, and Scott Glenn lead the cast in the adaptation of Tom Clancy's thriller.
• Charlotte's Web: We love this 2006 version of B. White's barnyard tale.
• The Conjuring: It's a double feature of fear in this story of a haunted farmhouse.
• The 15:17 to Paris: Clint Eastwood takes on the real-life story about three men who thwarted a terrorist attack.
• Troy: Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, and Orlando Bloom battle with swords in this ancient epic.
• Miraculous Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir: Two Parisian girls transform into superheroes in this animated series.
• Up in the Air: George Clooney questions his life choices in this film about a man who fires people for a living.
• That's My Boy: Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg unite in this dark comedy about an estranged father and son.
• Dragonheart: Vengeance: Dragon and man join forces to defeat evil in this family-friendly fantasy adventure.
• St. Vincent: A unlikely friendship forms between a lonely boy and his curmudgeonly neighbor (Bill Murray).
• Scream 4: Starring Courtney Cox and David Arquette, this is a standout in the slasher franchise.
• The Paper Tigers: Three Kung Fu prodigies, now washed-up, middle aged men, set out to avenge their master in this feel-good action comedy.
• Right: A sunny young woman (Anna Kendrick) discovers that her boyfriend (Sam Rockwell) is a former hitman.
• Air Force One: "Get off my plane."

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