Don’t Miss These Must-Watch Movies Leaving Netflix This February!

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With February just around the corner, Netflix is set to bid farewell to several popular movies. These are must-see films that subscribers should not miss out on, as they will be disappearing from the platform soon. Some will depart mid-month, while others will vanish upon the arrival of February. Therefore, viewers are advised to act swiftly and add these movies to their watchlist without delay.

As numerous movies are set to leave the streaming platform, viewers can find a movie that suits their tastes and enjoys it before it vanishes. While there’s still plenty of time left to explore new titles on Netflix for at least the coming weeks, don’t miss out on any shows that catch your interest – watch them before they depart.

‘Dune’ (2021)

Leaving February 1

Under the guidance of Denis Villeneuve, Dune unfolds as a remarkable science fiction tale, tracing the ascension of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) into a powerful resistance leader on the arid world of Arrakis. Freshly settled on this planet, House Atreides is entrusted with the management of spice extraction, an essential resource for space voyages across the cosmos, without which interstellar travel becomes impossible.

In a tragic turn of events, when Paul’s family is deceived by the Emperor and House Harkonnen seizes their newly acquired home, slaughtering everyone except his mother, Paul seeks aid from the nearby Fremen tribe and eventually embraces their fight against the Imperium. This 2021 film paves the way for its anticipated sequel, Dune: Part Two, which is now available on Netflix – but beware, it’s set to depart from Netflix on February 1.

‘Snowpiercer’ (2013)

Leaving February 1

Under the guidance of Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon-ho, the film titled Snowpiercer delves into the realm of post-apocalyptic action thrillers. It tells the story of a diverse band of passengers who inhabit a perpetually moving train, following a disastrous climate change experiment that left Earth’s temperature inhospitable. Nicknamed the Snowpiercer, this train serves as humanity’s sole refuge as it circumnavigates the globe, carrying the world’s remaining inhabitants.

On a long journey around the globe, a fresh social hierarchy arises, dividing those aboard into different strata. While some enjoy opulence, many endure abject poverty. Yet, when the less fortunate rise up against the privileged in a bid for fairer distribution of resources, conflict ensues. This movie features Chris Evans, Jamie Bell, Tilda Swinton, Ed Harris, Octavia Spencer, and Song Kang-ho. Note that Snowpiercer will no longer be available on Netflix from February 1st.

‘White House Down’ (2013)

Leaving February 1

Under the guidance of director Roland Emmerich, the film titled White House Down delivers an entertaining blend of political action and suspense. The story revolves around a dedicated Capitol police officer named John Cale (portrayed by Channing Tatum), who finds himself in an unforeseen role – safeguarding President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx). Despite missing out on his desired position as a Secret Service agent, John keeps the disappointment hidden from his daughter to uphold her expectations.

Instead, he guides her through a tour of the White House, but their visit takes an unexpected turn when a heavily-armed military group seizes control and endangers the president. It falls upon John to take action, demonstrating his ability to fulfill his lifelong dream of safeguarding the president amidst the ensuing chaos in the government. White House Down will no longer be available on Netflix as of February 1.

‘Plus One’ (2019)

Leaving February 2

Plus One – A Charming Romantic Comedy

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In the heartwarming comedy, Plus One, we follow two old college pals, Ben (played by Jack Quaid) and Alice (Maya Erskine), who mutually decide to attend every wedding they’ve been invited to this season, as singlehood has become a bit too much to handle. To avoid the barrage of personal inquiries and curious glances from friends, they choose to serve as each other’s “plus one” for the summer. As the wedding season unfolds, they start to question whether their friendly agreement could blossom into something more meaningful. While one harbors a romantic soul, the other doubts the authenticity of love, but there’s a chance they could be ideal for each other.

Mark your calendars, as Plus One will be leaving Netflix on February 2nd!

‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ (2023)

Leaving February 12

The Pope’s Exorcist is a chilling supernatural suspense film, drawn from the actual case files of Father Gabriele Amorth (portrayed by Russell Crowe), the Vatican’s top exorcist. Set in 1987, it narrates the story of this high-ranking Vatican exorcist who is tasked with probing a suspected demonic possession of an American boy residing in Spain.

Initially, the situation seemed ordinary to Father Gabriel, but upon closer observation, it turned out to be far more sinister than he could have ever anticipated. In the course of tending to the boy, he uncovers a colossal secret that the Vatican has tirelessly worked to conceal for centuries. Meanwhile, I wanted to inform you that The Pope’s Exorcist will no longer be available on Netflix starting February 12.

For a complete list of every movie leaving Netflix, check the list below.

February 1

  • 21 Jump Street (2012)
  • 22 Jump Street (2014)
  • All Eyez on Me (2017)
  • Countdown (2019)
  • Despicable Me (2010)
  • Despicable Me 2 (2013)
  • Dune (2021)
  • How Do You Know (2010)
  • Not Another Teen Movie (2001)
  • Project X (2012)
  • Snowpiercer (2013)
  • Stealth (2005)
  • Storks (2016)
  • Takers (2010)
  • The Foreigner (2017)
  • The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (2013)
  • The Next Karate Kid (1994)
  • The Wave (2015)
  • Time (2021)
  • We’re the Millers (2013)
  • White Chicks (2004)
  • White House Down (2013)
  • Zero Dark Thirty (2012)

February 2

  • Cocaine Cowboys 2 (2008)
  • On Body and Soul (2017)
  • Plus One (2019)
  • Run All Night (2015)

February 8

  • The Coldest Game (2019)

February 12

  • The Pope’s Exorcist (2023)

February 2

  • Sommore: Queen Chandelier (2023)

February 26

  • Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World (2023)

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2025-01-23 05:02