Netflix is set to remove a range of well-known films from its library in September, giving subscribers a limited window to catch these titles before they disappear from the platform. The removals reflect the streaming service's regular licensing cycle, as it rotates its catalogue to make room for new content while certain popular and critically acclaimed films exit.

Among the titles leaving are the complete Creed trilogy, starring Michael B. Jordan, which departs Netflix on 31 August, with its future streaming home currently unconfirmed. Also leaving is the romantic drama The Fault in Our Stars, based on John Green's novel and starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort, alongside several other classics and fan favourites highlighted in the list.