7 Movies, web series leaving Netflix in September 2025

Streaming giant Netflix is home to a vast variety of popular films, including original ones and classic shows. However, once in a while, it shuffles its content library, with the old ones departing from its platform. If you’re wondering what’s departing next month, here’s a curated list of all the movies and web series leaving Netflix in September 2025. So, get ready to binge-watch these before they say goodbye to us.

Movies and web series leaving Netflix in September

Ave Maryam

Ertanto Robby Soediskam’s Indonesian romantic drama film features Maudy Koesnaedi alongside Chicco Jerikho, Tutie Kirana, Olga Lydia, Joko Anwar, and Nathania Angela. The story centers around a devoted Roman Catholic religious sister and her forbidden romance with her handsome pastor. The movie garnered critical acclaim for its fine and bold narrative.

50 First Dates

Helmed by Peter Segal, this romantic drama film is among the best in the genre. Whether it is the unique storyline or the formidable likes of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, this one is a great pick. The story revolves around a veterinarian named Henry, who has commitment issues. His life takes a turn when he meets an art teacher, Lucy, but the twist is that she has amnesia and forgets him every morning. Despite the odds, Henry falls for her and introduces himself to her each day after she forgets meeting him.

Kandasamys: The Wedding

Jayan Moodley’s romantic comedy-drama film is the sequel to Keeping Up with the Kandasamys. This African-Indian film revolves around Prishen and Jodi's wedding as chaos and misadventures turn it into a funny affair. With lots of family drama and comedy of errors, this sequel will keep you hooked. The ensemble features Jailoshini Naidoo, Maeshni Naicker, Madhushan Singh, and Mishqah Parthiephal.

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Cargo

Featuring Vikrant Massey and Shweta Tripathi, this sci-fi dark comedy film is set in a spaceship and sheds light on life and death with a mythological turn. Vikrant plays a scientist, who acts like a Yamaduta, as he recycles dead people so that they can be reborn. The entire story takes place in Pushpak 634A (spacecraft). Shweta plays an astronaut who helps him.

Instant Family

If you’re looking for a heartwarming family comedy film, then this one is an ideal fit for you. The story revolves around a couple (played by Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne), who become foster parents of three siblings. How they juggle with them as a family becomes the crux of the film. Isabela Merced, Gustavo Quiroz, and Julianna Gamiz play the siblings.

Change Days

This reality show features a group of real-life couples who go on a romantic getaway to make a key decision in their lives: either mend their existing relationship or pursue new flames. Will they or won’t they break up as temptations run high? Only time will tell. This will give you Temptation Island India vibes with steamy romantic conversations and tough tasks to test your relationship or love.

The Good Place

Packed with fantasy and comedy drama, this popular sitcom spanned four seasons. The story centers around a morally corrupt saleswoman named Eleanor, who finds herself in a dilemma after she arrives in a heaven-like place in the afterlife due to a mistaken identity. She then tries to keep up with the lies and her secret past to stay in the eponymous place.

FAQs:

Q. Which are the movies and series leaving Netflix in September 2025?'

A. Some of the series and movies that will leave Netflix in September 2025 include The Good Place, 50 First Dates and others.

Q. Is The Good Place a popular series?

A. Yes, The Good Place is a popular fantasy comedy drama. 

Q. Where to watch 50 First Dates?

A. 50 First Dates is currently streaming on Netflix, but it will be removed from the library next month.  

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