Don't Miss Out! Your Last Chance to Binge These 5 Blockbusters Before They Exit Netflix in September 2025

The streaming landscape is constantly shifting, and with new additions come inevitable departures. As we look ahead to September 2025, Netflix subscribers need to prepare for some significant goodbyes. Five fantastic films, ranging from intense dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies and spine-chilling horror, are set to vanish from the platform.

This is your urgent call to action: clear your schedules and get ready to binge, because once they're gone, they're gone!

First on our must-watch list is Christopher Nolan’s epic war thriller, Dunkirk (2017). A masterclass in suspense and historical storytelling, Nolan's unique approach tells the harrowing story of the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk during World War II from three perspectives: land, sea, and air.

With minimal dialogue and an immersive score, it's a visceral, heart-pounding experience that demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible. If you haven't witnessed this cinematic achievement, September 2025 is your absolute final call.

Next up, prepare to float with Pennywise one last time in Andy Muschietti’s terrifying adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novel, It (2017).

This film brought a new generation of horror fans face-to-face with their deepest fears, delivering a chilling narrative about a group of kids, the Losers' Club, battling an ancient, malevolent entity in Derry, Maine. With stellar performances from its young cast and genuinely unsettling scares, 'It' redefined modern horror.

Don't let this nightmare fuel disappear from your watchlist before you face it again.

For a dose of darkly comedic action based on a true story, look no further than Todd Phillips's War Dogs (2016). Starring Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, this film chronicles the incredible (and often absurd) journey of two young men who become unlikely international arms dealers.

It's a wild, entertaining ride filled with incredible scams, questionable decisions, and a surprising amount of heart. If you love a story of ambition gone awry with a high-stakes backdrop, 'War Dogs' is your pick before it deploys from Netflix.

Ready for some undeniable fun? Get your dollar bills ready for Magic Mike XXL (2015).

Channing Tatum leads the charge in this sequel that's less about plot and more about pure, unadulterated joy, friendship, and of course, spectacular dance numbers. The Kings of Tampa reunite for one last show, embarking on a road trip that's as much about self-discovery as it is about stripping. It's a feel-good, empowering spectacle that's perfect for a night in with friends.

Don't miss this celebration of male camaraderie and dazzling choreography.

Finally, for a beloved classic that still brings the laughs, we have Miss Congeniality (2000). Sandra Bullock shines as FBI agent Gracie Hart, who goes undercover as a beauty pageant contestant to thwart a terrorist threat.

Bullock's comedic timing and the film's charming premise make for an endlessly rewatchable experience. It's a delightful blend of action, comedy, and a surprisingly heartfelt message about inner beauty. Revisit this iconic performance before Agent Hart's mission on Netflix concludes.

So there you have it: five incredible films that demand your attention before they're unceremoniously pulled from Netflix in September 2025.

Whether you're in the mood for an intense historical drama, a terrifying horror, a witty crime caper, a celebratory dance-off, or a heartwarming comedy, your watchlist is officially full. Start streaming now, because next September, these cinematic gems will be a distant memory on the platform!