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These movies, TV shows won’t be on Netflix by the end of September

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By Kiersten Willis
Aug 25, 2021

When September comes, several titles will exit Netflix.

The streaming giant on Wednesday announced the series and movies that will leave the platform beginning Sept. 3. They include season 2 of “Pawn Stars,” “The Karate Kid” franchise and the biographical drama “The Pianist.”

ExploreShows, films and documentaries coming to Netflix in September

See below for a full list of what’s leaving by Sept. 30.

Sept. 3

Kicking and Screaming

Sept. 6

Midnight Special

Sep. 7

Ripper Street: Series 1-5

Sept. 11

Turbo

Sept. 12

I’m Sorry: Seasons 1-2

Sept. 14

Pawn Stars: Season 2

Sept. 15

Angry Birds: Seasons 1-2

As Above, So Below

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

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Sept. 16

Penny Dreadful: Seasons 1-3

Sept. 18

Beauty & the Beast: Seasons 1-4

Sept. 26

The Grandmaster

Sept. 30

Air Force One

Austin Powers in Goldmember

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

Boogie Nights

Cradle 2 the Grave

Evil: Season 1

Fools Rush In

Insidious

The Karate Kid

The Karate Kid Part II

The Karate Kid Part II

Kung Fu Panda

Kung Fu Panda 2

No Strings Attached

The Pianist

Prom Night

The Queen

Star Trek

Star Trek: Enterprise: Seasons 1-4

Star Trek: Seasons 1-3

Star Trek: Voyager: Seasons 1-7

The Unicorn: Season 1

Why Do Fools Fall in Love

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Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist at the AJC.

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