What’s leaving Netflix? Here’s the list of all shows and movies leaving the platform in November 2023

As we gear up for a new month, Netflix is set to retire several titles from its expansive collection. From sci-fi masterpieces to laugh-out-loud comedies, the list of shows and movies departing the platform in November 2023 is extensive. Here's a comprehensive look at what's leaving, so you can plan your binge-watching sessions accordingly.

Major Titles Departing Netflix

Two of the most notable films to be delisted include Denis Villeneuve's riveting sci-fi drama "Arrival" with Amy Adams, and the modern comedic sensation "Superbad," starring Jonah Hill and Michael Cera. If you haven't had the chance to watch these yet or are itching for a rewatch, now's the time. Other beloved movies like "Hook," "Dear John," and "Stuart Little" are also bidding their farewells.

List of all shows, movies leaving Netflix in November 2023:

Leaving Nov. 3
The Amazing Race: Seasons 5 and 7

Leaving Nov. 6
Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian

Leaving Nov. 10
Laguna Beach: Seasons 1-2

Leaving Nov. 15
Accepted
Jeff Dunham: All Over the Map
Loving

Leaving Nov. 22
Hard Kill
Love Island USA: Season 1

Leaving Nov. 29
Disappearance at Clifton Hill

Leaving Nov. 30
About Last Night
Arrival
Basketball Wives: Seasons 1-2
Dear John
Fences
Hook
LEGO: Friends: Seasons 1-4
New in Town
Peppermint
Stuart Little and Stuart Little 2
Superbad
Surf's Up
The Punisher
Up in the Air

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