The best series and movies leaving Netflix in September 2019 / Movie

Autumn is almost here and, even though the cold weather will require you to sit comfortably on your couch watching your favorite movies and TV shows, you may want to change some titles before they leave Netflix for the month. next. The next purge of titles on the streaming service will not take away a ton of amazing titles, but there are still some modern hits, some Disney favorites, one of the best comedy skits shows in recent memory, and one of the Stanley Kubrick"The best are leaving the library.

Get the full list of TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in September 2019 below.

A mechanical orange

Stanley Kubrick's twisted classic follows Alex (Malcolm McDowell) and his band of scoundrels who participate in "some of the old ultraviolet" in the most disturbing way possible. But when Alex is arrested and imprisoned for one of his crimes, he returned to the world with changed behavior, unable to defend himself when his previous victims get revenge and get frustrated. This film is rather disturbing, but it is full of images that have been reproduced and rendered homage. (Leaving September 1st)

Batman Begins and the black knight

The first two installments of Christopher Nolan The black Knight trilogy have already circulated on streaming services, and you've probably seen them dozens of times already. But the convenience of these movies is just a push of a button on Netflix, making them attractive when you want to sit down and watch something you already love. You'll have to venture elsewhere to complete the trilogy with The Dark Knight Rises, but at least you'll get a good start in the series (Leaving September 1st)

Disney's Mulan and Pocahontas

The library of Disney titles available on Netflix continues to shrink as Disney +'s debut gets closer. This time it's two of Disney's first non-white female tracks leaving the library. The fierce warrior Mulan and the Amerindian princess Pocahontas both were involved in Disney's revival of animation in the '90s. The former coming back to the big screen in the form of a live action remake, the best time to relearn the original. (Departure on the 1st and 14th of September)

Nick and Norah's infinite playlist

I'm a sucker for romances that take place on a single day / night, and Nick and Norah's infinite playlist is a modern and trendy representation of love in the big city, caught in the madness of being young. Based on Rachel Cohn's book of the same name, Michael Cera and Kat Dennings make an excellent pair. This film is well known for its exceptional soundtrack. (Leaving September 1st)

The hangover

Although the box-office success of this R-rated comedy could lead to two bad consequences, it did not tarnish the magnitude of this first success. Bradley Cooper, Zack Galifianakis and Ed Helms have all become even bigger stars thanks to this film by director Todd Phillips. Justin Bartha was also there. This film still stands after 10 years and it is a pity that Hollywood could not leave this film alone as a great original comedy. (Leaving September 1st)

Portlandia Season 1 – 5

This is one of the best sketches in recent memory and features an incredible set of hilarious characters portrayed by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein. In addition, as the profile of the IFC program grew, so did the stars who stopped to play in this small universe of hipster comedies. Try to catch the whole series before he leaves. You will not regret it September 24)

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