Several TV shows are leaving Netflix over the next month, including seasons 1-7 of Weeds, seasons 1-2 of the British comedy cult classic Extras, and three seasons of the body painting reality competition, Skin Wars. Some great films will also be cycling off the streaming service in March, including Inception, Taxi Driver and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. The first two Sex and the City movies will also leave Netflix (maybe to find a new home at HBO leading up to the SATC reboot?). Some cute, animated kids’ movies are also leaving Netflix in March, including 2016’s Hedgehogs and 2005’s Chicken Little.
All the movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in March 2021
Leaving March 3
Rectify: Seasons 1-4
Leaving March 7
Hunter X Hunter (2011): Seasons 1-3
Leaving March 8
Apollo 18The Young Offenders
Leaving March 9
November CriminalsThe Boss’s Daughter
Leaving March 10
Last FerrySummer Night
Leaving March 13
Spring BreakersThe Outsider
Leaving March 14
AftermathMarvel & ESPN Films Present: 1 of 1: GenesisThe AssignmentThe Student
Leaving March 15
Chicken Little
Leaving March 16
Deep Undercover: Collections 1-3Love Dot Com: The Social ExperimentSilver Linings Playbook
Leaving March 17
All About NinaCome and Find Me
Leaving March 20
Conor McGregor: Notorious
Leaving March 22
Agatha and the Truth of MurderI Don’t Know How She Does It
Leaving March 24
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage
Leaving March 25
Blood FatherThe Hurricane Heist
Leaving March 26
Ghost Rider
Leaving March 27
Domino
Leaving March 30
Extras: Seasons 1-2Killing Them SoftlyLondon Spy: Season 1The House That Made Me: Seasons 1-3
Leaving March 31
ArthurChappaquiddickEnter the DragonGod’s Not DeadHedgehogsInceptionKiller Klowns from Outer SpaceKung Fu HustleMolly’s GameMoney TalksSchool DazeSecret in Their EyesSex and the City: The MovieSex and the City 2Sinister CircleSkin Wars: Seasons 1-3Taxi DriverThe Bye Bye ManThe Perks of Being a WallflowerThe Prince & MeWeeds: Seasons 1-7 Looking for anime on Netflix? Here we go! Mary-Louise Parker and Justin Kirk in Weeds.
