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Watch these Netflix movies, shows before February ends

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Jan 28, 2021

A new month means another round of highly-anticipated titles is arriving on Netflix, but that also means that some must leave.

February marks another month that you’ll have to carefully time when you want to binge-watch your favorite shows.

ExploreCuddle up and watch these movies, shows on Netflix in February

Be sure to catch the crime thriller “Lila & Eve” starring Viola Davis and Jennifer Lopez before Feb. 5.

And if you’ve never seen “GoodFellas” or want to watch it again, you’d better do so before the crime drama, which stars Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta and Joe Pesci, disappears from the platform on Feb. 28. The same goes for the romance/drama “A Walk To Remember,” staring Mandy Moore from “This Is Us.”

Here are the movies leaving Netflix in February.

Feb. 4

Erased

Feb. 5

Lila & Eve

Woody Woodpecker

Feb. 7

Don’t Knock Twice

Swiped

Feb. 10

A Bad Moms Christmas

Feb. 11

The Other Guys

ExploreYou can binge more than 70 Netflix original movies this year

Feb. 14

Alone in Berlin

Hostiles

Feb. 16

Brave Miss World: Collection 1

Feb. 19

Bates Motel: Seasons 1-5

Feb. 20

A Haunted House

Feb. 21

Trespass Against Us

Feb. 24

Dolphin Tale 2

Feb. 26

The Frozen Ground

Feb. 28

A Walk to Remember

Basic Instinct

Easy A

The Gift

GoodFellas

Gran Torino

Haywire

LA 92

Little Nicky

My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Friendship Games

Retribution

Saving Mr. Banks

Sleepover

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Kiersten Willis is a Georgia-born content producer for the revenue content team with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She has a special focus on Atlanta celebrity and entertainment news.

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