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Here's What's Leaving Netflix In February So You Can Brace Yourself For Heartbreak
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February may be the shortest month, but it's also one of the most emotional. If you're not in a relationship, then Valentine's Day can be a hard one. If you're away from your friends, then Galentine's Day is even harder. And, like every other month, there are TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in February that will certainly give you something to cry about. Honestly, it's a wonder that we don't buy a month's worth of tissues to get us through what should be a really quick time. Especially considering all the following TV shows and movies leaving our Netflix queue, so they will no longer be available to hold our hands, tell us it will be OK, and distract us from the world for a few hours. Or days.
Sure, there's a silver lining in all the things that will be coming to Netflix in February 2018. But at what cost? At what cost? Before we can say hello, we need to say goodbye, so make sure you find the time to marathon these programs and films before they're gone. You don't want to miss out and get FOMO over something that was always yours to watch if only you'd taken advantage of it before February rolled around.
'The Catch' Season 1
No, not the short-lived Shondaland show. This one takes you into the world of deep-sea fishing in Britain. (Feb. 28)
'Miami SWAT' Season 1
Watch this Miami team take on the likes of drug dealers and gangsters on their home turf. You know, while you still can. (Feb. 28.)
'I Am Ali'
This documentary, featuring Muhammad Ali's audio journal, is available on Netflix, and you know you want to watch it one last time. (Feb. 28)
'Cesar 911' Season 1
Dogs! Dogs, and Cesar Millan. Enough said. (Feb. 28.)
'Brain Games' Season 3-4
If you want to get to know your brain a little better, you'd better watch some Brain Games before it's gone. (Feb. 28)
'Save The Date'
Lizzy Caplan and Alison Brie play two sisters in interesting romantic entanglements in this charming rom-com. (Feb. 16)
'Our Last Tango'
María Nieves Rego and Juan Carlos Copes' romantic and legacy gets the spotlight in this film that's half-documentary half-dance sequences. (Feb. 16)
'Christmas Belle'
Get your Duff sister fix watching Haylie in this adorable holiday rom-com. (Feb. 15)
'Burn Notice' Season 1-7
Burn Notice is getting a burn notice next month, so catch up with ex-spy Michael Westen while you can. (Feb. 15)
'Before I Go To Sleep'
Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth deliver strong performances in a psychological thriller that will make you paranoid AF. (Feb. 15)
'A Christmas Kiss II'
Mistletoe makes a match in this Christmas romance that is no Christmas Prince, but is still going to be missed anyway. (Feb. 15)
'12 Dog Days Till Christmas'
Say goodbye to these beloved puppies, because this movie is on its way out. (Feb. 15)
'Family Guy' Season 1-8
The early seasons of Family Guy have a different kind of humor than the later seasons, but you'll have to compare the difference on Hulu now instead. (Feb. 14)
'Honeymoon'
A romantic honeymoon and a haunted cabin don't mix — and this Rose Leslie movie shows exactly why. (Feb. 12)
'A Little Bit Of Heaven'
Kate Hudson learns that she has cancer and then romances Gael García Bernal in this rom-com you can catch right before Valentine's Day. Also, Peter Dinklage is in it. (Feb. 11)
'A Ballerina's Tale'
Misty Copeland's takeover of the ballet world is expertly captured in this amazing documentary. (Feb. 2)
'Top Gear' Series 19-23
This British show about race cars and, occasionally, the celebrities who drive them, is taking its final bow. (Feb. 1)
'Tin Man'
This mini-series starring Zooey Deschanel gives you a whole new look at the land of Oz when a waitress (Deschanel) is catapulted into that world. (Feb. 1)
'The Longest Day'
Get your war fix, your history fix, or your John Wayne fix with this 1962 Oscar-winning movie about the D-Day invasion. (Feb. 1)
'The Benchwarmers'
Three adult men join the Little Leagues to fulfill a childhood dream and it's surprisingly heartwarming. (Feb. 1)
'Silver Streak'
In this comedy starring the late Gene Wilder, a thief, a secretary, and a book editor are in for the adventure of their lives. (Feb. 1)
'Project X'
A monkey and an Air Force pilot become besties. So, yeah. (Feb. 1)
'Perfect Stranger'
Halle Berry tries to solve her friend's murder and gets in over her head. (Feb. 1)
'Open Season: Scared Silly'
This animated movie is the perfect pick-me-up for these cold winter days — at least, until it's gone. (Feb. 1)
'Night Watch'
This trippy Russian urban fantasy film pits the light against the darkness with some gorgeous cinematography. (Feb. 1)
'Day Watch'
The flip side to Night Watch, and well worth watching afterward. (Feb. 1)
'Magic City' Season 1-2
When Castro's rebels take over Cuba, Miami becomes a darker place for Jeffrey Dean Morgan. (Feb. 1)
'King Arthur'
Clive Owen and Keira Knightley star in this King Arthur retelling. (Feb. 1)
'How To Steal A Million'
Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole plan a unique art heist in this 1966 film. (Feb. 1)
'Hard Candy'
Ellen Page stars as a teenage girl as dangerous as the pedophiles she hunts. (Feb. 1)
'Corpse Bride'
This underrated Tim Burton film stars some truly compellingly creepy characters. (Feb. 1)
'The Nightmare Before Christmas'
What's this? What's this? You've only got a short time to catch Jack Skellington in Halloween Town before this beloved Halloween-Christmas movie is gone. (Feb. 1)
