7 Must-Watch Movies Leaving Netflix in November: ‘Jumanji,’ ‘13 Going on 30’ and More

Netflix is clearing out some beloved titles in November, and fans of family adventures and romantic comedies will want to act fast. Among the departing films are the 1995 classic ‘Jumanji,’ starring Robin Williams, and the 2004 fan-favorite ‘13 Going on 30,’ featuring Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo. These films have been popular choices for streaming audiences, and their removal means viewers have limited time to watch them on the platform. The list of expiring movies includes a mix of genres, from the high-octane action of ‘The Fast and the Furious’ franchise entries to the heartfelt drama of ‘The Pursuit of Happyness,’ starring Will Smith. Also leaving is the 2003 comedy ‘School of Rock,’ with Jack Black, and the 2011 thriller ‘Limitless,’ starring Bradley Cooper. Each of these films has drawn significant viewership, making their departure notable for subscribers. Netflix regularly rotates its library as licensing agreements expire, and November marks a significant shift with several high-profile titles exiting. For viewers who have these movies on their watchlists, the end of the month is the deadline to catch them before they move to other streaming services or become unavailable for streaming. Don’t wait until it’s too late—prioritize these must-watch movies before they disappear from Netflix.