From Sex and the City to The Hunger Games: Everything leaving Netflix UK in November 2023

The Hunger Games films will be leaving the streaming giant (Picture: Lionsgate)

It’s the beginning of another month, which only means one thing…we’ve got to say our goodbyes to our Netflix favourites.

As we step into November (how is it November already!?) The Hunger Games franchise, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth – and the first Sex and the City movie will be facing the chop as we step into a new month.

As much as there are changes underway behind the scenes at Netflix, the changes to its set of movies and TV shows are forever changing.

So, let’s look at what’s leaving Netflix this month.

Which movies are leaving Netflix UK in November 2023?

Sadly we’ll be saying goodbye to the Sex and the City movie(Picture: WireImage)

Critically acclaimed titles such as The Pledge and Annie will be leaving Netflix this month.

Festive classics including Deck the Halls and Last Holiday also have an expiration date on the service – so you’ll need to get your last watches in quickly.

It was recently reported that millions of Netflix customers across the UK are set to pay more for their account – after the streaming platform announced that it was raising its subscription prices.

The company has said the price hikes will affect subscribers in the UK, US and France – with the company citing higher than expected growth in the wake of its crackdown on password sharing.

Which shows are leaving Netflix UK in November 2023?

The iconic Sister Sister will be leaving Netflix (Picture: Walt Disney Television via Getty Images)

Netflix have a great set of TV shows coming to the streaming platform this November, but this means some iconic series will be removed.

The Nickelodeon classic Sister is one of the legendary black sitcoms that had fans hyped when it joined the streamer in 2020.

teenagers and moved in together.

The show ran from 1994 to 1999 and we can all agree it had one of the catchiest theme tunes ever.

However, viewers will have to catch up as Sister Sister, US sitcom Girlfriends and The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k will be getting the chop.

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