Every film and TV show set to be AXED from Netflix this month in a huge streaming shake-up
Netflix fans will be hit by yet another shake-up next month, with a slew of beloved films and TV shows set to leave the streaming service.
Viewers will have a limited number of days to tune into a list of films before they vanish from Netflix UK by the end of May.
Among those are the 2016 fantasy drama Collateral Beauty, which features a star-studded cast including Will Smith, Keira Knightley and Kate Winslet.
Also set to leave Netflix is Rango, the 2011 animated comedy in which Johnny Depp lends his voice to a pet chameleon which becomes stranded in the Mojave Desert.
So which films and TV series are set to leave Netflix? Here’s the biggest titles that fans are set to miss…
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Collateral Beauty
Kate Winslet, Keira Knightley and Helen Mirren joined forces to help Will Smith through personal tragedy in Collateral Beauty.
Kate stars as a friend of the actor’s character Howard, while Keira plays the embodiment of ‘love’, and Helen, ‘death’.
They rally around Howard – a New York advertising executive who is in a deep depression following the death of his young daughter.
To cope with her loss, he begins writing letters to the elements, which in his view connect the universe – time, love, and death.
The film is directed by David Frankel whose credits include 21, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and Rock Of Ages.
Spellbinding: Kate Winslet, Keira Knightley and Helen Mirren joined forces to help Will Smith through personal tragedy in Collateral Beauty
Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Barbershop 2: Back in Business takes viewers back to the much-loved Chicago barbershop owned by Calvin Palmer Jr.
It follows his employees in their various personal and workplace problems, as well as the rival barbershop Nappy Cutz opening across the street.
But the contender proves itself a threat to the community.
The 2004 sequel to Barbershop stars Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Sean Patrick Thomas, Queen Latifah and Eve.
Iconic: Barbershop 2: Back in Business takes viewers back to the much-loved Chicago barbershop owned by Calvin Palmer Jr (Ice Cube is pictured)
Rango
A domesticated chameleon voiced by Johnny Depp is plunged into an identity crisis when he mistakenly finds himself in a frontier town called Dirt.
The Western comedy sees the family pet take a thrilling journey to becoming the town’s new sheriff.
Isla Fisher, Abigail Breslin, Ned Beatty, Alfred Molina, Bill Nighy, Harry Dean Stanton, Ray Winstone and Timothy Olyphant also make up the cast.
At the time of release, anti-smoking campaigners branded Rango a public health hazard for encouraging children to take up the habit.
A raft of groups said the PG feature sets a bad example by featuring more than 60 instances of characters puffing away.
Hilarious: A domesticated chameleon voiced by Johnny Depp is plunged into an identity crisis when he mistakenly finds himself in a frontier town called Dirt
Edge Of Seventeen
Edge Of Seventeen, a coming-of-age drama along the lines of 1989’s Say Anything, is fronted by Hailee Steinfeld.
In the 2016 film, Hailee plays a teenage girl named Nadine whose best friend starts dating her older brother.
As one would expect, that causes some confusion in Nadine’s life as she tries to adjust to the facts of life.
Woody Harrelson plays Mr. Bruner in the film and Blake Jenner portrays Nadine’s all-star brother Darian.
Good watch: Edge Of Seventeen, a coming-of-age drama along the lines of 1989’s Say Anything, is fronted by Hailee Steinfeld
Which films and TV shows are leaving Netflix in May? The full list:
Pup Star: World Tour (May 4)
Bordertown: Seasons 1-3 (May 10)
Weed the People (May 13)
Booba: Food Puzzle: Season 1 (May 14)
Side Effects (May 16)
The Last Days (May 18)
Collateral Beauty (May 27)
The 2nd (May 29)
Barbershop 2: Back in Business (May 31)
The Boy (May 31)
Edge of Seventeen (May 31)
Galaxy Quest (May 31)
Hachi: A Dog’s Tale (May 31)
Little Boxes (May 31)
Midnight Diner: Seasons 1-3 (May 31)
My Girl (May 31)
Rango (May 31)
The Space Between Us (May 31)
The Stolen (May 31)
We Die Young (May 31)
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