5 movies leaving Netflix India this September

Streaming libraries are always shifting, and this September, Netflix India is saying goodbye to a mix of blockbusters, cult favourites, and timeless classics. From Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning 'Oppenheimer' to the teen-horror staple 'Final Destination', here are five films you might want to catch before they disappear.

Oppenheimer (September 20)
Christopher Nolan’s epic on the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer isn’t just a history lesson; it’s a tense and emotional look at the man behind the atomic bomb. With Cillian Murphy in a career-defining role, the film sweeps through science, politics, and guilt in true Nolan fashion.

Pride and Prejudice (September 15)
The 2005 classic that gave us Keira Knightley’s unforgettable Elizabeth Bennet and Matthew Macfadyen’s brooding Mr. Darcy. Joe Wright’s take on Jane Austen’s novel is equal parts witty and swoon-worthy, with stunning landscapes and plenty of old-school romance.

Pitch Perfect (September 15)
Before a cappella was cool, 'Pitch Perfect' made it mainstream. Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson and the Barden Bellas deliver laughs, sass, and mashups that still get stuck in your head. It’s one of those easy rewatch comfort films.

Sliver (September 12)
Sharon Stone at the peak of her ’90s thriller era. In Sliver, she moves into a high-rise apartment with secrets lurking behind the walls — and a voyeuristic neighbour watching her every move. Dark, steamy, and very much of its time.

Final Destination (September 27)
The film that kicked off the cult horror franchise. A group of teens cheats death after a terrifying premonition, but fate isn’t done with them yet. Inventive, over-the-top death scenes made it a guilty pleasure for horror fans everywhere.