Netflix Removes 22 Films, Shows Including Airport, Black Hawk Down September 2025

Netflix is removing various popular movies and TV shows in September 2025, including classics like "Airport" (1970), "American Gangster" (2007), and comedies such as "Anchorman" and its sequel. Additionally, the police procedural series "SWAT," which has a long history dating back to 1975 and recently concluded its eighth and final season, will have its entire series available on Netflix starting September 15, with a spinoff announced by CBS. In 2025, Netflix also achieved a major success with "KPop Demon Hunters," an animated film that topped worldwide charts and Billboard music rankings, marking a significant streaming hit for the platform. Meanwhile, Disney's live-action remake of "Lilo & Stitch" grossed over $1 billion globally after its theatrical release and is set to debut on Disney+ on September 3, 2025, appealing especially to families. Netflix continues to cycle content due to licensing agreements, making room for new originals by removing older titles, including some cult favorites and critically acclaimed films and series. These changes highlight the dynamic nature of streaming libraries and the evolving entertainment landscape.