What’s Leaving Netflix In March For The U.S. And U.K.?

Unfortunately, life is unfair and we live in a world where iconic titles like Jaws: The Revenge (in addition to the first three Jaws movies) will no longer be available for our binge-watching pleasure. But, the good news is that you can finally have that Jaws -themed party you’ve always wanted to have – as long as you plan to have it before Wednesday, that is.

Jaws isn’t the only title abandoning us next month. The Perfect Wedding, The Nanny Diaries, and the first three seasons of Robin Hood are among the titles leaving Netflix this season.

Here’s a list of all the movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in March – so you can plan accordingly, aka order pizza, grab a blanket, and turn off your phone.

Leaving March 1

Copper (BBC) Da Jammies Dragon Tales The House of Cards Trilogy (BBC) Jaws Justice League: War Jaws 2 Jaws 3 Jaws: The Revenge Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox Justice League: War Keeping Up Appearances Monarch of the Glen, Seasons 1 – 7 National Lampoon’s Animal House North & South The Office (U.K.) (BBC) Robin Hood, Seasons 1 – 3 Survivors, Series 1 – 2 Torchwood (BBC) The Vicar of Dibley (BBC) What Went Down Zoo Clues

Leaving March 2

Black or White Donde Esta Elisa Relaciones Peligrosas Sweetwater Victoria

Leaving March 3

Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey Misfire Web Junkie

Leaving March 4

Entertainment I Dream of Wires Otto the Rhino Seashore The Discoverers The Nanny Diaries

Leaving March 5

Food Chains Jail Caesar The Days to Come Two Hundred Thousand Dirty

Leaving March 6

Pit Stop Rigor Mortis

Leaving March 7

Hansel vs. Gretel Star Wars: The Clone Wars (Seasons 1-6)

Leaving March 8

Love at First Fight The Starving Games

Leaving March 15

Animals Gone Wild (National Geographic) Boy B for Boy Drugs, Inc. Empresses in the Palace Filthy Riches Hacking the System (National Geographic) Monster Fish (National Geographic) My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend Sushi: The Global Catch

Leaving March 16

American Dreamz

Leaving March 23

Love Me The Invincible Iron Man

Leaving March 25

All Stars Pup The Perfect Wedding

Leaving March 27

Dragonwolf

Leaving March 28

Erasing Hate The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness

Leaving March 29

6 Guns Detropia I Melt With You Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark The Life and Crimes of Doris Payne

Titles Leaving Netflix UK in March:

Titles leaving the U.K. library include The First Wives Club – a classic comedy about three women who join together to get the ultimate revenge on their ex-husbands – starring Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, and Diane Keaton.

Leaving March 1

Big Words Community Cropsey Da Jammies Dear Dumb Diary Diary of a Mad Black Woman Event Horizon Family party The Firm The First Wives Club

The General’s Daughter Harlem Nights Harmontown Heather McDonald: I Don’t Like to Brag Life’s a Breeze The Lives of Others Lost River Mommie Dearest One Rogue Reporter Pope Joan Primal Fear The Rugrats Movie Rules of Engagement Sabrina The Singing Detective Why Did I Get Married? Wild Card Young Adult

Leaving March 2

Green Street Hooligans 2

Leaving March 4

Chasing Madoff Entertainment I Dream of Wires Otto the Rhino

Leaving March 6

Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist

Leaving March 9

Danger 5

Leaving March 10

The Elephant Princess

Leaving March 15

3rd Rock from the Sun A Different World Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs

Leaving March 24

The Haunted Hathaways

From family favorites, like Angry Birds and Kung Fu Panda to romantic thrillers, like the unforgettable Nicholas Sparks’ film Safe Haven, to classic romantic comedies like Claire Cook’s M ust Love Dog’s, h ere’s what’s coming to Netflix in March.

Five Came Back

On Feb. 28, Netflix released the trailer for its new documentary series Five Came Back, adapted from Mark Harris’ best-selling book, “Five Came Back: A Story of Hollywood and the Second World War.” The series will premier March 31.

“Five Came Back is a wholly immersive journey through film history and a sweeping look at the vital role storytellers play during our most tumultuous times. This rare vantage where we witness these titans of cinema forego their lucrative careers and embrace a new form of filmmaking, the documentary form, in the name of patriotism is absolutely breathtaking,” Lisa Nishimura, Netflix VP of Original Documentary Programming said in a press release.