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Here's What's Leaving Netflix In July 2017, So You Can Get One Last View In
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The beginning of a new month is always exciting for streaming fans because a new line up of movies and TV shows hit Netflix for your viewing pleasure. However, Netflix plays by the "out with the old, in with the new" philosophy, so it also takes away some your faves to make room for new ones. The list of what's leaving Netflix in July 2017 will hurt you deeply as they remove classics like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and not one, but two of Sandra Bullock's arguably best rom-coms. The only remedy for your Netflix removal pain? The list of what's coming this month. But, before you start watching what's new, take another look at these movies and films before they leave the streaming site.
'American Pie Presents: Band Camp'
One in a number of spinoffs in the American Pie franchise, follows Steven Stifler's younger brother and his misadventures at band camp.
Leaving July 1
'Blazing Saddles'
The satirical comedy stars Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder in the late-1800s American Wild West.
Leaving July 1
'Flicka 2'
This sequel stars Partick Warburton and Tammin Sursok as a father-daughter duo in trying to reconnect after many years apart on a ranch in Wyoming.
Leaving July 1
'9/11: Stories in Fragments'
A Smithsonian Channel documentary that tells various stories about some of the victims, survivors, and heroes on 9/11.
Leaving July 1
'Secrets: The Sphinx'
A Smithsonian documentary that explores the mysteries surrounding one of the world's most famous monuments.
Leaving July 1
'Working Girl'
A classic workplace comedy starring an all-star ensemble cast of Harrison Ford, Sigourney Weaver, and Melanie Griffith.
Leaving July 1
'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'
A 1950s musical starring Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell as two showgirls traveling to Paris.
Leaving July 1
'An Unmarried Woman'
After her husband of 16 years leaves her for a younger woman, Jill Clayburg's character, Erica, deals with her new life.
Leaving July 1
'Hello, Dolly!'
The Tony-winning musical stars Barbra Streisand as the titular character, Dolly.
Leaving July 1
'MacGyver' (Seasons 1 - 7)
All seven seasons of this timeless action-adventure series about secret agent Angus MacGyver are scheduled to be taken down on July 1.
'Ghost Whisperer' (Seasons 1 - 5)
Jennifer Love Hewitt stars as a newlywed with the ability to see and communicate with ghosts in this CBS show.
Leaving July 1
'Futurama' (Season 6)
From the creators of The Simpsons, this animated series follows a pizza boy, Fry, who was frozen in 1999 and wakes up in 2999.
Leaving July 1
'Day of the Kamikaze'
This Smithsonian Channel documentary details the history of and motives behind the infamous Japanese suicide pilots in World War II.
Leaving July 1
'Nazi Temple of Doom'
This documentary explores the mystery behind a gold cauldron found at the bottom of a lake that could be a relic linked to a Nazi cult.
Leaving July 1
'The Incredible Bionic Man'
Two experts' journey to create a fully bionic man using advance prosthetics that could rival even the human body.
Leaving July 1
'Secrets: A Viking Map?'
This episode of the documentary series Secrets looks into the mystery behind the Vinland Map, which could prove that the Europeans knew about North America long before Columbus.
Leaving July 1
'Secrets: Richard III Revealed'
Another episode in the documentary series Secrets, this episode examines excavated bones to try and find the remains of King Richard III.
Leaving July 1
'Titanic's Final Mystery'
This documentary looks into the reasoning behind the sinking of the "unsinkable" ship and the inadequate rescue of its passengers.
Leaving July 1
'Samurai Headhunters'
A documentary detailing the dark and brutal Samurai history featuring the story of one samurai's journey.
Leaving July 1
'America's Secret D-Day Disaster'
A documentation of the deadly dress rehearsal six weeks before D-Day that claimed over 700 American lives.
Leaving July 1
'Black Wings'
This documentary profiles several black aviators, from the Tuskegee Airman to astronauts, and their struggles with racism and the determination to achieve their dreams.
Leaving July 1
'Blondie's New York'
A documentary that examines Blondie's early years in New York and their eventual rise to the top of the music world.
Leaving July 1
'Bombs, Bullets and Fraud'
A documentary exploring the surprisingly dangerous job of the U.S. postal inspectors.
Leaving July 1
'Death Beach'
South Africa's Second Beach is the site of some of the deadliest shark attacks in history, this documentary explores the beach's terrifying legacy.
Leaving July 1
'Hip Hop: The Furious Force of Rhymes'
A documentary exploring the origins of hip hop in 1970s New York City.
Leaving July 1
'American Pie Presents: Beta House'
The sixth installment in the American Pie franchise, this movie follows two fraternities battling for the top of the greek social scene.
Leaving July 1
'Hugo'
The story of a young orphan in living in the streets of Paris who meets a girl who changes everything.
Leaving July 1
'American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile'
The fifth installment in the American Pie franchise, which, you guessed it, follows another member of the Stifler family on a journey to have sex.
Leaving July 1
'Angus, Thongs And Perfect Snogging'
This iconic movie about what it's like to be a 14-year-old girl was undoubtedly you and your friend's favorite movie in middle school but it is sadly leaving Netflix on July 1.
'While You Were Sleeping'
The classic Sandra Bullock romantic comedy in which she saves her crush when he is mugged and thrown onto the subway tracks and then is mistaken for his fiancée at the hospital — classic mix up, right?
Leaving July 1
'Kate and Leopold'
Hugh Jackman plays a time-traveling Duke who falls in love with Meg Ryan in present day New York City. Run don't walk to the nearest computer and watch this one.
Leaving July 1
'El Dorado'
Another classic Western film set to be removed in July, starring John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, and James Caan.
'The Last Samurai'
Tom Cruise stars as an American military advisor who learns the ways of the samurai culture he was supposed to destroy.
Leaving July 3
'Two Weeks Notice'
Sandra Bullock is rom-com royalty and Two Weeks Notice is one of her crown jewels. She plays Hugh Grant's right-hand woman who quits after being relied upon too heavily.
Leaving July 3
'Los Heroes del Norte' (Seasons 1 & 2)
A TV series about a country music band comprised of various diverse members which comes together to achieve fortune and fame.
Leaving July 6
'Opposite Field'
The story of a team of orphans from Uganda who strive to be the first Africans to play in the Little League World Series.
'Sleeping Beauty'
A fresh take on the classic fairytale, it stars Finn Jones (aka Loras Tyrell from Game of Thrones) and Grace Van Dien as Sleeping Beauty.
Leaving July 12
'Adventures of Pepper and Paula'
Based on a true story, it tells the story of Paula, who is a world champion gunslinger who has to be rescued by her dog, Pepper.
Leaving July 12
'In the Basement'
An intimate documentary that shows what various homeowners do in their basements.
Leaving July 12
'Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain'
Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain gives viewers that chance to witness Hart's hilarious standup routine from the comfort of their own homes.
Leaving July 13
'Lessons for a Kiss'
A smitten teenage boy looks for advice from three different romance experts.
Leaving July 15
'All That Glitters'
Two working class BFFs use magazine tips to break into the big-city high society.
Leaving July 15
