Here's What's Leaving Netflix in August 2020

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By Dave Trumbore

Published Jul 22, 2020

'Bad Boys' no! Say it ain't so!

For the most part, Netflix subscribers will have plenty of titles to enjoy this August before the streaming platform starts pruning its selection, like it does every month. But the farther into August we get, the more painful the cuts. So yeah, we'll lose that rare R-rated sports comedy Goon halfway through the month, followed by the Adam Sandler "comedy" Just Go with It a week later (which isn't that much of a loss, really), but the final week is brutal.

Say farewell to Blue Is the Warmest Color, one of the sexiest Netflix and Chill selections that has long been on the platform. Just a few days later, we lose The Wicker Man, and no, not the one with Nicolas Cage that you (un)ironically like, but the one from 1973 starring Christopher Lee. Then the big cuts hit. The last day of August sees the loss of two Bad Boys movies, the classic horror flicks Candyman and Child's Play, the three original Karate Kid movies, Groundhog Day, and V for Vendetta, among other casualties. RIP (at least until they cycle back onto the platform).