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A few titles are leaving Netflix over the next week

Netflix is bringing some new and exciting shows and movies onto the streaming platform this month including a final series of You and a new series of Black Mirror. But unfortunately, they must also remove some titles.

Fans have been warned that “raunchy comedy” No Hard Feelings will be leaving Netflix on April 21, giving viewers just over a day to watch it before it becomes unavailable.

No Hard Feelings, starring Hunger Games legend Jennifer Lawrence, revolves around 32-year-old Maddie (Lawrence) who is hired by a rich family to “date” their awkward and introverted 19-year-old son to bring him out his shell before he goes to university.

The 2023 flick, which has received a Rotten Tomatoes score of 70%, has been hailed as a “lighthearted” and easy-to-watch comedy. One review on Google says: “A delightful and heartwarming comedy-romance that will leave audiences smiling, laughing, and feeling uplifted.”

Another review reads: “it’s extremely funny at moments, their was a couple of emotional scenes, there was good acting by Jennifer Lawrence and her lead male co-star.”

No Hard Feelings has also been described by fans as: “Really humorous, refreshing and feel good movie after a long time”, and “a raunchy comedy that surprises with its genuine heart and social commentary”.

The film will sadly be leaving Netflix on April 21.

Other titles leaving the streaming platform in April includes Minions, which is leaving on April 24, and Patriots Day which is leaving on April 29.

But it isn’t all bad news in April. A new series of Black Mirror dropped onto Netflix earlier this month, bringing six episodes of technology madness to our screens.

As well as that, Joe Goldberg returns for the fifth and final series of You, which promises to be a “killer finale”. You returns for the final time on April 24.