David Farnor | On 30, Jan 2015

For a list of what’s coming soon on Netflix in February, click here.It’s the end of a month, which means one thing: titles are going to

disappear from Netflix. So, thanks to a handy list from Netflix.maft.uk, we round up the one’s that are worth checking out before they get taken down on Sunday 1st February.

Some may return as VOD licences are renewed, others may never appear again. Either way, from Terry Gilliam fantasy to comedy from the makers of Airplane! this is your last chance to stream the following:

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

Terry Gilliam’s barmy fantasy adventure about the Baron’s supposed travels sees the director stick close to his Monty Python roots. The result is a wonderfully enchanting exploration of stories, storytelling, fantasy and reality.

13 Ghosts

After inheriting his eccentric uncle’s house, Cyrus Zorba moves in with his family, only to discover a host of malign spirits haunting the place. William Castle’s 1960 horror starring Charles Herbert is enjoyable camp stuff.

The Seven Year Itch

Billy Wilder. Marilyn Monroe. If you’ve never seen this, you know what to do.

Bad Boys

Back when Michael Bay was at the peak of his game, this odd-couple buddy cop movie starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence is loud, explosive and – thanks to the main couple’s chemistry – enjoyably brainless fun.

Dark Water (2005)

Walter Salles’ remake of Hideo Nakata’s horror may not be as chilling as the original, but it bosts a stellar cast of Jennifer Connelly and Tim Roth and some top-notch visual effects.

Forrest Gump

To be watched while holding a box of chocolates and eating a can of Bubba Gump Shrimp.

It Could Happen to You

Hot on the heels of Face/Off tragically being removed from Netflix, another Nicolas Cage film is up for the chop. This time it’s 1994 rom-com It Could Happen to You, starring Bridget Fonda, which finds a man and a woman caught between a winning lottery ticket.

Multiplicity

With Michael Keaton blazing a trail in Birdman, this 1996 comedy gives you as much Michael Keaton as you could wish for, as a guy who discovers a way to clone himself. It may not be good, but in terms of Michael Keaton per minute of runtime, it’s arguably good value.

Top Gun

A thriller about fighter pilots or a story about homosexuality, whichever way you take it, Tony Scott’s 1986 action thriller is an undeniable classic.

When a Man Loves a Woman

Andy Garcia and Meg Ryan were in a movie together? Yes, they were. This 1994 romantic drama follows Alice and Michael, who face a crisis in their marriage when Alice’s drinking problem goes too far and forces them both to confront her alcoholism. Worth a watch.

Ruthless People

A millionaire planning to murder his shrewish wife thinks his prayers have been answered when she’s abducted: He simply refuses to pay the ransom. Four words to convince you to see it: Danny DeVito. Bette Midler. Three more: Zucker, Abrahams Zucker.

Other titles leaving on 1st February

Blankman
Urban Legend
Hollywood Homicide
Enough
Evil Woman (Saving Silverman)
The Missing
Mo’ Money
My Girl 2
Nowhere to Run
The Opposite of Sex
Priceless
The Rich Man’s Wife
Gothika
Stick It
Tears of the Sun
True Colours
Whatever it Takes

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