The Notebook is among the latest movies that are going to be removed from Netflix soon, as per reports. Despite its huge popularity, it seems the Nick Cassavetes-helmed movie will not be available to stream on Netflix for long.
Here’s when and why The Notebook is leaving Netflix.
Why is The Notebook leaving Netflix and when?
The Notebook will reportedly leave Netflix, along with a range of other movies, on September 1, 2025. Usually, at the start of each month, some new movies are added to the platform, and some leave.
On September 1, The Notebook, along with titles like 50 First Dates (2004), Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004), are Blood and Bone (2009), are departing the platform. There are many others on the list, too. (via What’s on Netflix)
While Netflix has not released any information about why The Notebook is leaving in particular, this usually happens due to a limited license agreement that Netflix has with the movies. For The Notebook, which has been on the platform for a while, this license must be expiring in September 2025, leading to its reported departure from the platform.
But those who want to watch the movie after September 1, 2025, will still have some options. The Notebook will continue to be available for rent and purchase on various platforms like Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video. Moreover, it may also arrive on a different streaming platform after leaving Netflix.
The Notebook is based on Nicholas Sparks’ popular 1996 novel of the same name. Starring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams in the leading roles, The Notebook has become one of the most iconic romantic dramas of the 21st century. It continues to maintain a huge fanbase and will hopefully be as relevant in the coming years, too.
Those who plan to watch the movie on Netflix still have nearly a month to catch it.
