Streaming enthusiasts should take note: Amazon Prime Video is scheduled to remove a vast array of movies and television series from its platform within the coming days. As the month of September 2026 draws to a close, a large selection of content will rotate out of the subscription service, making this the perfect time to catch up on titles before they become unavailable.

Notable Departures

The list of expiring content spans a wide variety of genres, featuring high-profile stars ranging from legendary actors like Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman to contemporary icons such as Reese Witherspoon, Colin Farrell, and Matt Damon. Whether you are looking for timeless classics or modern blockbusters, there is likely something on this list that warrants a final watch.

Scheduled Exits for September 29

The following titles are scheduled to leave the platform on September 29:

  • Bring It On (2000)
  • Hellfighters (1968)
  • Miami Vice (2006)
  • Silent House (2012)
  • That Night (1993)
  • XXX: Return Of Xander Cage (2017)
  • The Young Messiah (2016)

Major Departures on September 30

The end of the month sees a significant purge of the library. Notable films scheduled for removal on September 30 include:

  • The Graduate (1967)
  • Legally Blonde (2001)
  • The Martian (2015)
  • Reservoir Dogs (1992)
  • Robocop (2014)
  • The Pianist (2003)
  • War Dogs (2016)
  • 127 Hours (2011)
  • Napoleon Dynamite (2004)
  • And many others, including various installments of the Barbershop and Detective Knight franchises.

Television Series Leaving the Platform

Beyond films, several complete series and specific seasons are also departing, including:

  • Castle (2009) - 8 Seasons
  • The Magicians (2015) - 5 Seasons
  • Call Me Fitz (2010) - 4 Seasons
  • The Young Riders (1989) - 3 Seasons
  • Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010) - 2 Seasons
  • Florida Girls (2019) - 1 Season
  • Mr. Mom (2019) - 1 Season
  • The Reunion (2022) - 1 Season
  • Labyrinth (2014) - 2-Episode Mini-Series
  • Son of a Critch - Seasons 2 and 3

If any of these shows or movies have been on your watchlist, you may want to prioritize them before they cycle off the service.