Which Movies Are Leaving HBO July 2018: ‘Get Out’, ‘Good Morning Vietnam’, and More

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*Closing time, one last call to watch these flicks before they disappearrrrrr*
I’m sure you’ve gotten used to it by now, how every month all your favorite streaming services get a ton of awesome new content, but you also have to bid farewell to some old faves.
This month, we will be forced to say goodbye to some great movies from HBO and you will surely regret it if you don’t watch (or re-watch) these films soon. Get Outthe Oscar winning horror film from Jordan Peele will be leaving the platform after a relatively short stay. Other movies that are leaving include classics such as Good Morning, VietnamScott Pilgrim vs. the Worldand Winter’s TaleHurry and watch them all while you still can.

Ending July 9:

Monster’s Ball, 2001

Ending July 31:

Addicted to Love, 1997
Bad Company, 2002
Bird on a Wire, 1990
The Bone Collector, 1999
Bride of Chucky, 1998
Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, 2003
Deepwater Horizon, 2016
Dragonfly, 2002

Get Out, 2017

Even though he got his start in comedy, Jordan Peele‘s directorial debut made a big splash. It has reached critical acclaim that is rare from a horror movie, including the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Be sure to watch this one while you still can because we don’t know where it will be available again.

[Stream Get Out on HBO]
Going in Style, 2017

Good Morning, Vietnam, 1987
This 80’s classic is quintessential Robin Williams. He stars as a radio comedian who tries to add more laughter to the lives of American soldiers in Vietnam. Its nostalgic, beautifully done, and just as funny and touching as it ever was.

[Stream Good Morning, Vietnam on HBO]

Heartbreak Ridge, 1986
Ice Princess, 2005
National Security, 2003
Pitch Black, 2000
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, 2004
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, 2010
Seed of Chucky, 2004
Sideways, 2004
Snow Dogs, 2002
The Take, 2016
The Zookeeper’s Wife, 2017
Unforgettable, 2017
Wilson, 2017
Winter’s Tale, 2014