7 movies leaving Netflix you have to watch before April ends

If you're in need of some mindless fun, you can't go wrong with this comedy in which Matthew Perry plays a guy who thinks he blew it in life and suddenly gets thrust back to his teenaged body. And even better: That teenaged body looks like Zac Efron!

This acclaimed 2013 documentary is one of those movies you have to see at least once in your life. It chronicles how the captivity of killer whales endangers both whales and humans and gives us the heartbreaking story of one whale who became an attraction at SeaWorld.

A late 1990s classic high school movie, we watch all the different school cliques converge at the last big party before graduation. Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ethan Embry, Seth Green, and Lauren Ambrose all shine in the film.

Will Smith proves his global star status as he plays the sole survivor of a plague that has turned most of humanity into crazed zombies.

Oliver Stone's Oscar-winning drama set in the battlefields of the Vietnam War brought the war movie genre to a new level. Willem Dafoe, Tom Berenger, and Charlie Sheen all deliver career-defining performances.

Hey, it's no "Pretty Woman," but the reteaming of Julia Roberts and Richard Gere for another rom-com is a worthy watch that will put a smile on your face.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world in which the remainder of society has been put on a large train where the rich live in the front and the poor in the back, Bong Joon Ho cast Chris Evans as the leader of the rag-tag group of impoverished people in the rear who fight to the front of the train to get answers.