7 movies leaving Netflix you have to watch before March ends

Bruce Lee's legendary movie made him an international star thanks to its mixture of secret agent story and remarkable kung-fu moves that the world had never seen before.

Leonardo DiCaprio teaming with Christopher Nolan led to this very different kind of heist movie as we follow a team setting out on a mission inside not just the mind of the mark but theirs as well.

For Aaron Sorkin's directorial debut he takes on the unbelievable life of Molly Bloom, a former Olympic-class skier who caught the attention of the FBI by running underground poker games for celebrities and business tycoons.

Jessica Chastain delivers a memorable performance as Bloom.

Spike Lee delivers a powerful look a college life, specifically at a historically black college, and does it by capturing fantastic performances from the likes of Laurence Fishburne, Giancarlo Esposito, and Tisha Campbell.

Have a blast with Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda as they take their relationship-crazed lives to movie form. And make it a double-feature night by catching the sequel, too.

One of Martin Scorsese's all-time best collaborations with Robert De Niro, the duo look at 1970s New York City through the eyes of troubled Travis Bickle (De Niro), who is fed up with the filth of the city.

Based on Stephen Chbosky's acclaimed book (who also wrote and directed the movie), we follow a shy freshman (Logan Lerman) as he delves into the complex world of high school life.