8 movies leaving Netflix you have to watch before February ends

There's something about watching Mandy Moore in this movie that puts you in a good space as she plays the gentle Jamie Sullivan, who will not let leukemia bring her down.

And if lots of the locations look like they're plucked right from "Dawson's Creek," it's because this Nicholas Sparks adaptation was shot in the same North Carolina location.

Sharon Stone became a worldwide star (and sparked countless imitations of the character she plays) thanks to this steamy crime thriller.

In the film a novelist (Stone) and a troubled police detective (Michael Douglas) play mind games with each other as a brutal murderer is on the loose.

It's hard not to love every single thing about this movie. From the "Pocket Full of Sunshine" card to the perfect casting of Stanley Tucci and Patricia Clarkson as the parents — everything works.

But the main reason is because of the talents of Emma Stone in the lead as a girl who is going through a modern-day Hester Prynne crisis from "The Scarlet Letter" (on a high school level).

Joel Edgerton delivers an impressive feature directing debut in which he plays a mysterious man who enters the lives of married couple Simon (Jason Bateman) and Robyn (Rebecca Hall).

This movie just gets creepier and creepier as you keep watching.

Martin Scorsese's gangster movie masterpiece looks at the antics of mobster Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) and the crew he ran with most of his life.

Joe Pesci, who won an Oscar for his performance, Robert De Niro, and Liotta give performances that are timeless.

Following an impressive MMA career, director Steven Soderbergh plucked Carano from the ring and cast her in the lead of this action-packed thriller.

This gripping documentary looks at the riots in Los Angeles following the verdict in the Rodney King trial in which the officers who beat him were found not guilty.

Here we dive back into the fury thanks to rarely seen archival footage.

Adam Sandler plays the timid son of Satan who must go to Earth to try to bring his two brothers back to hell in this comedy.

This one is filled with regulars from the Sandler movies and great cameos, including Reese Witherspoon, Ozzy Osbourne, and Quentin Tarantino.