Last days to watch on Netflix: Julia Roberts' most iconic film that will make you believe in love again

There are movies that never age, no matter how many years pass, how fashions change, or how Netflix removes them from its catalog. Notting Hill remains timeless , the romantic gem that united Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in 1999.

If there's one comedy that has managed to retain its magic, it's this story between a movie star and a British bookseller in a juice-stained T-shirt. One unforgettable declaration— "I'm just a girl..."—turned it into legend.

The film, directed by Roger Michell and written by Richard Curtis, broke the mold from the very beginning: she, the famous woman, took the lead. He was the ordinary guy , and in the middle, London as a fairytale setting with the iconic blue door.

Netflix will remove it from its platform in Spain on July 5 , according to Nuevoenvod. It's not just a catalog change: it's a farewell that tastes like a shared brownie and a kiss behind a fence .

The film's impact was such that a sequel was even considered. Curtis imagined a bitter version, complete with divorce. But Julia Roberts , wisely, refused. Some loves don't need an ending .

Perhaps that's why Notting Hill continues to work. Because it doesn't use gimmicks, but instead relies on clumsiness, humor, and tenderness. A simple story that moves you like the first time.

And because Julia Roberts, with her laugh, tiny sunglasses, and nineties eyebrows, gave us one of the most charismatic characters of her career. It was her finest moment .

There are only a few days left until you fall in love with London, Anna Scott, and William Thacker all over again. If you're wondering what to watch this weekend, the answer is clear: hit play before it's gone .