Movie and TV streaming giant Netflix announced its upcoming films and TV shows for April this week, as well as those that will no longer be available. Fan favorite films Mystic Pizza, Clue, The Karate Kid and Good Morning, Vietnam will no longer be available on Netflix starting in April.

Notable movies that will be coming are Hot Fuzz, Noah, and National Treasure. The first film mentioned is the hilarious and witty film about London cop Nicholas Angel who is transferred to a small English village and paired with a witless new partner. Hot Fuzz releases on April 16.

Noah stars some big names including Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly, Ray Winstone, Anthony Hopkins, Emma Watson and Logan Lerman. Upon its release last year many called the film a failure, especially among Christians who were appalled on the director's take of the Biblical story. This movie will be available on April 18.

Disney's National Treasure was quite the success upon its theatrical release in 2004. It follows Ben Gates, a treasure hunter who follows clues left by Unites States' founding fathers in search for a treasure that has been handed down from free masons across the centuries. This film will launch on Netflix on April 27.

New seasons of "Wilfred," "Baby Daddy," and "Sons of Anarchy" will also be available. Season 4 of "Wilfred" comes on April 7. The fourth season of "Baby Daddy" will come on April 17 and season seven of "Sons of Anarchy" will be available on April 25. The highly anticipated Marvel's "Daredevil" will debut its first season on April 10.

March was a busy one for Netflix, but the company promises more TV shows and films users will love to watch over and over again.