Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Leaving Netflix on January 2016

Much like the coming list for this month, it's just a listing of movies that I found were leaving for this month.

Sources include:  What's Expiring on Netflix Soon, New on Netflix USA, and Netflix's own DVD section:

January 1:
3 Women
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Agony and the Ecstasy
All Dogs Go to Heaven 2
Almost Famous
American Psycho
American Psycho 2
An Unmarried Woman
Anacondas: Search for the Blood Orchid
Another 48 Hours
Beavis and Butt-Head Do America
Beowulf (2007)
Beverly Hills Cop 2
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
Boogie Nights
The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy
Bratz the Movie
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Bruce Almighty
Cats and Dogs
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Chinatown
A Christmas Carol (1938)
A Clockwork Orange
Coach Carter
Conan the Barbarian (1982)
Control Room
Corpse Bride
Coyote Ugly
Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior Series
Croupier
Dark Horse
Deep Impact
The Delta Force
Enemy at the Gates
Explorers
Fever Pitch (1997)
Final 24 Series
Footloose (1984)
Four Brothers
French Connection
From Here to Eternity
Frontline: Death in St. Augustine
Frontline: Battle Zones: Ukraine & Syria
Frontline: Death by Fire: An Update
Frontline: Ebola Outbreak
Frontline: Generation Like
Frontline: Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria
Frontline: League of Denial
Frontline: Locked Up in America
Frontline: Losing Iraq
Frontline: Secret State of North Korea
Frontline: Secrets of the Vatican
Frontline: Separate and Unequal
Frontline: Syria's Second Front
Frontline: TB Silent Killer
Frontline: To Catch a Trader
Frontline: United States of Secrets
The Ghost and the Darkness
The Gift
Gladiator
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Graduate
Grandma's Boy
Harriet the Spy
Hatchet 3
Heartbreakers
Hell is for Heroes
Hey Arnold! The Movie
High Anxiety
High Noon
The Hours
The Hunted
IQ
Iron Sky: Director's Cut
The Italian Job
Jackass the Movie
Jade
Jerry Maguire
Jonestown: Paradise Lost
Justice League/Justice League Unlimited Series RENEWED!
Kiss Them for Me
The Kite Runner
Kung Fu Hustle
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life
Lawrence of Arabia
The Longest Yard (2005)
The Machinist
Marathon Man
Max Steel Series RENEWED!
Million Dollar Baby
Mimic
Mission Impossible
Mission Impossible 2
Mr. Mom
The Net
The Odd Couple
Once Upon a Time in the West
Only the Lonely
The Patriot (2000)
Patriot Games
Paulie
The Peacemaker
Pi
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Promedio Rojo
The Queens of Comedy
Rambo: First Blood
Rambo: First Blood Part 2
Rambo III
Ready to Fly
Regarding Henry
Rescue Dawn
The Rescuers
Risky Business
Road House
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Rocky I-V
Rosemary's Baby
Sabrina (1995)
Salvage Hunters
Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated Series RENEWED!
Scream 3
Secret of Roan Inish
Serpico
Sesame Street Various Collections
Shane
Shaft (2000)
Shining Through
A Simple Plan
Sleepy Hollow
Sphere
Stardust
Sum of All Fears
Suspect Zero
Teeth
There Will Be Blood
They
Thomas the Tank Engine Christmas Episodes
Trading Places
Treasure Planet
Trekkies
True Grit (1969)
Twisted
Underworld
Underworld: Evolution
Upside Down: Creation Records Story
The Village
The Virgin Suicides
While You Were Sleeping
The Wild Bunch
The Wild Thornberrys Movie
Young Justice Series RENEWED!
Zoolander

January 2:
Running Wild: The Life of Dayton O. Hyde

 January 3:
The Believer

 January 4:
Aristocats
Dumbo
The Fox and the Hound
Great Mouse Detective
James and the Peach
The Nightmare Before Christmas
One Magic Christmas
Pocohantas
Rescuers Down Under
The Tigger Movie

 January 5:
Cashback
Flawless (2007)
Gonzo: The Life and Work of Hunter S. Thompson
The Host (2006)  RENEWED
Ira and Abby
Years of Living Dangerously

 January 6:
Assassin's Blade
The Grocer's Son

 January 7:
Beautiful Darling

January 8:
Daawat-e-Ishq 
Live Fire 
Lying Game Season 2

 January 9:
Homefront
An Officer and a Murderer
Out of the Furnace

January 10:
Fighting on the Front Line
Frisky Business
Insane Fight Club 
Judith Kerr: Hitler, The Tiger and Me 
Woman's Lake 

 January 13:
13 Sins

 January 14:  

Series/Miniseries:
America: The Story of the U.S. 
America Unearthed 
America's Book of Secrets Collection
American Pickers Collection
American Restoration Collection 
Ax Men 
Bad Ink Season 1
Beyond Scared Straight Seasons 4-5
Counting Cars Collection
Dance Moms Collection
Duck Dynasty Collection
The First 48
Gangland Collection 
God, Guns, and Automobiles 
Hoarders Collection
How the States Got Their Shapes
Intervention Collection
The Kennedys
The Killer Speaks
Mankind: The Story of All of Us 
The Men Who Built America 
Modern Marvels Collection 
MonsterQuest 
Mountain Men 
Pawn Stars Collection
Preacher's Daughters 
Stan Lee's Superhumans
Storage Wars Collection
Storage Wars Texas
Swamp People Collection 
Top Shot Collection
The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents 
The Universe Collection
Vietnam in HD 
WW2: Lost Films 

TV Movies:
Abducted: The Carlina White Story
Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy 
An Amish Murder 
And Baby Will Fall 
The Bling Ring (2011)
Christine's Revenge 
Double Wedding 
Eleventh Victim 
Fatal Honeymoon 
Gettysburg (2011)
History's Mysteries: Secret Societies 
Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret
Jodi Picoult's Salem Falls 
A Killer Among Us 
The Killing Game 
Liz and Dick
Magic Beyond Words: The JK Rowling Story
Matters of Life and Dating 
The Murder of Princess Diana 
The Pregnancy Project 
Restless Virgins 
Reviving Ophelia
Ring of Fire (2013)
Secrets in the Walls
Secrets of Eden 
She Made Them Do It 
Stalkers 
Taken from Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story
Twist of Faith 
William and Kate 
WWII from Space 

Actual Movies:
+1 
Cafe de Flore 
Carnal Innocence 
Desert Hearts 
Getting That Girl 
Newcastle 
Pastor Brown 
Run 
Toad Road 
The Waiting Room 

January 15:
17 Girls
District 13
District 13: Ultimatum
An Idiot Abroad
Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior
Riley Rewind
Satisfaction
Woman, Thou Art Loosed
The World's Fastest Indian

 January 16:
Beverly Hills Cop
Braveheart
The Conversation
The Doors 
Hot Rod 
Mean Girls 
King Kong (1976)
Sunset Boulevard
Trekkies 2 
Varsity Blues 
We Were Soldiers 
Without a Paddle
Yours, Mine, and Ours (2005)

 January 17:
The Good Doctor 
Stolen Seas 

 January 18:
Anjelah Johnson: That's How We Do It 

January 20:
Dr. Stranger
Fated to Love You

 January 21:
Chariot of the Gods
Cockneys vs. Zombies
Undertow (2009)

 January 22:
My Way to Olympia

January 23:
John Mulaney: New in Town RENEWED (from Mulaney's Twitter Account)
The Letter 

 January 25:
The Milk of Sorrow

January 26:
God's Gift: 14 Days

January 27:
Cash Crop 
Mardaani 

 January 28:
Argento's Dracula
Day of the Dead (1985)
Itty Bitty Titty Committee 
Pageant
Question One 
Revelation Road 2: Sea of Glass and Fire

January 30:
Buying Sex
In a Town This Size
Netflix Kid's New Years Eve's Countdown
Nurses: If Florence Could See Us Now
Soldiers of Paint
Wagner and Me

 January 31:
Broken
Coffee Prince
Hush (2012)
Key of Life
Project MC2 New Year's Eve Countdown 
Reluctant Dragon

 February 1:
Assassins
Asylum
Bad Santa
Benny and Joon
Big Fish
Blue Crush
Bodyguard (2011)
Classic Dr. Who
Crocodile Dundee 2
The Dancer Upstairs
Daylight
The Devil's Advocate
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry
Dr. Who
The Firm
Fletch
Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story
Gothika
The Hurt Locker
Kurt and Courtney
A Life Less Ordinary
Lucky (Colin Hanks)
Man on Wire
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation
The Naked Gun
Naked Gun 33 1/3
Quest for Fire
Radio Rebel
Rain Man
Ray
RWBY
Saturday Night Fever
Secrets and Lies (Australian series)
Sorority Row (2009)
Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
The Terminator
Terms of Endearment
Time Zero: The Last Year of Polaroid Film
Top Gun
The Verdict
War

The End

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11 comments:

  1. Brian ClarksonDecember 17, 2015 at 2:38 AM

    Well, this is turning depressing... Thanks for the catch, though.

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  2. Wellesley72January 2, 2016 at 11:43 AM

    1/31
    Dr. Who
    Classic Dr Who
    Secrets and Lies (Australian TV series)

    All compliments of What's Expiring on Netflix Soon.

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    1. Wellesley72January 2, 2016 at 11:46 AM

      Brian, I think you would show a 2/1 expiration date for these titles. Last day to stream is 1/31.

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    2. Brian ClarksonJanuary 2, 2016 at 4:25 PM

      Not seeing anything yet on the DVD side, but I'll take the word of that blog because they very rarely (if ever) miss. All three titles are up now, thanks, Wellesley.

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    3. Wellesley72January 2, 2016 at 9:43 PM

      Brian, the expiration dates show up on "My List" on the streaming side. (I don't rent DVDs from Netflix.). Secrets and Lies is also streaming on Amazon Prime without an expiration date as of today.

      This is the third time in two years that Netflix has shown an expiration date for Dr. Who and classic Dr. Who. Since these titles are sacred to the Netflix community, can't Netflix get its act together and either renew these before they have to post expiration dates or make some sort of long-term deal with the BBC. These titles also stream on Hulu, and I have never seen Hulu post an expiration date for them.

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    4. Brian ClarksonJanuary 3, 2016 at 12:17 PM

      It would be nice to see Netflix and BBC make a long term deal so that viewers won't have to sweat the possibilities of losing out on Dr. Who. I think this leaves one of a couple of possibilities: 1) Netflix has been negotiating in good faith with the BBC and no deal has been struck yet, 2) The BBC is looking into its own streaming service. If so, bye bye Tardis, and 3) Netflix is procrastinating and waiting for the deadline to get started talking to the BBC. If I had to guess one, I'd go with option A although it could be option D where they won't be able to keep the titles and they're just waiting to tell us.

      Finding expiration dates on Hulu are a bit tricky (it involves the queue list, although it would be nice for them to allow you to sort by expiration date). Still haven't been able to figure out how to find those dates on Prime.

      It's not showing up on the DVD side, but all three are showing up on streaming as suspected. I wasn't worried about those dates, but at least now we know what we could lose.

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  3. Wellesley72January 3, 2016 at 11:05 PM

    While I think a BBC streaming service is likely at some point in the future, I have not heard any rumblings of anything imminent. BBC TV is a strange entity--content is funded by the UK government, by fees on television owners in the UK, by the licensing of their content, and by co-producers, mostly in the U.S. Currently, the BBC is co-producing programs with PBS, HBO, FX, and AMC, which has a financial interest in BBC America as well as the Sundance Channel. As you probably know, AMC has an output deal for its new shows (at least newer than Better Call Saul) and any new co-productions, including AMC-BBC America co-productions. However, I am not aware that Dr. Who has any financial support from AMC other than it is shown on BBC America, so it shouldn't become a Hulu exclusive. Netflix licenses a lot of content from the BBC, some of which is exclusive in the US (like Sherlock) and some of which is non-exclusive and is also shown on Hulu. Hulu also shows BBC content that is not available on Netflix. Some of Hulu's formerly exclusive BBC content like New Tricks and Top Boy has recently shown up on Netflix, and Netflix will be showing the Frozen Planet series from the BBC later this month. My hope is that either A or C applies here and not a switch to exclusivity at Hulu. You may recall sometime ago that Amazon told the BBC that it wanted an exclusive license to BBC shows or it would drop them. The BBC did not give exclusivity to Amazon (except for Orphan Black and The Hours, which were one-off deals). I would be shocked if the BBC did not extend its license for Doctor Who to Netflix. I can't believe the BBC is asking for more than Netflix paid to keep The West Wing, and I think Doctor Who is more popular than The West Wing. If for some reason the license is not renewed, I will blame it on Adam Sandler and his $160 million deal with Netflix.

    On a different subject, I have seen reports that Netflix may launch in India by the end of this month, which may explain why we have been flooded recently by Bollywood films. India should be an interesting proposition for Netflix to say the least. Apparently, there are a number of Indian streaming services that recently began operations, all of which have much better access to Indian content than Netflix and are also wholly supported by commercials. I believe Amazon is also looking at expanding Amazon Prime, including Amazon Prime Video, to India. It will be interesting to see how well Netflix can do in a country that does not have a robust, reliable internet, a relatively poor population and no real history of streaming services supported solely by subscriptions. This is clearly a territory that I see being subsidized by US subscribers for the foreseeable future, although maybe India is a country in love with Mr. Sandler...

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    1. Brian ClarksonJanuary 5, 2016 at 12:13 PM

      Based on situations involving Time Warner among others, I think getting content from third party providers will get more difficult in the future as they'll try to make some money off it themselves. Maybe the BBC won't be one of those (as you mentioned, the big three streamers all have hands in the pie), thanks to its government funding. But I'll agree that it won't cost a lot to continue to fund the good Doctor's exploits on Netflix. The question is whether Netflix's desire for exclusives will override that.

      Wow, I didn't know they paid $160 million to Sandler for those four films. They're being ripped off wholesale (I don't think he's been funny for a decade now and his best films are about 15 years old).

      Yeah, Indian expansion makes sense why we're getting a flood of Indian films and TV shows of late (although I'm disappointed by the lack of Singham Returns, personally). They had some similar issues back when they debuted in Australia (some stiff local competition and less than powerful Internet connections) and they did alright. Although they might have more issues in Korea (they may have fast Internet there, but a big problem with piracy).

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  4. Wellesley72January 5, 2016 at 12:16 PM

    Expiring on Netflix reports a lot of great movie titles, like Rain Man, Terms of Endearment, Top Gun, etc. expiring on February 1. In addition to expanding to India, there are reports that Netflix will be streaming in Russia soon. I look forward to many films showing President Putin battling the West (Top Gunsky) as well as the world renowned TV series, Dr. Whosky. Seriously, how many more movies (plus Doctor Who) does Netflix have to remove before it can change its name to NetstraighttoDVDflix?

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  5. Wellesley72January 5, 2016 at 12:18 PM

    Or maybe NetNicCage.

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