Netflix has a huge catalog and he keeps releasing new series and films. But for there to be new content, other fiction must also leave the platform.
Some rights that Netflix had have expired and many of his films will be transferred to other platforms during the month of October. In total, the platform streaming will lose 42 feature films and 22 series.
You only have until September 30 to see them. While it is true that there are some that you can die for without spending a minute, there are other blockbusters that you have to see at least once in your life.
So that you don’t miss any legendary work from Netflix, we have summarized the award-winning films that disappear from its catalog on October 1.
Films and series disappearing from Netflix in October
The most striking in the films that disappear from the platform’s catalog streaming On October 1, a large majority received several Oscars.
Below is a short summary of the most relevant ones:
“La La Terre”
The hit musical Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling It is no longer visible on Netflix until further notice. Despite the controversy that surrounded it at the Oscars, it has become a cinema classic.
The film tells the story of Mia (Emma Stone), an aspiring actress working as a waitress in Los Angeles, and Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a jazz pianist who dreams of opening his own club.
“Schindler’s List”
Based on true events, it tells part of the life of Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson), a very talented German businessman who sought to gain the sympathy of Germans in order to do business.
However, After the invasion of Poland, a risky plan is launched to save more than a thousand Jews from the Holocaust. For many, this is Steven Spielberg’s best film.
“The English Patient”
The plot revolves around a mysterious man who is seriously injured. and burned, who is treated in an Italian monastery by Hana, a Canadian nurse played by Juliette Binoche.
The most incredible thing about the movie was its absolute box office success. It was produced for just $27 million and managed to gross over $231 million. The profits practically increased its budget by nine.
‘Hook’
Directed by Steven Spielberg, Hook is a family fantasy that reimagines the classic Peter Pan. In this version, Peter (Robin Williams) grew up forgetting his childhood in Neverland.
However, she must return to save her children from Captain Hook (Dustin Hoffman).
“Ex Machina”
It’s a thriller science fiction which explores the limits of artificial intelligence and human nature. The plot follows Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson), a programmer invited to Nathan’s (Oscar Isaac) isolated mansion to participate in an experiment.
Caleb must evaluate Ava (Alicia Vikander), an artificial intelligence with very human traits.
