Fri, December 10, 2021, 4:27 PM·3 min read
Every month, Netflix removes a bunch of titles without alerting subscribers.
Due to licencing rights, movies and TV shows tucked away in the streaming service’s library are taken down practically every day.
Not that you would know this – frustratingly, you’re only likely to know whether a certain title is leaving if you happen to select it.
While several titles are taken down over the course of a single month, it’s typically the first day of a new month that sees a large chunk removed.
Fortunately, we’ve compiled the full list of movies that are beingremoved this month, meaning you have only a short amount of them left to watch them.
Find a full list of every movie and TV show being added to Netflix in December here.
Movies
1 December
Across Grace Alley
Break Up 100
The Cable Guy
Cats & Dogs
Chal Bhaag
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Close Encounters of the Third Kind: Director’s Cut
Dance With Me
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 2
Erin Brockovich
Falling Down
Faraar
Fury
Helios
How Do You Know
Interrogation
The Last of the Mohicans
The Legend of Secret Pass
Line Walker
The Little Mermaid
Love Off the Cuff
Mean Girls 2
The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear
1000 Rupee Note
Open Season 3
Paid in Full
Poseidon
The Prestige
Roll With Me
Set Off
She Remembers, He Forgets
Shelby American
Sorry We Missed You
Sucker Punch
The Sweeney
Triple Tap
Triumph in the Skies
The Untouchables
The Violin Player
Wandering Stars
Where the Wild Things Are
Why Me?
Wild Wild West
Wind Blast
Zathura
2 December
Suicide Squad (2016)
Temple
Tenkai Knights
3 December
Off Camera
4 December
Yesterday
6 December
Bob’s Broken Sleigh
No Game No Life: Zero
7 December
Late Night
8 December
Ugly Dolls
9 December
VFW
10 December
Good and Prosperous
The Intent 2: The Come Up
11 December
Monster House
12 December
Dawai Asmara
Pet Sematary (2019)
13 December
Alakada Reloaded
Being Mrs Elliot
The First Lady
The Ghost and the Tout
The Vendor
15 December
All of You
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods
IMDb Announces Top 10 Movies and TV Shows of 2021
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune and Marvel Studios’ WandaVision are IMDb’s top movies and TV shows for 2021, respectively. The online database unveiled its Top 10 Movies and Television Series for the year, which was determined by the actual page views of the more than 200 million monthly visitors to the site, instead of depending on statistical samplings and reviews from professional critics. The data is derived from the IMDbPro TV rankings, which are updated weekly throughout the year. The lists are heavy with content from both Marvel and DC, along with streaming platforms like Netflix and HBO Max.
IMDb encourages its users to add these titles and others to their IMDb Watchlist so they can track how many of the movies and shows they’ve watched. The IMDb Top 10 Movies of 2021 are 1) Dune, 2) The Suicide Squad, 3) Eternals, 4) Mortal Kombat, 5) Zack Snyder’s Justice League, 6) Godzilla vs. Kong, 7) Black Widow, 8) Army of the Dead, 9) Cruella, and 10) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
As for the IMDb Top 10 TV Shows of 2021, they are 1) WandaVision, 2) Loki, 3) Squid Game, 4) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, 5) Bridgerton, 6) The Walking Dead, 7) Mare of Easttown, 8) Shadow and Bone, 9) Cobra Kai, and 10) Lucifer.
Starting with the Top Movies list, Dune was one of the most recent releases, right behind Eternals. This makes it a surprising winner in the movies category, except when you remember IMDb calculates according to page views instead of reviews. The Suicide Squad was the top comic book movie, followed by Eternals and Zack Snyder’s Justice League, which was the most discussed film of 2021 according to Twitter. Marvel Studios films Black Widow and Shang-Chi came in #7th and #10th place, respectively.
The Top TV show of 2021, WandaVision, also has the unique distinction of having star Elizabeth Olsen named IMDB’s Top Star of 2021 as well. Fellow Disney+ series Loki came in second place, with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier landing the fourth place spot. The rest of the Top 10 is mostly rounded out with Netflix hits, including Squid Game (3rd place), Bridgerton (5th place), Shadow and Bone (8th place), Cobra Kai (9th place), and Lucifer (10th place.
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