Netflix changes for October

http://www.rickey.org/netflix-deleti...l-list/269231/

Netflix Deleting Over 50 Titles In October, Adding 19 More (Full List)

October is only a day away. Unfortunately, that means a bunch of classic films are leaving Netflix, since it’s expensive to continue licensing films and TV shows that nobody is watching. That said, some of the decisions on films and TV shows set to be axed are bound to create controversy, since the departing titles include such popular picks as the Ghostbusters movies, Battlestar Galactica, and Ghost.

So which films are vanishing from the Netflix queue in just under 24 hours?


LEAVING NETFLIX
Ghostbusters
Ghostbusters 2
Don’t Look Now
King of New York
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
28 Days
A League of Their Own
Akeelah and the Bee
Barefoot in the Park
Battlestar Galactica
Beyond Borders
Blue Chips
Body of Evidence
Blood and Wine
Breaking Away
Center Stage
China Girl
Code Monkeys
Crimson Tide
Dead Man Walking
Death Wish
East of Eden
Eight Men Out
Fatal Attraction
Ghost
Girl in Progress
Golden Chicken
Heavy Metal
Hunger Games
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Legends of the Fall
Little Birds
Major League
Mean Girls
Meet Wall Sparks
Patriot Games
Primal Fear
Pumpkin
Safe
Snow White: A Tale of Terror
Sugar Hill
The African Queen
The Cape
The Dark Half
The Ghastly Love of Johnny
The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant
The Keep
The Sand Pebbles
The Skeleton Key
This Must Be the Place
The Thomas Crowne Affair
Two Family House
Uncommon Valor


On the plus side, Netflix is adding at least ten new additions to the library in October.

NEW ARRIVALS
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (arriving Oct. 22)
Rain Man (arriving Oct. 31)
Gilmore Girls
Annie (1982)
Annie: A Royal Adventure
Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet
Django Unchained
Shane
Paths of Glory
Kramer vs. Kramer
Galaxy Quest
Sleepless in Seattle
Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle
Chicken Run
Finding Forrester
Team America: World Police
Carrie (2013)
In a World…
Liberal Arts


http://www.rickey.org/netflix-deleti...l-list/269231/

In a World..., Django Unchained, Paths of Glory, Annie, Team America...

okay, i'm cool with this

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Well, looks like I'm going to be watching The African Queen tonight. Everything that I want to see I've already seen (although I did want to show my girlfriend Primal Fear, sadly).

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Ones I am pleased to see:

Rain Man (arriving Oct. 31)
Gilmore Girls
Django Unchained
Kramer vs. Kramer
Galaxy Quest
Sleepless in Seattle
Team America: World Police
In a World…

Most of these I have seen and I knew that Gilmore Girls was coming as my Facebook feed has been flooded with information and discussion about this. I am a bit surprised they are removing Ghostbusters but I wonder if they are because of the cinema releases?

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At least I'll be able to watch Team America: World Police.

Uggh!

Barefoot in the Park
East of Eden
The African Queen
All Goners....Netflix has no class.

That's right, Arrow season 2 is going to finally be streamable in October. I've been looking forward to that one for a while now (planning on catching up on that in time for Season 3).

Gah. I decided to catch up on Arrow and ended up buying season 2. If I'd known I could've waited a month for it to be on Netflix I would've. Oh well.

It was originally supposed to come out in September, but I guess somebody finally realized that it would precede the DVD / BluRay release and compete with their sales.

Always more leaving than coming in. SMH

True enough and sad for movies fan.

Netflix is poor at removing the non available titles from their site. You can SAVE them to you queue but they're not available. With the way that Block Buster and Hollywood Video went, I wonder what the future holds for Netflix.