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That's right, August isn't even over—with a lot of great titles set to expire tonight at midnight—but there's enough going on to warrant an early look at September's upcoming losses.
The news continues to be bad for anyone who enjoys Netflix for its back catalog and older titles. The recent announcement of the company's decision not to renew its licensing agreement with Epix only affirms Netflix's reluctance to pay for content it doesn't exclusively own. That means more original shows and movies, fewer classic titles, and (in the long run) more Disney, Marvel, and Weinstein titles. The latter, the result of more recent contracts, isn't necessarily a bad thing—who doesn't like Disney and Marvel movies?—but for those of us who still go see such fare in theaters (quaint, I know), that's hardly the kind of content we crave for home viewing—where the older, more intimate, and more obscure can shine. And is there anyone besides Netflix content honcho Ted Sarandos who thinks striking a
There's no denying this makes good long-term business sense for the company given the outrageous (and escalating) costs of studio licensing fees. But by the same token it represents another huge nail in the coffin of the Netflix I once cared about. Will I miss the latest Star Trek, Transformers, and Hunger Games movies? Not at all. But there are more than enough older, better, and more interesting Epix titles getting the axe (not to mention those yet to come) to make this a true cause for mourning. Combined with everything else that's been taking the fun out of Netflix lately, I've pretty much decided to cancel my subscription before the year is out—in fact, as soon as I finish streaming Breaking Bad, which I finally started watching this month (a latecomer as always).
Ironically, even before I heard the Epix titles were being picked up by Hulu (arriving on October 1), I was already planning on keeping that service for its Criterion films and recent TV shows. But now there's yet another reason. At least the movies there (unlike the TV shows) don't have ad breaks. And there's none of Netflix's awful pre-play. Or post-play. Or, worst of all: the looming threat of new Adam Sandler movies.
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In the meantime, you can take a look at this comprehensive list put together by the aptly named fantasticangel to see everything that's most likely on the chopping block.
As usual, additions and corrections are welcome in the comments below.
September 1
Apollo 18 (2011)The Warrior (a.k.a. Musa) (2001)
September 2
Dinosaurs (1991-1994)Resolution (2012)
September 3
Delta Farce (2007)Tad: The Lost Explorer (2012) -cartoon
September 4
Absence (2013)Marilyn in Manhattan (2012)
September 6
Ramsay's Best Restaurant (2010)September 8
Archangel (2005)The Assassins (2012)
Kicking It (2008)
September 9
Crash & Bernstein (2012-2013)Jesus of Nazareth (1977) (two part mini-series)
War Witch (2012)
September 10
Margarita (2012)Scents and Sensibility (2011)
Terra Nova (2011) (13 episodes) - RENEWED
We Have a Pope (2011)
September 11
Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Cinema (2012) (documentary)Kumare (2011)
Turbo (2013)
September 12
High Fidelity (2000)September 13
Deadheads (2011)Ice Road Truckers: Collection (2013)
Whisker Wars (2012)
September 14
Beyblade: Beywheelz (2012)Beyblade: Metal Fury (2012)
Beyblade: Metal Masters (2011)
Coach (1989-1996) (TV Series)
The Expelled (2010)
Poetry (2010)
Teletubbies (1997)
Redline
Reel Injun (2009)
Smurfs 2 (2013)
Spiral (2012)
Valhalla (2013)
September 15
Hank: Five Years from the Brink (2013)I Don't Know How She Does It (2011)
The Slap (2011)
Survival of the Dead (2009)
7 Up (1964)
7 Plus Seven (1970)
21 Up (1977)
28 Up (1985)
35 Up (1991)
42 Up (1998)
49 Up (2005)
September 16
Chicago Overcoat (2009)Crime After Crime (2011)
The Mole Man of Belmont Avenue (2011)
Paranormal Asylum (2013)
Somebody Up There Likes Me (2013)
Something in the Air (2012)
September 17
Battlefield America (2012)Conception (2011)
Detachment (2011)
Fondi '91 (2013)
Kidnap (2008)
September 18
American Warships (2012)Blue Collar Hooligan (2012)
Detachment (2011)
Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey (2012)
La Sirga (2012) (aka ‘The Towrope’)
Paranoia (2013)
Persons Unknown (2010) - RENEWED
September 19
Beyond the Ocean (2000)Hot House (2006)
Reporter (2009)
The Talent Given Us (2004)
The Woman Chaser (1999)
September 20
Animals United (2010)Angelo Rules (2009)
Eliot Kid (2007)
Hareport (2009)
Mud (2012)
The Sparticle Mystery (2010)
September 21
20 Feet from Stardom (2013)Ancient X-Files (2010) - National Geographic
National Geographic: Amazing Planet (2005)
National Geographic: Inside Guantanamo (2009)
September 23
The Mortified Sessions (2011)September 24
The Good Guy (2010)The Tall Man (2012)
September 25
China Revealed (2011)Crazy Land (2013)
Hillbilly Blood (2012)
Indy 500: The Inside Line (2011)
Lethal Force (2011)
Ritual (2012)
Ron White: A Little Unprofessional (2012)
September 26
The Grandmaster (2013)My Boys (2006-2010)
Ritual (2012)
'Til Death (2006-2009)
September 27
The Big Wedding (2013)She Is Wow (2013)
Undeclared (2001)
September 28
Bratz: Desert Jewelz (2011)Comic Book Men (2012-2013)
Coriolanus (2011)
September 29
Monarchy (2006) (U.K.)September 30
Aces High (1976)Agata and the Storm (2004)
Agora (2009)
A.K.A. Cassius Clay (2001)
Alakazam the Great (1960)
All Is Lost (2013)
An Affair to Remember (1957)
And Now … Ladies and Gentlemen… (2002)
America Declassified (2013)
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)
Angela's Ashes (1999)
Annie Hall (1977)
Another Woman (1988)
Apocalypse Now (1979) / Apocalypse Now Redux (2001)
Area 51 (2015)
Axed (2012)
Baby's Day Out (1994)
Bad Timing: A Sensual Obsession (1980)
Barefoot (2013)
Beaufort (2007)
Belle of the Yukon (1944)
Beyond Borders (2003)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Big Night (1996)
Blue Velvet (1986)
Brewster's Millions (1945)
The Brian Boitano Project (2014)
Buying & Selling (2013)
Caesar and Cleopatra (1945)
Caprica (2009)
The Captains (2011)
The Captains Close-Up (2013)
Casanova Brown (1944)
Cat Run (2011)
Cesar Chavez (2014)
Charlie Bartlett (2007)
Cold Mountain (2003)
Cottage to Let (1941)
Cousins on Call (2013)
Craig Ferguson: Does this Need To Be Said? (2011)
Crimes of the Century (2013)
Cujo (1983)
Darkness Falls (1998)
Days of Heaven (1978)
The Dead Files (2012)
The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel (1951)
Destination Truth (2010)
The Devil's Rejects (2005)
Dirty Dancing (1987)
A Doll's House (1973)
Domestic Disturbance (2001)
Don't Let Me Die on a Sunday (1998)
Down to Earth (2001)
Drop Zone (1994)
Ella Enchanted (2004)
The Expendables 3 (2014)
Flashdance (1983)
Flea Market Flip (2013)
Flesh + Blood (1985)
A Fond Kiss (2004)
French Connection II (1975)
Gimme Shelter (2014)
Girl Most Likely (2012)
Go West (1925)
God’s Not Dead (2014)
A Good Day to Die (2010)
Grizzly Man (2005)
Happy Endings (2005)
Hawaii Five-O (1978-1980)
Holmes Inspection Collection (2011)
Hotel Impossible (2013)
Hugo (2011)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
Hungry Hill (1947)
If I Stay (2014)
In a World (2013)
Intimate Affairs (2001)
Irreversible (2002)
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014)
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (2013)
Jim Norton: Please Be Offended (2012)
The Job (2001)
Joe (2013)
Joyride (1977)
Joyride (1996)
Ju-On: The Grudge (2002)
Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour (2015)
Kicking and Screaming (1995)
Labor Day (2013)
A Liar's Autobiography (2012)
Love It or List It Collection (2012-2013)
Malta Story (1953)
Marlene (1984)
Marriage Italian Style (1964)
Maverick (1994)
Milius (2013)
Much Ado About Nothing (2012)
Nebraska (2013)
Never on Sunday (1960)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Novocaine (2001)
Off Limits Collection (2011)
One from the Heart (1982)
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985)
Pet Sematary (1989)
Phantom of the Opera at Royal Albert Hall (2011)
P!nk: The Truth About Love Tour (2013)
The Pioneer Woman Collection (2012)
The Prince (2014)
Private Parts (1997)
The Producers (1968)
Rabbit Hole (2010)
The Reckoning (2004)
Renoir (2012)
Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008)
RoboCop (2014)
Romeo + Juliet (1996)
Russell Brand: Messiah Complex (2013)
Sasquatch (2003)
Saved! (2004)
SciGirls (2012)
Scrooged (1988)
Sherlock Jr. (1924)
Sid the Science Kid (2008)
The Skeleton Twins (2014)
Sleeper Cell (2005-2006)
A Star is Born (1937)
Star Trek into Darkness (2013)
Steamboat Bill, Jr (1928)
Sunflower (1970)
Tapeheads (1988)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)
Thanks for Sharing (2012)
Thief (1981)
This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
Twins (1988)
Uncommon Valor (1983)
Unforgettable (1996)
Visiting Hours (1982)
I'd like to correct one thing I said in the previous thread. Going by an article on the Huffington Post, I said that "all James Bond, Rocky, Star Trek, Paranormal Activity, Beverly Hills Cop, and Friday the Thirteenth titles" would be casualties of Epix. Now I look at Epix's site and see that it doesn't contain a single Rocky, Beverly Hills Cop, or Friday the Thirteenth title (the last of which aren't on Instant anyway), and it only includes one Paranormal Activity title -- "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones." It does include many Star Trek titles. I haven't had time to go through the James Bond ones yet.
ReplyDeleteI hate Netflix losing so much content. Wish they would buy Hulu and raise rates a couple bucks a month instead. But since Epix movies are on Amazon Prime no big deal.
ReplyDeleteYes, there's always Prime. But that's a site of a different color. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI agree that, if indeed thousands of titles are leaving, which seems to be the case, it's futile to try and list them all (even though I did just list a few, haha). Not to mention it's a ridiculous amount of work, for us and David. As I suggested to Seth in the previous thread, people can compare their My List queues with the Epix site and see which titles match up. If there WERE no Epix site for reference, it would be a different matter.
ReplyDeleteAs the month wears on, maybe someone on some site will get ambitious and list them all. God bless them!
Just an addendum to my previous comment. In saying a complete list is impractical, I didn't mean to suggest that none of the Epix titles be listed. Perhaps commenters should just list what they consider to be the most interesting/important titles they find, without it getting too unwieldy. There were a couple of good lists in the previous thread of titles people found from their queues. (I inadvertantly repeated two of those titles above.)
ReplyDelete8/31
ReplyDeleteKaty Perry: Part of Me (2012)
Sneaky. This afternoon it was still available. Tonight it shows as expiring once again.
Monarchy (U.K.) 2006 - 09/29/2015 last day to watch
ReplyDeleteAlso, re. the other "significant shrinkage" issue (the other being Netflix's eroding base of classic & hard to find movies): Something that makes the auto-minimize of the screen before the picture actually finishes additionally annoying is that if you follow Netflix's "we know what's best for you" prompting and close the screen, Netflix will later list the Costanza shrunk flick as a movie to "continue watching" on the home page.
Just a quick question about the Epix disaster. Is it only movies that are affected of will there be also be television series leaving? I can handle the movies going away, but dread losing the TV series which are so hard to binge watch at the last minute, especially if there are multiple shows leaving or series with long season runs. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteNo Ed, no TV series are affected by the Epix disaster. The only series on a pay-TV service like Epix or HBO are originals, and Epix doesn't have any original series yet.
ReplyDelete9/9
ReplyDeleteBecoming Chaz
9/30
[TV series]
Caprica
The Dead Files
The Inbetweeners
Many thanks to fantasticangel for searching through the Epix titles that start with A. I'm guessing the easiest way is to compare these lists, sorted alphabetically:
- Epix titles at http://www.epixhd.com/all-movies/
- Netflix USA streaming titles at http://www.allflicks.net/
A REQUEST/REMINDER:
David set up http://whatsonnetflixnow.blogspot.com/p/discussion.html for any comments that are not about specific expiring titles. Given the number of titles expiring this month, it would be great to take comments about Netflix policy, and which services carry titles that Netflix streaming will not, over to that page. Doing so will make the many titles on this page much easier to scan. Thanks!
Driving another nail into Netflix's coffin, Amazon announced today that you can update your iOS or Android app to download most Amazon content for viewing off-line. So when Netflix says you can watch its content anywhere, anytime, they really mean anywhere there is an Internet connection.
ReplyDeleteJust to clarify. That's most of the content in Amazon Prime, not just Amazon originals.
ReplyDelete@Linklisa That AllFlicks site is a reverse-chronological list according to date added. If it was sorted alphabetically it would be much easier to do a comparison, but I don't see an option for doing that. I'm also curious how fantasticangel was able to find a current list of "A" titles available on Instant. There isn't even a way to sort My List alphabetically. (Or is there?) Having to jump around on the Epix site is incredibly cumbersome and time-consuming. I'd welcome any helpful hints.
ReplyDeleteI'm going through the epix site alphabetically and searching netflix.It is a bit tedious and time consuming. I'm up to N, I'll post the completed list to my live journal when I'm done and post a comment here to let you guys know.
ReplyDeleteOn http://www.allflicks.net/ I can sort on any column by clicking on the up/down arrows. So clicking to the right of "Title" at the top of the listings gives me an alphabetical list.
ReplyDeleteWow how did you figure out how to do that Lisa? And fantasticangel, that's fantastic! I guess you're the ambitious person I was hoping for yesterday. Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteDavid - A Star is Born is in the public domain so I don't think we'll lose that one.
ReplyDeleteWikipedia has a list of all public domain films; Netflix has quite a few streaming...
Should of added Night of the Living Dead, too...
ReplyDeleteI agree, @jim, that there are a number of public domain titles listed which will likely stick around. But until we get confirmations I'm inclined to leave them up, especially since I seem to recall Netflix losing some in the past. Thanks for pointing that out.
ReplyDeleteSad to see you are planning to cancel, even though I've been having that thought myself more lately. I've been a lurker for quite a few months, and this blog has been a great resource for expiration dates and finding things I didn't even know Netflix was streaming.
ReplyDeleteHere are some titles from my list.
Last day to watch 9/15:
I Don't Know How She Does It (2011)
Last day to watch 9/27:
She Is Wow (2013) This is a Korean show.
The Big Wedding (2013)
Last day to watch 9/30:
Restaurant Impossible Collection
Ok, I finally finished the list of epix movies on Netflix. You can see them at my livejornal.
ReplyDeletehttp://fantasticangel.livejournal.com/62542.html
I think I got them all and it's an extremely long list:(
Wow, great work--thanks from all of us. Now we just need to get confirmations on those in the coming days. In the meantime, maybe I should put that link up in the main post for easy reference? What do you think?
ReplyDeleteI'm speechless. You really are a fantastic angel. Any idea how many titles there are FA? And yes David, you should certainly link to it in the post.
ReplyDeleteThere are 613 (minus Better Than Chocolate, which is already gone). I've cleaned up the list and made corrections, and would be happy to send the file to you, @fantasticangel, if you want to replace what you have. I'm also working on my own "best of" version to post later.
ReplyDeleteI calculated that with this EPIX exodus, I'll be losing a quarter of the movies in my queue (70-80 titles), plus @10 documentaries. Awesome!
ReplyDelete613? Well, at least it isn't "thousands." Honestly, don't believe anything you read in the lamestream media.
ReplyDeleteDavid, you are welcome to post the link at the top if you like, and if there are corrections to be made just let me know. I went ahead and removed Better than chocolate.
ReplyDeleteThanks, fantasticangel, will do. I did a lot of cleaning up--capitalizing, adding spaces before dates, etc.--and corrected a few of the dates as well. Email me at the address here and I can send you the revised text file.
ReplyDeleteWhile we are losing only (ONLY?) 613 titles, these are just the Epix titles currently streaming on Netflix. Since a number of titles rotate in and out periodically but wion't be rotating back in to Netflix viewers as of October 1, I think it is fair to say Netflix is losing the ability to stream probably 1500 to 2000 titles. As for the Netflix blog stating that these titles are available elsewhere, I guess that's true if you get Epix as a premium channel or subscribe to Amazon Prime or Hulu. For those Netflix viewers who don't have Prime or Hulu, is Netflix telling us to subscribe to one of those services? I view Netflix's decision to drop the Epix titles to be consumer-unfriendly, and the blog to be the height of arrogance. Deep down, I think the deal with Disney was so expensive, that they could not afford to keep Epix. I saw an article recently that the makers of "Beasts of No Nation" were floored by the amount of money Netflix paid for the film so I also wonder to what extent they are overpaying for original content. Both Beasts of No Nation and Brad Pitt's War Machine were offered to movie studios who took a pass on each.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that you're leaving the Netflix family, David. This Epix loss along with the giant streamageddon during the summer has shaken the most stalwart among us.
ReplyDeleteI'll stick through to the start of the new year in the hopes that maybe as part of the deal that Disney's back catalog will be made available. No guarantees, but that might restore some value. I think frankly that this is more about the "Exclusivity" clause than anything that led to its cancellation. I just hope they decide to look at getting some older titles to fill in the gaps between now and then.
I'll check through the DVD section of Netflix through that giant list in hopes that maybe some of those titles will stay. My feeling was that it was going to be a loss of maybe 200 titles or so. But 600? Sigh.
The "cleaned up" version of The List looks great fantasticangel and David. Now to find some time to go through it all! I'm still amazed it exists.
ReplyDeleteThanks again to fantasticangel for the list of Epix titles on Netflix. I've gone through and added those that rated high or interested me to my queue, and just doing that took hours, so I can hardly imagine the effort fantasticangel went through. Pretty overwhelming.
ReplyDeleteSo to help save some time and keep some of us from missing a few dozen gems, I've shared a list ON THE DISCUSSION PAGE of the titles that Netflix rates high for me. Given the volume of titles overall, it would get very confusing if any of us started doing this on the page you're looking at now.
http://whatsonnetflixnow.blogspot.com/p/discussion.html is the discussion page where my high ratings list is posted. I hope others will also steer over there for discussions, so that we can keep this page on topic for listing NEW expiring titles that aren't already in David's post, the preceding comments, or fantasticangel's long list at http://fantasticangel.livejournal.com/62542.html
The link for WoNN TALK, in the menu bar at the top of the page, also goes to the discussion page.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisa. Much appreciated. FWIW, I'll be slowly adding my own suggestions to the official list above (or possibly breaking out an Epix-only list, if warranted). Lots for us all to reflect on...
ReplyDelete@Linklisa I posted a question for you about your list on the other page.
ReplyDeleteI just finished binge watching the fourth season of the French series Spiral, which was marked as expiring (last day, the 14th). Now it is no longer listed as expiring. By the way, the first three seasons are not streaming but, on the DVD side, the discs can be added to your "saved" queue. If enough people do this Netflix might get them.
ReplyDeleteFrom my various lists (containing 500+ titles), here are the movies that are leaving Netflix this month. As we all expected, the number is quite high (114 to be exact). I'm sure the bulk of these are Epix titles, but not entirely, so take a close look.
ReplyDeleteYes, some of these have been posted before, but honestly I'm too exhausted at this point to cross check all of that. My source, as always, is the Netflix website, and dates are listed as they appear on that site.
And now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go cry at the futility of it all.
9/12
Turbo
9/16
I Don't Know How She Does It
9/21
Mud
9/25
The Tall Man
10/1
The Duchess
Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins
The Onion Field
Hercules (2014)
Phantom of the Opera at Royal Albert Hall
Pain & Gain
The Frozen Ground
Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek: Generations
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Night of the Living Dead
Dead Man Walking
Cold Mountain
Annie Hall
Romeo + Juliet
World War Z
Girl Most Likely
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Go West
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
Ella Enchanted
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
All Is Lost
A Star Is Born
Black Sabbath
Defiance
Eve's Bayou
Seven Chances
The Producers
The Conspirator
Korczak
In a World…
Hours
Nebraska
Still Mine
Labor Day
I, Frankenstein
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit
The Winning Season
Tetro
Apocalypse Now Redux
Hammett
Joe
Gimme Shelter
Blood Ties
RoboCop
Thief
Fido
Twilight (2008)
The Widow of St. Pierre
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn
Tyler Perry's The Single Mom's Club
Frankie & Alice
The Big Lebowski
This Is Spinal Tap
Another Woman
Bloody Sunday
Twins
Autumn in New York
Agora
Flesh + Blood
Kicking and Screaming
Mommie Dearest
The Thing Called Love
Charlie Bartlett
Death Wish
Death Wish 2
Blue Velvet
Rabbit Hole
Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas
Of Human Bondage
The Prince
Cool World
Racing with the Moon
Wooly Boys
The Pope of Greenwich Village
The Escape Artist
Words and Pictures
The Cat's Meow
Transformers: Age of Extinction
A Most Wanted Man
48 Hours
Flashdance
In Enemy Hands
Bandits
Baby Boom
The Expendables 3
The Skeleton Twins
Windwalker
Windtalkers
Paranoia
If I Stay
Emperor
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Up in the Air
The General
The Hunt for Red October
Escape from Alcatraz
The Bounty
Rob Roy
Maverick
Interview with the Vampire
An Affair to Remember
Baby's Day Out
Nosferatu
I put this in arrivals by accident
ReplyDeletethe 10/1 epix expiration date movies are now showing in the dvd search
Also a new one popped up today
last watch 9/9
Lizzie (2013)
Holy crap, Brian T's list shows that it's not just Epix titles that are leaving en masse at the end of the month... and they just added Up in the Air too. Wow.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, for those who have Prime: be sure to check that all the Epix titles that are leaving Netflix are indeed also on Prime. Most are, but one of my titles (Irreversible) was not. Not sure why...
Also, there were several titles scheduled to leave Prime today but are now no longer leaving. Best thing to do is to keep an eye on your Prime watchlist to see if any Epix titles are going to cancel.
BTW as far as confirmation goes, as I said I haven't gotten that far in my DVD search, but at least through the C's fantasticangel's list is spot on. 10/1 is posted on all titles that are also available on DVD, except the one I listed. Streaming-only titles of course can't be confirmed until 9/25.
ReplyDeleteThanks, guys. Brian, I'm sorting through your list now and will separate out the confirmed Epix titles and the new additions so that we can get a clearer picture of what's what. No matter what, it's not good news...
ReplyDeleteOkay, here's what I've gleaned from Brian's post and a few other sources:
ReplyDeleteNEW EPIX TITLES
A Most Wanted Man (2014)
A Star Is Born (1937)
Annie Hall (1977)
Another Woman (1988)
Autumn in New York (2000)
Baby Boom (1987)
Bandits (2001)
Bloody Sunday (2002)
Cool It (2010)
Cool World (1992)
Dead Man Walking (1995)
Escape from Alcatraz (1979)
Fido (2007)
Frankie & Alice (2010)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Kicking and Screaming (1995)
Mommie Dearest (1981)
Road To The NHL Winter Classic (2014)
Rob Roy (1995)
Saved! (2004)
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
Star Trek: Generations (1994)
The Bounty (1984)
The Hunt for Red October (1990)
The Prince (2014)
Thief (1981)
Windtalkers (2002)
Wooly Boys (2001)
OTHER ADDITIONS
Agora (2009)
An Affair to Remember (1957)
Baby's Day Out (1994)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Charlie Bartlett (2007)
Cold Mountain (2003)
Ella Enchanted (2004)
Maverick (1994)
Paranoia (2013)
Phantom of the Opera at Royal Albert Hall (2011)
The Producers (1968)
This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
Twins (1988)
Brian also confirmed the expirations of 74 previously listed Epix titles, although I'm not sure it's worth breaking those out here since the general assumption is that anything from Epix is leaving.
Fantasticangel, I'll send you an updated list in case you want to replace your current one, which can continue to function as our Epix master list.
Thanks again, Brian, for all those additions and confirmations.
Thanks David, I posted the updated list.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I can confirm that Roman Holiday is NOT expiring. Therefore, it's probably safe to assume that at least some other Epix titles are staying with Netflix for the time being. Hence the need for confirming.
ReplyDelete@CanandaiguaNY. The first three seasons of Spiral were on Netflix up until about a year ago (when they were taken off without notice. Those seasons, plus the fourth, are on Hulu. A new fifth season will be streaming this fall exclusively on a new streaming service called MHZ Choice.
ReplyDeleteI went ahead and did a DVD search on all the 9/30 titles David has listed up top. Brian is correct about "Roman Holiday." Also not showing an expiration date is "Jade." The rest are good.
ReplyDeleteGiven that today's only the 4th, I don't entirely trust any unconfirmed EPIX titles. We've already seen how easily Netflix can delete catalog titles without any warning. I'd say give them another week or so before declaring them safe.
ReplyDeleteI just noticed that Good Morning, Killer, which is streaming on Netflix and is included in fantasticangel's list of expiring Epix titles, is not currently streaming on Amazon Prime. I suspect this means that while the recent blockbusters are on Prime and will be on Hulu, some of the older releases must rotate will probably rotate on and off on different schedules.
ReplyDeleteI had assumed that City of God and Kinky Boots would disappear on 9/30 because they were Lionsgate or Paramount films but they don't show up as titles on Epix so Netflix is not losing all Lionsgate, MGM and Paramount titles, just a big hunk.
Good Morning, Killer is on Prime streaming. It just doesn't have a cover.
DeleteAlso I had hoped that once the Disney deal kicked in, we might have access to the Indiana Jones and older Star Wars films. However, the Indiana Jones films show up in the Epix catalogue (they were Paramount films) and to my knowledge have never streamed on Netflix or Prime. The older Star Wars films were released by Fox. I have no idea whether they still have the rights to those films or whether they now belong to Disney. Maybe they just have the rights to future films, in which case I am not clear on what additional older Disney films Netflix is getting in 2015 that it doesn't already have.
ReplyDeleteGiorgio Moroder Presents Metropolis 1984,1927 last day 9/14. Personally, I like the Metropolis Restored version better.
ReplyDeleteThan you Fantastic Angel for posting the Epix list, 641 titles as of today. I have imported it into a two column spread sheet so that it is sortable by year, but the year column is ugly with a ')' after each year.
Between Epix and other titles, over 25% of my list is disappearing at the end of the month, after over 30% in July. Some people had commented that the July purge was due to Kino, but I think that is may have been because of the cancelation of the Epix deal. At least some of those lost Kino titles are on Epix, observed from random hits searching my current list.
Some of the titles are currently on Hulu Plus, e.g. A Star is Born 1937, Marriage Italian Style 1964 and the mysteriouly disappeared The Bicycle Thief 1948 (not Epix).
9/8
ReplyDeleteBratz: Friendship is Always in Style (2014)
Hate Story (2012)
Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 (2013)
Last day 9/18:
ReplyDeleteDon't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey 2012 R Netflix average rating: 3.3. (Netflix blurb: This documentary presents the musical saga of Arnel Pineda, who goes from singing in Manila nightclubs to fronting the legendary rock band Journey. Brought into the group just before a world tour, Arnel must sell himself to Journey's many fans.)
Sorry if this is a duplicate. I skimmed above and didn't see it. September looks to be a long and confusing month. At the rate we're going, there'll be 600 comments on this thread before David gets the October expirations page up.
The robot verification pictures are back.
I just finished doing a DVD search of fantasticangel's list, looking for titles that are expiring earlier than 9/30. I found a grand total of THREE! I already posted one. The other two are:
ReplyDelete9/24
The Good Guy (2010)
9/27
The Big Wedding (2013)
I also now have a queue devoted just to the streaming-only titles on the list, so I'll be able report if any of those are expiring earlier as the month goes on.
@fantasticangel Of course it's up to you if you want to bother making any changes to your list, but I made the following notes:
These titles are not currently showing an expiration date:
His Girl Friday
The Castle
The Warriors
Trekkies
And these titles are not currently streaming:
Evelyn
Fly Me to the Moon
Stag
I was able to find every title in your list on Netflix, but sometimes it took some investigating when a title didn't come up in search because of discrepancies in wording or spelling. Here's a list of those instances, where your title is followed by Netflix's title.
Hercules Vs Molloch / Hercules vs. Moloch
Hercules Vs The Hydra / Hercules vs. Hydra
Medusa Against the Son of Hercules / Son of Hercules vs. Medusa
New York in the 50's / New York in the Fifties
Operation Enduring Freedom: America Fights Back / Operation Enduring Freedom
P!nk: On The Road for The Truth About Love Tour / P!nk: The Truth About Love Tour
Sherlock Junior / Sherlock Jr.
The Birth of a Nation: Special Edition / The Birth of a Nation
The House On Garabaldi Street / The House On Garibaldi Street
Also, you have "The Longshot" dated 2002, it's 1986.
And that's it! I am more in awe than ever of the effort you put into compiling The List. Just doing a search of it was hard enough! But oddly I kind of enjoyed it once I got into a rhythm.
Okay, Will G. I made some changes on my list based off your last post.
ReplyDeleteThe longshot actually says 2002 of Epix site so I put both dates. I noticed that movies were often off by a year but I don't know how one of the sites got so far off on the date for this one.
The 3 that aren't streaming, were streaming when I made the list but I marked them out and made a note. And made notes for the ones not showing expirations. And I added expirations to those expiring early.
Yes fantasticangel I don't why Epix is so far off, but both Netflix and IMDb list 1986 as the year for "The Longshot." I wasn't sure if it was the same movie when I saw that, which is why I looked it up on IMDb.
ReplyDeleteOh and FA, I didn't mention it because it's already in David's list, but "Mud" is another Epix title expiring early, 9/20.
ReplyDelete@CanandaiguaNY You can still bypass the picture verification by just not checking the "I'm not a robot" box.
Sorry to hear that Tomorrow When the War Began was renewed. I watched it a couple of days ago--a terrible Australian ripoff of Red Dawn. I also decided to watch an episode of Undeclared before it expired. A great show! Binge-watched the first five of 17 episodes yesterday and will definitely watch the rest.
ReplyDeleteThe Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is not showing an expiration date on the Netflix DVD site.
ReplyDelete@AK You are correct about that, it must have changed in the last couple of days. (Unless I just made a mistake, impossible!) That's another one fantasticangel can delete.
ReplyDeleteI would delete the ones that aren't showing expiring but I don't trust Netflix not to get rid of them anyway. That's why I just added a note. Thanks for all the updates on the list guys. It's very helpful.
ReplyDelete@fantasticangel -- Please make the following updates to your Epix list.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible job you have done. Thank you.
Add two Epix titles found by Anonymous on Sept 4
A Fond Kiss (2004)
A Good Day to Die (2010)
Change the second duplicate listing of
Road To The NHL Winter Classic (2014)
to Road to the NHL Stadium Series (2015)
Remove Epix title not streaming on Netflix at this time
Blood Money (aka Fist of The Warrior) (2009) is not the same movie as
Blood Money (2012) which is streaming on N
-- I confirmed both movies have different directors and cast at IMDb
Change Epix movie date
Windwalker (2002) -- should be (1980) per Netflix
-- I confirmed director and cast at IMDb -- year of release is (1980)
Maybe we will have to keep an eye out for new streaming Epix releases. For instance, Dear White People just went on streaming and will probably get pulled at the end of the month. That sounds like something Netflix would do...
ReplyDelete@Jordan. I think the only other new Epix title that may come to Netflix in September is Men, Women & Children since it shows up as a new release on Amazon Prime this month. For some reason, Netflix has never shown any inclination to mention new Epix titles in their monthly listings of releases, maybe because Amazon does.
ReplyDeleteYes "Dear White People" was added on 9/4. "Men, Women & Children" is being added on 9/12 but I might as well list it now.
ReplyDelete9/30
Dear White People (2014)
Men, Women & Children (2014)
Thanks Jordan and Wellesley for pointing those out.
(I know fantasticangel will add those titles to the list, but I think it would be helpful to list all new Epix titles here too.)
ReplyDeleteAdded.
ReplyDeleteWhy are they even still adding Epix movies? It seems like a waste to get them and then have to give them up in a couple of weeks.
Men, Women and Children is now showing as expiring 9/11 and Dear White People on 9/30.
ReplyDelete@Linda G Not sure what you're looking at, the site says "Streaming - Available 9/12/2015" for MW&C. You're correct about DWP.
ReplyDeleteThe Man With the Movie Camera is no longer shown as expiring as part of the Great Epix Massacre of September 2014.
ReplyDeleteAll from New on Netflix USA.
ReplyDelete9/14
Armadillo (2010)
The Expelled (2010)
Final Solution (2001)
Giorgio Moroder Presents Metropolis (1984)
Hitler and the Occult (2007)
Race for Glory (2013)
Rapt (2009)
The Robber (2010)
Sorry, Will G, I must have misread that about Men, Women & Children. It shows streaming availability.
ReplyDeleteSo I checked all the new releases listed on this site and found two more:
ReplyDeleteUntil 10/1
Area 51 (2015)
Private Parts (1997)
The strange thing is Area 51 is expiring on Amazon Prime at the end of the month too! I also found 8 other movies which are already in the 600+ Epix list. That makes 10 new arrivals appearing and leaving in the same month!
I now see that my New on Netflix USA list from yesterday had repeats, I really have to be more careful. Here's today's, I THINK it's new...
ReplyDelete9/15
Survival of the Dead (2009)
@fantasticangel -- Please make the following updates to your Epix list.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Add one Epix title that I found
Joyride (1997) - Tobey Maguire, Amy Hathaway
There are now two Joyride movies streaming on Netflix from Epix
You previously listed Joyride (1977) - Desi Arnaz Jr., Melanie Griffith
Remove two films which expired 8/31 per David's August Expirations post
Evelyn (2002)
Fly Me to the Moon (2009)
Remove Epix title not streaming on Netflix at this time
Stag (1997) is not the same movie as
Stag (2013) which is streaming on N
-- I confirmed both movies have different directors and cast at IMDb
Some of you may want to check out my latest Amazon Prime post to see the (re)appearance of a bunch of past Netflix titles--many, I think, from July's surprise purge. Not sure which (if any) hail from Epix--at this point I'm lucky I can keep them all straight--but it's an impressive list.
ReplyDeleteMy queue that was full at 500 titles is now at 496, I have no idea what disappeared.
ReplyDeleteif they really cared about their customers those 4 titles would have gone into a saved queue like the DVDs so at least you can tell what you lost.
ReplyDeleteBut they don't care about us at all. They already showed with EPIX that they don't care, they expect you to own memberships with all the streaming services and they are not going to bother to make sure they are the one stop shop.
will g, have you checked http://usa.newonnetflix.info/ ? You might spot your missing titles there.
ReplyDeleteYes Anonymous, I check there every day and post that site's titles here. My missing titles did not have announced expiration dates, that was my point. Four titles disappeared overnight with no warning. Here are today's titles from New on Netflix USA:
ReplyDelete9/18
American Warships (2012)
Blue Collar Hooligan (2012)
Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey (2012)
idk if you guys get the movie channels from your cable provider or not but i receive all the movie channels and apps that come with them including: hbo go, max, showtime, starz, encore, movieplex, and if charter spectrum is your provider you can get epix included in there too at no additional charge, im not too worried about the titles leaving cuz at least i can watch them on the epix app but epix is another place where they dont tell u when things leave... they have a recommended watchlist that says titles leaving soon and it only shows 9 of the epix, no pun intended, movies that are leaving. i emailed support and they said thats just a summary of the best leaving and there is no way to find out when it expires or not. for how much we pay to legally stream movies every month and are being good people supporting the industry and not just pirating at a coffee shop like everybody else i think the least they could do is tell us how long we have to watch a damn movie i dont think its bad press at all to say hey this is a list of titles leaving soon.. its a part of business licenses expire.. people are more outraged at the fact that movies randomly disappear then of them actually leaving.. pretty soon i dont even think they will give us a weeks notice. whoever is in charge of this department at netflix should be fired. its a shame netflix was the best and they tried to fix something that wasnt even broken.. thats how they became the best household movie streaming name.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous Netflix could certainly do a better job by posting expiration dates on the Instant pages, but at least they're still showing up in DVD search weeks ahead of time, and MOST of the time they do post a 7-day warning in the queue, something David and others feared was being discontinued. Until all of that stops I'm not going to call for anyone to be fired LOL.
ReplyDeleteBut I think only people who are getting DVDs can see the expiration dates. Everyone else has to go on their Netflix app on their phones and check each movie in their list one by one.
DeleteI can tel you the dvd warning is going away soon too as I have seen more and more movies in the dvd search being split between dvd and streaming. A lot of the 2015 new movies are being separated out with 1 for dvd and 1 for streaming so we can't see the warning ahead of time. They are doing what we specifically told them we didn't want which was creating 2 different sites.
ReplyDeleteUntil 9-19 -
ReplyDeleteThe Woman Chaser
I'm showing Rambo and Hannie Caulder as Epix titles. I gather they'll be expiring, too.
@jim I don't see either of those titles on the Epix site. And neither is showing an expiration date in DVD search.
ReplyDelete9/19
Beyond the Ocean (2000)
Hot House (2006)
Reporter (2009)
The Talent Given Us (2004)
The Woman Chaser (1999)
(I THINK "Reporter" is already listed but I couldn't find it.)
(And David, if you're wondering why I keep deleting comments, it's because of that damned white space.)
LOL yes Jim just listed "The Woman Chaser." I'm not blind, just sleepy.
ReplyDeleteWill - They show up for me on the Epix site; they just don't show as "watch now" titles. I'm erring on the side of caution and assuming that everything that Netflix has that is on the Epix site is leaving...
ReplyDeleteJim could you please tell me how to access the titles that aren't "watch now" on Epix? This is the same problem I had with the Friday the 13th titles, I can't find the ones that aren't currently streaming on the site.
ReplyDelete@will g -- How strange. You are the one who shared the website address
ReplyDeletewith all of us, I think. It is http://www.epixhd.com/all-movies/
What device are you searching on? I use my Windows PC and can see them.
I searched for Rambo in the Search Field box in the upper right hand corner
and the title First Blood turns up. Hannie Caulder turns up on search, too.
will, are you clicking on the letters at the top of the website instead
of typing the title into the Search box? That could be your mistake.
@LarryG I thought there was a way to view all the non-streaming titles on Epix without searching individual titles. Anyway, the search function isn't working on the site for me. The search icon isn't clickable. I'm also using a Windows PC.
ReplyDelete@will g -- I guess I'm old-fashioned. I type the title and press the ENTER key to start the search. I never thought to click on the Search icon on the website. You're right the Search icon doesn't work on the starting website page. But once you get your first Search Results page, then the Search icon does work on those pages. Or you can press the ENTER key again.
ReplyDeleteThanks Larry, I thought I had also pressed enter but it worked this time.
ReplyDeleteNow I'll repeat what I said earlier to Jim, the two titles he mentioned are not showing an expiration date in DVD search. I see no reason a date wouldn't be posted, as with all other Epix titles, if they're expiring. Perhaps they don't own the streaming rights to the titles not currently streaming on the site, and Netflix gets the rights elsewhere?
Not seeing a date for expiration for the Rambos or Hannie Caulder there either.
ReplyDeleteFor those wondering, I do subscribe to the DVD service and see the expiration dates that way. I also have Roku's Instant Watch Browser which allows me to see which titles on my queue are expiring, although I like to double check using the DVD section.
I also search under various actors/directors as well as certain studios that I'm aware have deals with Netflix (the latter can be found in Netflix's Wikipedia page). It's helped me find some titles leaving and coming soon. Hope that helps.
It's soon going to be easier to post "What's Staying at Netflix" than "What's Expiring.
ReplyDeleteAmen to that, Wellesley72!
ReplyDeleteNote: All titles in the above comments have been added to the main post. You guys can thank LarryG for compiling and linking them all!
ReplyDelete9/21
ReplyDeleteEating with Cannibals
Most Amazing Moments
National Geographic: 21 Days to Baghdad
National Geographic: Camp Leatherneck
National Geographic: Dawn of the Maya
Russia's Toughest Prisons
The Truth Behind: Zombies
Viking Apocalypse
10/14
Pinky Dinky Doo
Play with Me Sesame
Sesame Street: Animals and Nature
Sesame Street: Classics
Sesame Street: Cookie and Friends
Sesame Street: Creativity and Imagination
Sesame Street: Elmo and Friends
Sesame Street: Everyday Moments
Sesame Street: Music and Dance
Sesame Street: Numbers and Letters
Wild Animal Baby Explorers
When the Sesame Street titles leave, they will be gone for the foreseeable future. HBO will have the exclusive rights to stream Sesame Street as part of its deal to finance two seasons of Sesame Street in exchange for an exclusive window (I think 6 months) before the episodes air on PBS.
ReplyDeleteThanks LarryG and David for the updated master list! Now I will have no excuse for repeating titles in my posts.
ReplyDeleteOh and about the list David, "Jade" and "Roman Holiday" are still not showing expiration dates in DVD search.
ReplyDeleteThis might be a dumb question im new here where is the link for the master list please? also i got "the girl on the train" -2013, expiring 9/23
ReplyDeleteI don't see this in your list yet
ReplyDeletelast watch 9/5
peter and vandy 2009
drool 2009
@Anonymous Sorry for any confusion. "Master list" just refers to the list David just updated in his post.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous also has some confusion with the dates, I'll re-list those.
ReplyDelete9/22
The Girl on the Train (2013)
10/5
Drool (2009)
Peter and Vandy (2009)
sorry about that I meant to put 10/5. I am not same anonymous as girl on train :)
ReplyDelete9/22:
ReplyDeleteTai Chi Zero (2012)
9/23
ReplyDeleteJock the Hero Dog (2011)
Louder than a Bomb (2010)
Overnight (2012)
Last day 9/30:
ReplyDeleteAnalyze That2002 Comedy
Analyze This 1999 Comedy
Another Woman 1988 Independent Move
L'Auberge Espagnole 2002 Foreign
The Card 1952 Comedy
A Coffee in Berlin 2012 Foreign
A Doll's House 1973 Drama
The Double Headed Eagle: Hitler 1973 Documentary
The Eternal 1998 Horror
Gang Tapes 2001 Independent Movie
Gloria 2012 Foreign
Millions Like Us I 1943 Romantic Move
A Most Wanted Man 2014 Thriller
Murder by Decree 1979 Thriller
The Naked Street 1955 Thriller
A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984 Horror
Perlasca 2002 Foreign
Poisoned by Polonium: The Litvinenko File 2007 Foreign
Raw Deal 1948 Thriller
The Return 2003 Foreign
The Sacrifice 1986 Foreign
Scarlet Street 1945 Thriller
Story of a Love Affair 1950 Foreign
The Unknown Soldier 2003 Foreign
The Weight of Water 2001 Independent Movie
Witness to Murder 1954 Thriller
Sorry if I put in a duplicate. Altogether, I've got about 75 expirations left to watch by the end of the month.
@CanandaiguaNY--Two-thirds are on fantasticangel's alphabetical Epix list.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the new ones: Analyze This, Analyze That, L'Auberge Espagnole,
A Coffee in Berlin, A Doll's House [new Epix], Gang Tapes [new Epix],
A Nightmare on Elm Street, Poisoned by Polonium: The Litvinenko File,
Witness to Murder [new Epix]
disturbing behavior and scorpion king 3 expiring at the end of the month don't know how good they are.
ReplyDeleteDisturbing Behavior is way better.
DeleteHi Seth. It doesn't really matter how good any titles are, we list everything! And it does help to list them like this, so people can see them easily when scanning the comments.
ReplyDelete9/30
Disturbing Behavior (1998)
The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption (2012)
9/24
ReplyDeleteMac & Devin Go to High School (2012)
My Brother the Devil (2012)
The Secret Disco Revolution (2012)
Vampire Dog (2012)
Movies I found that are expiring on my list on 10/1/15:
ReplyDeleteThey Came Together (2014)
Winnebago Man (2009)
The Lady Vanishes (1938)
Blood Ties (2013)
Hugo (2011)
Leprechaun (1993)
Escape Clause (1996)
Sherlock Jr. (1924)
Zapped! (1982)
G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Words and Pictures (2013)
9/24
ReplyDeleteMac and Devin Go to High School
My Brother the Devil
@Billy Miles -- 10 of your 12 movies are already on fantasticangel's Epix List.
ReplyDeleteThere are only two new titles here: Leprechaun and Zapped! [a new Epix title]
People, please check your titles first against the over 600 expiring titles that
are shown on fantasticangel's Epix List website before posting your Comment here.
You can find the weblink to fantasticangel's Epix List in David's post at
the top of this page.
Persons Unknown is no longer expiring. It was set to expire 9/19, but now there is no expiration date listed.
ReplyDeleteAlso Terra Nova is now back on streaming after being gone for 8 days.
9/23
ReplyDeleteMake Me Superhuman (2011)
9/25
Indy 500: The Inside Line (2011)
September Massacre (never seen like this in my queue, already saw 14 which were expiring through this post and still saw this) -
ReplyDeleteLast day 9/30:
Noah
Bound
They Came Together
Windwalker
Hercules
Renoir
Whispers in the Dark
Bella
Angela's Ashes
Till Human Voices Wake Us
Carrie
The Ineviable Defeat of Mister & Pete
You're Next
The Weight of Water
Going Places
The Return
Berlin Tunnel 21
Perlasca
Intimate Enemies
Pursuit of Happiness
The Exorcist 1973 last day 9/30
ReplyDeleteI see Marathon Man on Epix's site listed as not currently playing, but it does not have an experation date on Netflix, so perhaps not currenly playing EPIX titles may not be expiring.
Someone had sarcastically suggested listing the title remaining no Netflix instead of those that are expiring. Well, for silent movies, her eis the list, seven total. Before the July purge, there were over fifty.
ReplyDeleteTitle Added to Netflix
A Trip to the Moon (1902) 01 Jun 2015
A Trip to the Moon (Color) (1902) 01 Jun 2015
The Daughter of Dawn (1920) 01 Aug 2015
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) 18 Nov 2014
The Epic of Everest (1924) 05 May 2015
Wings (1927) 01 Mar 2015
Metropolis Restored (1927) 16 May 2012
Even changing the tab to spaces didn't keep the columns straight. I give up on that part.
ReplyDeleteYes Alchemar, I believe if a so-called "Epix movie" isn't streaming on its site, it means they don't currently own the streaming rights, and therefore Netflix isn't licensing it from them.
ReplyDeleteI know LarryG will be frustrated that Anonymous didn't weed out the Epix titles in his/her list. Maybe that's a lost cause? Just in case anyone still doesn't know, here is fantasticangel's complete list of all Epix titles expiring this month:
http://fantasticangel.livejournal.com/62542.html
And it sounds like Anonymous is already seeing the 9/30 expirations in the queue? I wish I was. Not sure how that's happening.
I went through Anonymous's "Massacre" and found 5 movies that haven't been listed yet.
DeleteUntil 10/01
Bella (2006)
Bound (1996)
The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete (2013)
Till Human Voices Wake Up (2002)
Whispers in the Dark (1992)
will g: the 9/30 expirations are now showing up on my tv app; that is where I see expirations first, well before they show up on MyList. I had about 75 from my list of 300 showing the expiration date. After looking at David's master list and all of the comments, I posted 26 titles above, and got snarked at by LarryG, as if my list, and other posted expirations, is what's extending this list of comments.
ReplyDelete@CanandaiguaNY Thanks for the explanation. Anonymous said they were appearing in "my queue," so I thought that meant My List. Us lowly online users have to wait six more days for the 9/30 notifications.
ReplyDeletemy ps3 shows the expired movies at least 2 to 3 weeks before they even appear on the website. why do you think that is case. if they show up on the ps3 app they should show up on website.
ReplyDelete@Jordan That's accurate, except for "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete," which is on the Epix list. You might not have seen it because all titles starting with "The" are listed under "T" -- which is the way Epix does it, stupidly in my opinion. (Not a criticism of fantasticangel.)
ReplyDeleteThanks, I did notice that the "The" titles were in the T's but I must have missed that one. I usually just use "Find" to see if a title is on a page then I don't have to worry about how people list the titles. Maybe I just wanted to spell "Inevitable" correctly.
Deletewill g,
ReplyDeleteYes, the Netflix TV apps on my TV and Blu-ray player (both Sony, but different versions of the app) give 14 days notice on both movies and shows (when notice is actually given). From other postings, that seems to be generally true for other versions of the TV app. I don't know what the app on my Android tablet does.
As to why it is different than the website (or why having DVDs makes a difference), Netflix only knows.
Also, I didn't make it clear, but the seven remaining silents are as of 10/1.
And here's another little tidbit: When you look at the description page of a title using the Roku player, it lists the Oct 1 (Sept 30) expiration date at the bottom. (Better look quickly, though, before the dreaded pre-play starts.) This means we can include Roku along with Playstation and Blu-ray players as a TV app that provides an expiration date two weeks in advance. Not that it's especially user-friendly.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I've been culling the comments a bit--removing lists that have been incorporated at the top--to try and keep things from carrying over onto a second page (which I didn't realize could happen). Will do my best to make sure nothing crucial slips between the cracks.
ReplyDeletewill g - not feeling criticized. Believe me, nobody thought Epix was stupider than me when I got to the T's thinking I was nearly through with my list and realizing I basically had to go through the whole alphabet again.
ReplyDeleteUntil 9/28
ReplyDeleteThe Berlin File (2013)
Until 10/04
Saving Winston (2011)
Until 10/06
John Rabe (2009)
A Secret (2007)
A Woman in Berlin (2008)
Until 10/09
Werewolf: The Beast Among Us (2012)
Until 10/15
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)
It looks like A Coffee in Berlin (2012) was renewed.
@Jordan Thanks very much for those. I'd just note, for those without DVD search, that you posted Netflix's dates, not the last-day-to-watch dates that David uses here. So the first one is 9/27, etc.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I kind hate the way Netflix phrases it because "until 9/27" could mean it expires before that day or on that day. I guess I could just phrase it "Last day 9/26" from now on to clear it up.
DeleteLet's try that again. "I kind of hate the way..."
DeleteLast day 9/28
Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer (2003)
9/25
ReplyDeleteInseparable (2011)
10/19
DTLA (2012)
Jordan there's really no need to say "last day." If you just post the correct date (one day earlier than Netflix's date) it's understood.
ReplyDeleteAs to why many devices show expiration dates earlier than when Netflix puts them up on its own sites, I suspect, on no evidence, that the device makers (Sony, Vizio, Apple, etc.) have told Netflix "we'll factory-load your app on our device but only if you give two weeks notice of expirations." That's the only explanation that makes sense to me. Left to itself, Netflix would probably gve no notice at all.
ReplyDelete@CanandaiguaNY - It really wouldn't surprise me if that were the case. Pepsi actually agreed to having a slot for Coke in the Pepsi-brand vending machines at my workplace because that was the only way they could get their foot in the door here. ;)
ReplyDeleteUntil 9/30
ReplyDeleteTimes Stalkers (1987)
You Only Live Once (1937)
Scarlet Street (1941)
Black Sunday (1960)
Kill Baby Kill (1966)
All of those titles are on fantasticangel's list except for Timestalkers.
ReplyDeleteAnd "Timestalkers" is indeed one word on Netflix, in case anybody looks for it. It helps to post the title exactly the way Netflix does. Any slight variation means it can't be found in search.
ReplyDelete9/25
ReplyDeleteOceana Air Show (2010)
9/28
Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer (1993)
Secret at Arrow Lake (2009)
Lisa left some great comments to help those of us who are frazzled by all the content expiring at the end of this month. While I received it as an e-mail since I have signed up to receive comments by e-mail, I cannot find Lisa's post on the blog.
ReplyDelete@Wellesley72: I don't see them either. I'm glad you have them as an email, as I didn't save them myself. After the effort of writing them up, I'd be grateful if you could repost them here, or (with a link here) on the WoNN TALK discussion page. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLisa, I can repost but since I am technology-challenged, I will probably have to retype the entire post which I won't be able to do until late tomorrow or on Thursday. in the meantime, let me see if I can find someone with more expertise to see if there is a simpler way to post your comments to this blog.
ReplyDeleteYes, Lisa's comments were great. Don't know why they didn't show up, but I'll see about getting them up.
ReplyDelete9/30
ReplyDelete29 Palms (2003)
A Cold Day in Hell (2011)
Are You in the House Alone? (1978)
Barnyard (2006)
Battle of the Brave (2004)
Bitter Harvest (1981)
CIA: Exiled (1993)
Clockstoppers (2002)
Columbus Circle (2011)
From Prada to Nada (2011)
Hercules in New York (1969)
Kangaroo Jack (2003)
Life Happens (2011)
Man of Her Dreams (1997)
Men in Black II (2002)
Merlin: The Return (2000)
Mr. Deeds (2002)
Nice Guys Sleep Alone (2000)
Pressure Point (2001)
Rosewood Lane (2011)
Suicide Kings (1997)
Swimming with Sharks (1994)
The Beautician and the Beast (1997)
The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002)
The Dead Zone (1983)
The Lone Gun (1954)
The Stepdaughter (2000)
Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling (2009)
Wrong Turn at Tahoe (2009)
Good or bad, I hate to find this many more titles expiring with so little time left to watch.
Reposting Linklisa's lost comment:
ReplyDeleteThings are always bound to get a little crazy towards the end of the month, with many of us trying to squeeze in as many movies as we have time to watch before they're gone. Like many of you, I wish I had more information than Netflix gives us. Fiddling with my own queues, and trying to keep up with expirations listed here, gives me some illusion of control. Everybody posting here is a volunteer, and not everyone has gotten used to the conventions here. I, for one, am grateful for all the contributions, and I hope we can get through the massive expirations this month with patience and kindness towards each other.
Please bear this in mind, as we're all bound to see a lot more dates on our own "My List" pages when 9/30 and 10/1 are a week or less away. Some suggestions, and some reiterations:
-- SORT your titles into alphabetical order. This makes it much easier for others to check whether your titles are new compared to what they're already tracking. (Some expected variation: "The" may end up in the T's, depending on what you sort with.)
-- YEAR -- Include the *year* as well as the title in your listings, if you can. This helps in distinguishing duplicate titles. As the year doesn't show up in your Netflix queue, you may need to look up title details to find it. This may not seem like a big deal, but it really helps when there are a lot of titles expiring as there are this month.
-- CHECK against titles that have already been submitted. Usually this just means doing a search against what is on this month's page, where you're commenting. For the end of September 2015, there is also a long list of expiring titles distributed by Epix. @Fantasticangel has shared 600+ of these titles at http://fantasticangel.livejournal.com/62542.html Because so many of us are tracking hundreds of titles, it is a great kindness to everyone here to check that list as well as this page before posting. (And of course there will be some human error. Take a breath when it happens.)
-- DATES -- *Subtract* one day from what Netflix lists as the expiration. If Netflix says 10/1, that's the day it is *gone*. Here we list the last day it is *available*, which would be 9/30. As far as I know, you can watch the remaining time of a title on the date Netflix lists, only if you've started it before midnight the day before, and not paused it for more than about 15 minutes. (People here will generally assume that the dates you list have one day subtracted from Netflix, so it helps if you can learn to shift the dates.)
-- SPELL the titles exactly as Netflix does, so others can find them when searching.
-- DISCUSSIONS, comments (on anything but how we list titles), complaints and questions are better taken to the discussion page, at http://whatsonnetflixnow.blogspot.com/p/discussion.html and shown as "WoNN TALK" in the menu bar. This makes it much easier to scan through titles on this page.
Many thanks to all the contributors here. None of us have control over what Netflix is doing, and that will be especially frustrating as the Epix titles disappear in the next several days. Let's extend each other all the kindness and courtesy we can. Keep breathing, and enjoy whatever you watch.
For everyone (including me) who has been thinking of ditching their Netflix membership after the Epix disaster, Amazon Prime is having a one-day sale on Friday. $32 off!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DBYBNEE/ref=transparentprime
Oh and thanks for the comment Lisa. David, assuming these expiration threads continue (please!), perhaps it would be a good idea for you to briefly state those guidelines yourself in each post. Especially when it comes to the dates, I think it would be helpful. New people will always post Netflix's dates unless otherwise instructed.
ReplyDelete@will g -- +1 and thanks Linklisa. EXAMPLE
ReplyDeletePlease post your Comments with additional expiring titles using the "Last Day to Watch" Date [which is the day before the Netflix "Until Date"] and following this list format:
8/2
Napoleon (1983) S Kubrick director
What Now My Love? (1967) John Goodman
8/14
Family Ties (1982-1988)
The Forsyte Saga (2002-2003)
Dates are sufficient, don't need director or actor.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'll see about restating these guidelines should the blog continue (cue ominous music). Thanks again, Lisa, and everyone else who cares about these things.
9/29
ReplyDeleteFast Girls (2012)
Forks Over Knives - The Extended Interviews (2012)
Jim Norton: Please Be Offended (2012)
Last day 10/5:
ReplyDeleteCherry Blossoms 2008 In German 4+ stars
The Edge of Heaven 2007 In German 4+ stars
Spring Fever 2009 In Mandarin 2.5 stars
Okay, today's the big day when our queues become filled with lots of red (i.e., 10/1 expiration dates). I added a few more notable titles to my list above, but please be sure to search this page (Ctrl-F) and fantasticangel's EPIX list before posting anything new, so as to avoid more duplication. Thanks, guys.
ReplyDeleteat least I don't have too many expired movies to worry about watch. just a few that I don't care if they expire. luckily I have watched most of the important movies that are expiring.
ReplyDelete9/30
ReplyDeleteA Fierce Green Fire (2012)
A Model for Matisse (2005)
American Masters: Billie Jean King (2013)
Anna Lucasta (1958)
Chicago Boricua (2004)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920)
Dwight Howard: In the Moment (2014)
Forgotten Four (2014)
Jake Blauvelt: Naturally (2013)
Ken Burns: The Address (2014)
Love the Hard Way (2001)
Make Mine Mink (1960)
Nature: Ireland's Wild River (2014)
Nature: Leave It to Beavers (2014)
Nature: Love in the Animal Kingdom (2013)
Nature: My Bionic Pet (2014)
Nature: Parrot Confidential (2013)
Nature: Saving Otter 501 (2013)
Nature: Snow Monkeys (2014)
Nature: Touching the Wild (2014)
Red Without Blue (2007)
Reefer Madness (1936)
Step into Liquid (2003)
The Canterbury Tales (1972)
*NOT* expiring 9/30 (contrary to previous reports)
A Coffee in Berlin (2012)
Hackers (1995)
All from New On Netflix USA. I did the best I could not to repeat, sorry if any slipped through. I was especially surprised I couldn't find "Romeo + Juliet" listed anywhere.
ReplyDelete9/30
3 Seconds Before Explosion (1967)
4.3.2.1 (2010)
A Green Journey (1990)
A Place of One's Own (1945)
American Ninja 2: The Confrontation (1987)
Bebe's Kids (1992)
Big Rig (2007)
The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002)
The Double Headed Eagle: Hitler's Rise to Power 1918-1933 (1973)
Evil Remains (2004)
Germ Z (2013)
Grayeagle (1977)
The Improv: 50 Years Behind the Brick Wall (2013)
Invasion (2005)
Jake Blauvelt: Naturally (2013)
Leprechaun (1993)
Leprechaun 2 (1994)
Leprechaun 3 (1995)
Leprechaun 4: In Space (1997)
Leprechaun 5: In the Hood (2000)
Leprechaun 6: Back 2 tha Hood (2003)
The Magic of the Golden Bear: Goldy III (1994)
Moto 5 (2013)
NotBad (2013)
Peeples (2013)
Romeo + Juliet (1996)
Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers (1988)
Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland (1989)
Wrong Turn at Tahoe (2009)
*NOT* expiring 9/30 (contrary to previous reports)
ReplyDeleteThe Inbetweeners (2008-2010)
LarryG said,
ReplyDelete8/2
Napoleon (1983) S Kubrick director
I would love to see it. I would also love to see Gilliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. Perhaps in a parallel universe.
My 09/30s
ReplyDeleteFrog and Wombat 1998
Fast and Loose 1954
Sword of Gideon 1986
Last day 10/8:
ReplyDeleteThe Forgiveness of Blood 2011 NR 109 mins. In Albanian. (When an archaic code of justice confines 17-year-old Nik and the male members of his family to their home, his younger sister becomes the breadwinner. But the housebound Nik is so miserable that he's willing to risk his life to end the confinement.) Netflix average rating: 3.1527
9/30
ReplyDeleteThe Adventures of Galgameth (1996)
Blood Surf (2000)
Forgotten Four: The Integration of Pro Football (2014)
The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat (1974)
(Of course I did spot "Romeo + Juliet" when scanning comments today. In my defense it was in a long, unalphabetized list.)
ReplyDelete9/30
ReplyDeleteStories We Tell
Life of Crime
Shut Up and Play The Hits
Girl Most Likely
Rapture-Palooza
Cocaine: One Man's Seduction
Nothing to see here, folks.
DeleteLast day 10.08:
ReplyDeleteIn Another Country (2012), starring Isabelle Huppert
Last day 10.14:
Dirty Wars (2013)
A 2014 Oscar nominee for Best Documentary Feature, this film follows investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill as he explores America's controversial methods of mitigating terror threats around the globe.
10/2
ReplyDeleteGoodbye First Love (2011)
I look at this list all the time, and I can't believe that I have discovered some more ending 10/1 that weren't listed here. I did a search of the page and didn't see them.
ReplyDelete10/1
Holes in My Shoes
With One Voice
Patton Oswalt: Tragedy Plus Comedy Equals Time
@Anne Those titles are in fantasticangel's list of expiring Epix titles, linked in David's post and mentioned in his 9/24 comment. Please check it before posting.
ReplyDeletehttp://fantasticangel.livejournal.com/62542.html
I had several show up in the last few days expiring at the end of this month. Most were already listed, but here's three I didn't see listed.
ReplyDeleteEvidence of Blood
The Quiet Ones
The Wolf Of Wall Street
Sigh. Lee K please see my comment to Anne. There are a lot of good movies on the Epix list you might like to watch before they go.
ReplyDeleteI was looking at the Epix list and noticed 6 movies are "not currently showing expiration date(s)". I double-checked them all and found one is now expiring.
ReplyDelete9/30
Man with a Movie Camera (1929)
will g, sorry, I took some shortcuts in checking titles that didn't include reading all the comments, but yes those titles are in fantasticangel's list. It makes sense to me why Netflix changed their webpage to the garbage they have now. Many NFLX subscriber that don't scour the internet for expiring titles and will be in for a shock when they put all the pieces together. Seems obvious to me the stock price doesn't reflect this yet.
ReplyDeleteNoticed this on New On Netflix USA. It's very hard to believe it hasn't been listed already but I can't find it anywhere:
ReplyDelete9/30
Twilight (2008)
Brian T. already posted it above in a big list on September 3, 2015.
Delete10/5
Downloading Nancy (2008)
Ah that's the same place "Romeo + Juliet" was hiding. David missed both of them when he re-did that list.
ReplyDeleteI just use "Control F" to Find any title. There's no way I would look through 100+ comments for every movie to make sure there aren't doubles.
DeleteGuilty. But then that's what happens when lists aren't posted in alphabetical order! ;-)
ReplyDelete10/15
ReplyDeleteBrüno (2009)
I got that here:
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/09/28/expiring-netflix-october?hootPostID=8145719a1f6f1211e773729f249dec94
It's so funny when they say "See the full list of what’s expiring come October below."
@will g - Even better, if you try to post a comment saying that EW's "full list" isn't even a fraction of the full list & point them in the direction of a better list, they delete your comment :p
ReplyDeleteI've found a few films expiring next month:
ReplyDeleteOctober 1:
Meet the Fokkens (2011)
October 3:
Ballplayer: Pelotero (2011)
October 7:
Rabbi's Cat (2011)
October 8:
Insidious Chapter 2 (2013)
October 11:
ATM (2012)
October 14:
As It Is in Heaven (2005)
The House of the Devil (2009)
October 15:
Chico and Rita (2010)
October 19:
Freelancers (2012)
October 21:
Machine Gun Preacher (2011)
October 22:
Don Jon (2013)
And as confirmation, Man with the Movie Camera (1929) has no expiration date listed.
If we reach 200 comments, you'll have to click on the "new" button to the lower right to see the second page of additional comments.
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen this October departure mentioned anywhere:
ReplyDelete10/11
Beyond the Black Rainbow (2010)
10/6
ReplyDeleteAlpha and Omega: A Howl-iday Adventure (2013)
Alpha and Omega 3: The Great Wolf Games (2014)
10/7
Snoop Dogg Presents the Bad Girls of Comedy (2012)
10/11
Bratz Kidz: Fairy Tales (2007)
10/14
Good Luck Chuck (2007)
10/24
ReplyDeleteNanny 911 (2006)
10/25
Bratz: Genie Magic (2006)
10/26
Alexandria (2010)
10/28
America's Sweethearts (2001)
10/30
Braxton Family Values (2014)
10/5
ReplyDeleteHow about you (2007)
10/29
ReplyDeleteLife in Our Universe (2013)
10/3
ReplyDeleteTheeya Velai Seyyanum Kumaru (2013)
10/5
Qué pena tu familia (2013)
Yossi & Jagger (2002)
10/6
Action Replayy (2010)
10/7
The Painting (2011)
The Rabbi's Cat (2011)
Sons of Perdition (2010)
Three Worlds (2012)
Willie Barcena: I Gotta Be Honest (2012)
10/29
Understanding the World's Greatest Structures (2011)
For anyone who missed the news, the best place now to post new expiring titles is over at Carol's new blog, http://expiringonnetflix.blogspot.com. Thanks again for all your contributions here, they've been invaluable.
ReplyDeleteI have captured all expiring titles from the above comments. Anything not currently on the new blog will be there tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThanks