Netflix is always adding top-notch movies to its library, but it's also constantly taking
options away.
Here are the movies you have to watch before they leave Netflix in November 2019.
Until November 1, you can dine in hell alongside Gerard Butler's King Leonidas by watching
the 2006 action film 300.
Directed by Zack Snyder, 300 is based on Frank Miller's comic book series of the same name,
which offers a fictionalized retelling of the real-life Battle of Thermopylae that occurred
in 480 BC during the Greco-Persian Wars.
Butler top-lines the film as Leonidas, leader of the Grecian city-state Sparta, who takes
300 Spartans into battle against the king of Persia, Xerxes, and his 300,000 soldiers.
This is a flick filled with violence, action, and bloodshed, and is sure to please anyone
keen on watching Gerard Butler swing around a sword and kick his enemy into a pit.
"This is Sparta"
The original 1980 sports comedy film, Caddyshack stars Chevy Chase as Ty Webb, a golfer at
Bushwood Country Club.
The elite establishment, which Ty's father co-founded, gets a rude awakening when the
loud-mouthed, new-money golfer Al, played by Rodney Dangerfield, takes the green.
Bushwood is also dealing with a seemingly never-ending war between an evil gopher bent
on destroying the golf course and Bushwood's groundskeeper Carl Spackler, who's intent
on exterminating the rodent.
Like its predecessor, Caddyshack II is also available to stream on Netflix until November
1.
Clint Eastwood's 2008 drama Gran Torino is a movie you certainly won't want to miss before
it leaves Netflix.
While you might know Eastwood from his time in Westerns, Gran Torino sees the actor tackling
modern drama.
The venerated actor directs, produces, and stars in Gran Torino, a film about a widowed
Korean War vet who forms a unique relationship with his neighbor, Thao.
Critics have held Gran Torino in high esteem, so if you've yet to see it for yourself, you
have until November 1 to learn why.
Until November 1, subscribers can stream Groundhog Day, which follows Phil Connors as he relives
February 2, 1992 over and over again.
As he does, he slowly learns to respect others, open up his heart, and even save another person
from death.
Easily one of Bill Murray's best films, you might not get another chance to see the film
on Netflix again soon.
It's sweet, it's inventive, it spawned a whole new meaning for the term "groundhog day,"
and it's on Netflix for only a few more days.
"I'm sorry?
What was that again?"
"I'm a god?"
"You're god?"
"I'm a god, not the god.
I don’t think."
The Scream franchise and the Scary Movie series go together like peanut butter and jelly:
it's hard to have one without the other.
Netflix subscribers can sit down for a double feature like no other by watching Wes Craven's
iconic slasher flick Scream, which centers around high school student Sidney Prescott
and the masked murderer who's stalking her and her friends.
Then you can immediately follow it up with Scary Movie 2, a spoof on supernatural horror
movies that covers everything from The Exorcist to The Amityville Horror.
Both flicks will stick around Netflix until November 1.
After you've thoroughly satisfied yourself with Halloween candy, retire to your couch
for a six-hour binging marathon.
Until November 1, Netflix subscribers can stream The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, the final two installments of the Lord
of the Rings trilogy.
Follow the trials and tribulations of the fellowship as they reunite with Gandalf, orchestrate
an attack on Isengard, head to Mount Doom in Mordor, destroy the One Ring, and fight
against the vicious Sauron.
It's high fantasy at its finest, and you've got a few days left to enjoy it on Netflix.
Featuring one of the biggest twists in movie history, The Sixth Sense centers around a
young boy named Cole Sear, who can see dead people.
Cole's troubled by his paranormal abilities, which leads child psychologist Dr. Malcolm
Crowe to find the truth behind the boy's visions.
In the end, they both get more than they bargained for, and viewers get one unforgettable plot
twist.
The Sixth Sense is available to stream on Netflix until November 1.
Have an extra three hours to spare and want to spend it doing something meaningful?
Stream Richard Linklater's sprawling, deeply intimate, Academy Award-nominated opus Boyhood.
The film follows a boy named Mason Evans Jr. as he comes of age in Texas alongside his
younger sister Samantha.
Together with his divorced parents Olivia and Mason Sr., Mason discovers facts of life,
and finds out what it means to be human.
Linklater took an inventive approach with Boyhood, shooting the film over the course
of 12 years from 2001 to 2013 with the exact same cast.
The end result is a touching depiction of personal evolution as viewers watch Mason
literally grow up from year to year.
Boyhood leaves Netflix a little later in the month, on November 25.
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