3 great movies leaving Netflix by December 1

Stop! And watch these 3 great movies leaving Netflix by December 1

Thanksgiving marks not just the start of holiday festivities but also the countdown to saying goodbye to some favorite films on Netflix. As November comes to a close, the platform is set to remove over 35 titles by December 1. Among the notable departures are It Chapter Two, the chilling conclusion to Andy Muschietti’s horror saga, and The Little Things, a gripping murder mystery starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto.

With many enjoying downtime over Thanksgiving, now is the ideal moment to dive into these departing films. To help you choose, here are three standout picks to catch before they vanish:

1. A Violent Black Comedy: If sharp wit and dark humor are your thing, don’t miss this edgy gem.
2. A Submarine Thriller: Tension and suspense run deep in this underwater adventure.
3. An Exceptional Crime Drama: For those craving complex storytelling, this one’s a must-watch.

Don’t let these films slip away unnoticed—fire up Netflix, grab some leftovers, and enjoy the perfect movie marathon while you still can!

1. Pain & Gain (2013) ( 3 great movies leaving Netflix by December 1)

Michael Bay is synonymous with over-the-top explosions, relentless action, and the signature chaos known as “Bayhem.” But Pain & Gain? It’s a sharp pivot—a satirical black comedy that trades epic battles for a twisted true-crime tale.

Set in 1990s Miami, the story follows three gym-obsessed dreamers: Danny Lupo (Mark Wahlberg), Paul Doyle (Dwayne Johnson), and Adrian Doorbal (Anthony Mackie). Their plan? To kidnap and extort wealthy businessman Victor Kershaw (Tony Shalhoub), stealing his fortune and living the high life. Shockingly, the scheme initially works, and the trio revels in their newfound wealth. But here’s the catch: they botch the job of eliminating Kershaw, who miraculously survives their attempts on his life.

What follows is a chaotic spiral of dark humor, violence, and absurdity as these muscle-bound criminals try to clean up their mess. While most fans associate Bay with adrenaline-pumping action flicks, Pain & Gain offers a unique glimpse into his ability to mix satire with spectacle.

Not your typical Michael Bay movie, but definitely worth a watch for those seeking something offbeat in his explosive filmography.

2. Hunter Killer (2018) (3 great movies leaving Netflix by December 1 )

In his ongoing mission to conquer every action genre of the 1990s, Gerard Butler dives into the depths of submarine warfare with Hunter Killer. When the USS Tampa Bay mysteriously disappears in Russian waters, it’s up to Commander Joe Glass (Butler) aboard the USS Arkansas to investigate the chilling mystery. Meanwhile, a covert mission unfolds on land, with a team of Navy SEALS dispatched to secretly observe a Russian naval base.

As the story unravels, the Americans discover a covert Russian coup in the works, with the country’s defense minister plotting to overthrow the president. Now, the stakes are higher than ever, as the Navy races against time to rescue the Russian president and prevent a global catastrophe. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, the battle unfolds across both land and sea, ultimately threatening the onset of World War III.

Hunter Killer delivers the kind of intense, high-stakes action you’d expect from a 1990s thriller, complete with suspense, military tactics, and the looming threat of international conflict

3. Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) ( 3 great movies leaving Netflix by December 1 )

Glengarry Glen Ross is the film that drilled into audiences’ minds the unforgettable line: “Coffee is for closers.” Directed by James Foley and based on David Mamet’s award-winning play, this intense drama dives deep into the cutthroat world of New York City real estate. The story follows four salesmen — Shelley Levene (Jack Lemmon), Ricky Roma (Al Pacino), Dave Moss (Ed Harris), and George Aaronow (Alan Arkin) — all vying for the title of the company’s top closer.

The stakes are high: in just one week, only the top two salesmen will keep their jobs, while the others will be fired. Faced with this grim ultimatum, the group resorts to shady and often questionable tactics to secure the leads that could save their careers. What follows is a tense battle of wits and manipulation, where each man’s desperation reveals the lengths he’ll go to for success.

With Mamet’s sharp dialogue and powerhouse performances from the ensemble cast, Glengarry Glen Ross stands as one of the finest examples of a successful film adaptation of a stage play, delivering relentless tension and unforgettable moments.

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