Netflix’s Final Desserts

As the most recent Great British Baking Show serves up its final desserts, the show’s earliest season will leave the Netflix tent. Yes, those eager to binge all the soggy bottoms from the Brit hit’s maiden pastry voyages will have to do so before the end of December, according to the streaming service’s newly announced batch of departures for the year’s end. And now for something completely different, we move from the nicest show on television to several soul-chilling horror movies also taking their final bow on Netflix while you’re putting the bows on your presents – from the neon thriller The Guest to slow-burn chillers It Comes at Night and The Strangers, to the wholly Oscar-snubbed masterpiece Zodiac.

Because if you’re gonna watch anything Oscars-y this holiday season, Netflix is gonna make damn sure it’s one of ITS contenders, dangit! As for the rest of the Big Red Streaming Monolith’s departures in December, here’s the full list. Get to streaming them now while you still can.

Dec. 3 The Last O.G. seasons 1-2 Dec. 4 The Guest Dec. 7 Before I Fall Dec. 8 It Comes at Night Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas Dec. 13 Halt and Catch Fire seasons 1-4 Dec. 14 Fifty: The Series seasons 1-2 Saint Seiya seasons 1-6 Dec. 15 Lee Daniels’ The Butler Maps to the Stars The Theory of Everything Dec. 21 Jacob’s Ladder Private Practice seasons 1-6 Dec. 25 Captain Fantastic Dec. 30 Winchester Dec. 31 A Cinderella Story American Gangster Beethoven Beethoven’s 2nd Charlie’s Angels Cold Mountain Defiance The Devil Inside Do the Right Thing Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood Double Jeopardy Forensic Files seasons 1-9 Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood – Parts 1-5 Full Metal Alchemist season 1 Ghost Gladiator The Great British Baking Show: The Beginnings season 1 House Party House Party 2 House Party 3 Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life The Last Airbender Like Crazy Love Don’t Cost a Thing Love Jones The Lovely Bones The Machinist Magnolia Memoirs of a Geisha My Fair Lady Mystic Pizza Pan’s Labyrinth Puss in Boots Rumor Has It Serendipity Spy Kids Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over The Strangers Stuart Little Titanic Tommy Boy Underworld Underworld: Awakening Underworld: Rise of the Lycans What a Girl Wants What’s Eating Gilbert Grape Zodiac

What Netflix Series Did Hilary Duff And Chad Michael Murray End In December?

As the end of the year approaches, it’s time to find out what’s leaving Netflix in December, and it’s a doozy. Luckily, there’s plenty new on Netflix in December to ease the burn somewhat. We must once again say goodbye to Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray’s classic rom-com A Cinderella Story, but this one goes in and out of the platform frequently, so we’re sure it’ll be back some day.

Now that you know what you need to watch before the year comes to a close, here’s the full list of what’s leaving Netflix in December: Leaving December 3 The Last O.G. : Seasons 1-2 Leaving December 4 The Guest Leaving December 7 Before I Fall Leaving December 8 It Comes at Night Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas Leaving December 13 Halt and Catch Fire: Seasons 1-4 Fifty: The Series: Seasons 1-2 Saint Seiya: Seasons 1-6 Leaving December 15 Lee Daniels’ The Butler Maps to the Stars The Theory of Everything Leaving December 21 Jacob’s Ladder Private Practice: Seasons 1-6 Leaving December 25 Captain Fantastic Leaving December 30 Winchester Leaving December 31

What Is The Name Of The Movie That Will Be Leaving Netflix In December?

Netflix has a great list of new releases for December, many of which are holiday-themed. Sadly, as new releases come in, other movies and shows will be leaving. Below we will give you the list of everything leaving the streamer in December.

We also have the Best Christmas Movies on Netflix list, so you don’t miss any of the wonderful holiday cheer available to stream. Now for the list of what will be leaving Netflix in December; that way, you can get one last viewing of your favorites. Leaving Netflix December 2021 Each month Netflix sees a list of movies and shows that leave, and although it is disappointing to see, it does give you that nudge to watch those features one more time.

Be sure to take a look below at what will be leaving and when so you can plan ahead. Leaving 12/3/21 The Last O.G. : Seasons 1-2 Leaving 12/4/21 The Guest Leaving 12/7/21 Before I Fall Leaving 12/8/21 It Comes at Night Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas Leaving 12/13/21 Halt and Catch Fire: Seasons 1-4 Fifty: The Series: Seasons 1-2 Saint Seiya: Seasons 1-6 Leaving 12/15/21 Lee Daniels’ The Butler Maps to the Stars The Theory of Everything Leaving 12/21/21 Jacob’s Ladder Private Practice: Seasons 1-6 Leaving 12/25/21 Captain Fantastic Leaving 12/30/21 Winchester Leaving 12/31/21

What Netflix Horror Gem Is Starring Dan Stevens?

If you’re a Netflix subscriber, now’s the time to watch horror gem The Guest, starring Dan Stevens. We won’t shut up about it. What’s leaving Netflix in December: Mariah Carey, Underworld, and an uninvited Guest Netflix has run the last call bell for all the movies and TV shows about to leave the streaming platform come December.

The Guest, starring Beauty and the Beast’s Dan Stevens as a mysterious soldier claiming to be a friend of a family’s dead veteran brother, is one of those gems, and it’s making its way out on Dec. 4. Come for Stevens wearing nothing but a bath towel and stay for the intriguing, freaky story from You’re Next horror mavens Adam Wingard (director) and Simon Barrett (writer). Other gems include horror film It Comes at Night (leaving Dec. 8), the Oscar-winning film The Theory of Everything (leaving Dec. 15), and seasons 1-4 of AMC drama Halt and Catch Fire (leaving Dec. 13).

Those range from Mariah Carrey’s Merriest Christmas special (leaving Dec. 8), the Hilary Duff meme-making A Cinderella Story (leaving Dec. 31), Charlie’s Angels (leaving Dec. 31), and the Kate Beckinsale-fronted Underworld movies (also leaving Dec. 31). Here’s the full list of everything leaving Netflix in December. Leaving Netflix Mariah Carey from Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas, Kate Beckinsale in Underworld, and Dan Stevens in The Guest ‘Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas,’ the ‘Underworld’ movies, and ‘The Guest’ are among everything leaving Netflix in December 2021. | Credit: Alexx Henry Studios, LLC/Crown Media; Everett Collection; Ursula Coyote Leaving Dec. 3 The Last O.G. : Seasons 1-2 Leaving Dec. 4 The Guest Leaving Dec. 7 Before I Fall Leaving Dec. 8 It Comes at Night Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas Leaving Dec. 13 Halt and Catch Fire: Seasons 1-4 Fifty: The Series: Seasons 1-2 Saint Seiya: Seasons 1-6 Leaving Dec. 15 Lee Daniels’ The Butler Maps to the Stars The Theory of Everything Leaving Dec. 21 Jacob’s Ladder Private Practice: Seasons 1-6 Leaving Dec. 25 Captain Fantastic Leaving Dec. 30 Winchester Leaving Dec. 31 A Cinderella Story American Gangster Beethoven Beethoven’s 2nd Charlie’s Angels Cold Mountain Defiance The Devil Inside Do the Right Thing Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood Double Jeopardy Forensic Files: Collections 1-9 Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood: Parts 1-5 Fullmetal Alchemist: Season 1 Ghost Gladiator The Great British Baking Show: The Beginnings: Season 1 House Party House Party 2 House Party 3 Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life The Last Airbender Like Crazy Love Don’t Cost a Thing Love Jones The Lovely Bones The Machinist Magnolia Memoirs of a Geisha My Fair Lady Mystic Pizza Pan’s Labyrinth Puss in Boots Rumor Has It… Serendipity Spy Kids Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams Spy Kids 3: Game Over Stuart Little The Strangers Titanic Tommy Boy Underworld Underworld: Awakening Underworld: Rise of the Lycans What a Girl Wants What’s Eating Gilbert Grape Zodiac Sign up for Entertainment Weekly’s free daily newsletter to get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more.

Who Picked Up An Academy Award Nomination For His Work In 2016 Comedy-Drama?

‘Captain Fantastic’ (Dec. 25) Viggo Mortensen picked up an Academy Award nomination for best actor for his work in this 2016 comedy-drama — and it’s easy to see why. As Ben, the widowed father of six children living off the grid, he is treated to a full buffet of actor’s moments, running the gamut from kindness to rage to grief. The writer and director Matt Ross paints a nuanced picture of the life Ben builds for his family; you understand the appeal of their survivalist, anticapitalist life and why it would eventually prove incompatible with a normal teenage existence.

Stream it here. ‘American Gangster’ (Dec. 31) The director Ridley Scott teamed his brother Tony’s favorite leading man, Denzel Washington, with his own frequent collaborator Russell Crowe for this 2007 crime epic and watched the spark fly. Washington is electrifying as Frank Lucas, the real-life 1970s-era Harlem drug kingpin; Crowe balances Washington’s furious energy with reactive repose as the lawman who convinces Lucas to inform on his associates.

Stream it here. ‘House Party’ (Dec. 31) The hip-hop duo Kid ‘n’ Play star as high school buddies who want nothing more than to give a party and have some fun in this joyous blast of musical comedy from the filmmaking brothers Reginald and Warrington Hudlin. What could have been a throwaway jukebox movie instead plays as a vibrant, evocative slice of early-90s life, thanks to the Hudlins’ energetic filmmaking, the easy chemistry of their leads and a sturdy cast of comic supporting performers.

Stream it here. ‘Love Jones’ (Dec. 31) Some films offer up elaborate fantasy and escape.

What Is Netflix Making Room For In December?

NETFLIX is making room for more content this December so it’s getting rid of some TV shows and movies. This holiday season Netflix is removing certain films and TV shows to make room for new entertainment. 2 A few TV shows and movies are leaving Netflix in December 2021 What is leaving Netflix in December?

Here are the TV shows and movies along with the exact dates that they are leaving the streaming platform this December: December 1: The Last O.G. seasons 1-2 The Last O.G. seasons 1-2 December 4: The Guest The Guest December 7: Before I Fall Before I Fall December 8: It Comes at Night and Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas It Comes at Night and Mariah Carey’s Merriest Christmas December 13: Halt and Catch Fire: Seasons 1-4, Fifty: The Series: Seasons 1-2, and Saint Seiya: Seasons 1-6 Halt and Catch Fire: Seasons 1-4, Fifty: The Series: Seasons 1-2, and Saint Seiya: Seasons 1-6 December 15: Lee Daniels’ The Butler, Maps to the Stars, and The Theory of Everything Lee Daniels’ The Butler, Maps to the Stars, and The Theory of Everything December 21: Jacob’s Ladder, and Private Practice: Seasons 1-6 Jacob’s Ladder, and Private Practice: Seasons 1-6 December 25: Captain Fantastic Captain Fantastic December 30: Winchester Throughout the month of December Netflix seems to be removing titles little by little but on the very last day of the month they will be removing the following 48 titles. A Cinderella Story American Gangster Beethoven Beethoven’s 2nd Charlie’s Angels Cold Mountain Defiance The Devil Inside Do the Right Thing Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood Double Jeopardy Forensic Files: Collections 1-9 Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood: Parts 1-5 Fullmetal Alchemist: Season 1 Ghost Gladiator The Great British Baking Show: The Beginnings: Season 1 House Party House Party 2 House Party 3 Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life The Last Airbender Like Crazy Love Don’t Cost a Thing Love Jones The Lovely Bones The Machinist Magnolia Memoirs of a Geisha My Fair Lady Mystic Pizza Pan’s Labyrinth Puss in Boots Rumor Has It … Serendipity Spy Kids Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams Spy Kids 3: Game Over Stuart Little The Strangers Titanic Tommy Boy Underworld Underworld: Awakening Underworld: Rise of the Lycans What a Girls Wants What’s Eating Gilbert Grape Zodiac 2 Popular films like A Cinderella Story and Charlie’s Angels are just a few of the movies leaving Netflix this month If you’d like to stream the movie Titanic or rewatch the hit series Private Practice with Grey’s Anatomy’s Dr. Addison Montgomery be sure to do so before December is over.