Here Are All the Movies & TV Shows Leaving Netflix This Week, Including ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’
Netflix subscribers have a short window to watch several high-profile titles before they depart the streaming service this week. The platform regularly rotates its library due to licensing agreements and expiring contracts. This week sees the removal of a blockbuster film reboot and three long-running television series beloved by fans. Viewers looking to complete a binge-watch or catch a movie night should prioritize these selections immediately.
‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ (2014)
This action-packed reboot brings the four genetically mutated reptilian brothers to the big screen with a gritty visual style. Megan Fox stars as reporter April O’Neil who discovers the vigilantes fighting to save New York City from the Foot Clan. The turtles must confront their nemesis Shredder and his evil plan to release a deadly toxin. Fans of the franchise have until Wednesday, December 17 to watch the heroes in a half shell battle for justice.
‘Supernatural’ (2005)
Two brothers travel across America in a black 1967 Chevy Impala to hunt demons and ghosts. Sam and Dean Winchester follow in their father’s footsteps to protect innocent people from supernatural threats lurking in the shadows. The series spans fifteen seasons of emotional storytelling and monster-of-the-week procedural drama. This massive cult hit departs the streaming giant on Thursday, December 18.
‘Arrow’ (2012)
Billionaire playboy Oliver Queen returns to Starling City after being stranded on a hostile island for five years. He adopts a secret persona to fight crime and corruption using his skills with a bow and arrow. This series launched an expansive television universe of DC Comics characters that dominated the network for a decade. Viewers must finish their watch of this gritty superhero drama before it leaves on Thursday, December 18.
‘The 100’ (2014)
A nuclear apocalypse renders Earth uninhabitable and forces the last survivors of humanity to live on a space station. The council sends one hundred juvenile delinquents down to the planet’s surface to see if the ground is survivable. These young exiles struggle to forge a new society while facing internal conflict and dangerous grounders. The sci-fi drama is scheduled to exit the platform on Thursday, December 18.
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