Netflix is not just about original creations and series. Classic or more recent, these ten films will be released from the platform’s catalog at the end of the month. If you’ve never seen them, don’t panic, you still have a chance to discover them.
Published on June 7, 2024 at 4:58 p.m.
NOTetflix offers no less than five thousand six hundred contents, all categories combined. Every month, new titles arrive but, inevitably, others leave the platform. In this cinematic jungle that comes and goes, Telerama every month selects the right films to see or rewatch urgently on your sofa.
“Terminator 3, Rise of the Machines”, by Jonathan Mostow
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Like: I’ll come back…again. Terminator / Schwarzy returns to service, still on the side of the good guys. He protects young Connor from the very beautiful and very technological TX. Lots of new high-tech toys and the ex-“Governator” who pleasantly plays the second degree.
►1h50. Available until June 30 on Netflix.
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“Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines”: a third part with a fine balance between remake and parody
“A perfect plan”, by Pascal Chaumeil
Quad – TF1 Films – Scope Pictures – Les Productions du Ch’Timi – Chaocorp
Genre: when Kruger’s heart goes Boon! Before marrying the one she loves, a whimsical young dentist wants to divorce another man, and therefore get married on the sly… Exaggeration and artifice are effective fuels in this comedy which blows hot and cold on feelings.
►1h45. Available on Netflix until June 30.
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“A Perfect Plan”: a comedy where love is double-edged
“Ready Player One”, by Steven Spielberg
Photo Jaap Buitendijk/Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc./Village Roadshow (BVI) Limited/RatPac
Like: There’s level! In 2045, humans counter the ambient gloom by immersing themselves in a giant video game. Spielberg is at the helm and has a blast in this euphoric blockbuster, full of pop culture references. “ Play it again, Steven! “.
►2h20. Available on Netflix until June 30.
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“Ready Player One”: Proust’s Madeleine by Spielberg
“Matrix”, by the Wachowski sisters
Silver Pictures
Gender: Red pill or blue pill? In the near future, a hacker declares war on a new kind of dictatorship, the Matrix. THE film that redistributed the cards of action cinema, a medley of manga, video games and kung fu. Not sure that the series will stand up to the passage of time.
►2h15. Available on Netflix until June 30.
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“Matrix”: first opus of the famous cyberpunk saga
“Gone Girl”, by David Fincher
20th Century Fox – New Regency Pictures – Pacific Standard
Genre: A woman disappears. On her fifth wedding anniversary, a woman disappears. What happened ? Autopsy of a couple, deep thriller, virtuoso trompe-l’oeil: undoubtedly one of David Fincher’s best films.
►2h30. Available on Netflix until June 30.
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“Gone Girl”: David Fincher’s virtuoso and perfectly oiled thriller
“D-Day”, by Reem Kherici
Photo JM. Bazin/Mandarin Cinema – Gaumont
Genre: Wedding funeral. Reem Kherici is inspired by Judd Apatow, with an accomplice casting. Special mention to Julia Piaton as the French Cameron Diaz, and to Nicolas Duvauchelle who reveals all his comic charm.
►1h35. Available on Netflix until June 30.
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“Jour D”: a funny and trashy sentimental comedy
“All on stage”, by Garth Jennings and Christophe Lourdelet
Universal Studios
Genre: Stage performers. A little koala organizes a singing competition to save his theater in distress. And we believe it! With an energetic line, this animated film brings into existence endearing characters, who love to sing. Humor, generosity… Enough to make a hit.
►1h50. Available on Netflix until June 30.
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“All on stage”: an animalistic “The Voice” without a false note
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