Several popular movies and shows will soon be removed from streaming services, between October 27th and November 2nd. These include comedy specials, independent romance films, thought-provoking science fiction, and a documentary about a famous hotel. Here’s a quick guide to each title—including details about the creators, cast, and storyline—and when it will no longer be available on its current platform.
‘Ralph Barbosa: Cowabunga’ (2023)
Ralph Barbosa’s stand-up special features the Texas comedian sharing relatable stories about life, family, and dating. Known for his quick wit and observational humor, Barbosa gained popularity performing in comedy clubs and on TV. The special is filmed simply, letting his comedic timing and connection with the audience shine through. It’s a full hour of uninterrupted live performance, but it will be removed from Netflix on Friday, October 31st.
‘Life Upside Down’ (2023)
Cecilia Miniucchi’s dramedy, ‘Life Upside Down,’ centers on Jonathan (Bob Odenkirk), a Los Angeles art gallery owner, his wife (Radha Mitchell), and a friend/collector (Danny Huston). Their lives become complicated by both romantic and professional issues that unfold during a city lockdown. Uniquely filmed remotely in 2020, the movie uses video calls and empty locations to tell the story of their intertwined relationships. Editor Anne Goursaud focuses on themes of missed opportunities and hidden truths, with support from Rosie Fellner and others within the art community. ‘Life Upside Down’ will no longer be available on Hulu after Monday, October 27th.
‘Crimes of the Future’ (2022)
David Cronenberg’s latest film, ‘Crimes of the Future,’ is a futuristic thriller about a performance artist named Saul Tenser (Viggo Mortensen) who stages surgeries as art. His partner, Caprice (Léa Seydoux), joins him while a government agent, Timlin (Kristen Stewart), investigates a strange new wave of human biological changes. The film, known for its precise and clinical style, features music by Howard Shore and striking visuals. Scott Speedman also stars, adding layers of intrigue with themes of corporate influence and underground groups connected to a mysterious digestive development. ‘Crimes of the Future’ will no longer be available on Hulu after October 30th.
‘Dreaming Walls’ (2022)
‘Dreaming Walls: Inside the Chelsea Hotel’ is a documentary that offers a personal look at the famous Chelsea Hotel in New York City while it underwent renovations. Filmed by Amélie van Elmbt and Maya Duverdier, the film focuses on the artists and residents who continued to live there during the changes. It blends historical footage with current interviews, and features the involvement of renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese as an executive producer. The documentary will no longer be available on Hulu after November 2nd.
What are you planning to watch before these shows or movies leave the streaming service? Share your choices and opinions in the comments below!
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