April is upon us, and this is going to be something of a strange month for Netflix. It’s not unusual for Netflix to lose a bunch of movies in a given month, as various streaming contracts renew and expire. What is unusual, however, is seeing Netflix lose titles at the start of the month, rather than at the end.
April is one of those rare months and it will begin with dozens of movies leaving Netflix, including a massive fan-favorite from Christopher Nolan.Right now, only one movie from the legendary director is available to stream on Netflix, and that is 2014’s Interstellar. The sci-fi epic starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway can be considered Nolan’s most divisive, but there are a ton of fans out there who would argue that it’s the filmmaker’s best.
Unfortunately, Interstellar won’t be available on Netflix for much longer.Tuesday, April 1st marks the departure of several popular films from Netflix’s lineup, and Christopher Nolan’s modern sci-fi classic is among them. Interstellar is set to leave Netflix on Tuesday, meaning that fans have less than 24 hours to watch it before it leaves.
The movie is also available to stream on Paramount+, where it appears to be staying beyond April 1st.[RELATED: Everything Coming to Netflix & Other Services in April]Leaving Netflix in AprilThe first day of April has the biggest number of titles leaving Netflix, but it’s far from the only day with serious departures. And Interstellar is just one of several big hits.
