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Star Trek (movies) leaving Netflix in July

khan5000khan5000 Member Posts: 3,008 Arc User
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Watch 'em while you can
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/06/21/heres-whats-leaving-netflix-in-july-2016

Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982)
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Star Trek: Generations (1994)
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  • gradiigradii Member Posts: 2,824 Arc User
    edited June 2016
    Why? that's seriously dumb. I mean, about the news in the OP.
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  • evilmark444evilmark444 Member Posts: 6,951 Arc User
    gradii wrote: »
    Why? that's seriously dumb. I mean, about the news in the OP.

    They probably want to capitalize on increased interest generated by Beyond by making people rent or buy all previous movies if they want to watch them.
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  • daveynydaveyny Member Posts: 8,227 Arc User
    That's why I have all of them on Blu-ray and in my cloud.
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  • nikeixnikeix Member Posts: 3,972 Arc User
    ((holds head)) Really? You guys don't see the OBVIOUS necessary step removing them from Netflix so they can be available exclusively through their own company streaming service and positioned to support their new Star Trek show tentpole?
  • sarreoussarreous Member Posts: 336 Arc User
    Netflix regularly adds and removes shows and movies. They don't have everything available at all times.
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  • thekodanarmada#7342 thekodanarmada
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    sarreous wrote: »
    Netflix regularly adds and removes shows and movies. They don't have everything available at all times.

    They'll soon be back, and in greater numbers.
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  • rekurzionrekurzion Member Posts: 697 Arc User
    thekodanarmada#7342 wrote: »
    sarreous wrote: »
    Netflix regularly adds and removes shows and movies. They don't have everything available at all times.

    They'll soon be back, and in greater numbers.

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  • grandnaguszek1grandnaguszek1 Member Posts: 2,188 Arc User
    Netflix, kindly removing content since...whenever. It seems that whenever I want to watch something on there they don't have it.
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  • iconiansiconians Member Posts: 6,987 Arc User
    Yeah, Netflix regularly cycles movies out of their library. This can be a result of multiple things, such as license agreements expiring -- or options not to renew (for instance if somebody wants more money), or non-compete agreements and the like (example: Amazon Prime gets exclusive rights to a certain movie/set of movies for X amount of time).

    Or this could be because CBS is letting their contracts with Netflix expire so they can put all the Star Trek stuffs into their own streaming service exclusively.​​
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  • thekodanarmada#7342 thekodanarmada
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    iconians wrote: »
    Yeah, Netflix regularly cycles movies out of their library. This can be a result of multiple things, such as license agreements expiring -- or options not to renew (for instance if somebody wants more money), or non-compete agreements and the like (example: Amazon Prime gets exclusive rights to a certain movie/set of movies for X amount of time).

    Or this could be because CBS is letting their contracts with Netflix expire so they can put all the Star Trek stuffs into their own streaming service exclusively.​​

    Could mean Netflix was an Axanar fan and is quitting Trek.
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  • legendarylycan#5411 legendarylycan
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    if that were true, they'd be removing ALL of their trek offerings instead of just the first 7 films​​
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  • nikeixnikeix Member Posts: 3,972 Arc User
    If Netflix was an Axanar fan that movie would have had a real license with CBS about 30 minutes later and would be coming out as a 10 episode miniseries in the fall to absolutely rave reviews by all sides.
  • iconiansiconians Member Posts: 6,987 Arc User
    shadowfang240 wrote: »
    if that were true, they'd be removing ALL of their trek offerings instead of just the first 7 films

    There's a difference between removing and allowing contracts to expire. The films and TV shows may have different expiration dates. It could be that the other stuff just hasn't expired yet. They can't remove something before it expires, otherwise they'd be in breach of contract and whatnot.
    thekodanarmada#7342 wrote: »
    iconians wrote: »
    Yeah, Netflix regularly cycles movies out of their library. This can be a result of multiple things, such as license agreements expiring -- or options not to renew (for instance if somebody wants more money), or non-compete agreements and the like (example: Amazon Prime gets exclusive rights to a certain movie/set of movies for X amount of time).

    Or this could be because CBS is letting their contracts with Netflix expire so they can put all the Star Trek stuffs into their own streaming service exclusively.

    Could mean Netflix was an Axanar fan and is quitting Trek.

    Thanks, Alec Peters.​​
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