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Hurry up and watch: Here’s what’s leaving Netflix in January

Millions of US Subscribers May Drop Netflix Next Year.Wall Street brokerage Needham and Company says the streamer may lose up to four million users.The firm explains that it will be due to the introduction of more competitors.Four Wall Street firms in the past couple months have cut ratings for Netflix.To better compete, analyst Laura Martin says Netflix needs to introduce a cheaper option for users.Netflix’s premium price tier of $9 to $16 per month is unsustainable, Needham analyst Laura Martin
By Kiersten Willis
Dec 20, 2019

Netflix regularly announces the hit TV shows and variety of films leaving the service each month. And once January rolls around, that won’t be any different.

Binge watchers should make haste to catch movies including the slasher drama “American Psycho” and the food documentary “Forks Over Knives.” They’ll also need to hurry if they want to catch shows like “Friends,” too.

Here’s what’s leaving Netflix in January.

» RELATED: Time to start bingeing: Netflix titles coming in January

Jan. 1

Friends: Seasons 1-10

Becoming Jane

Jan. 12 

The Fighter

Maron: Season 1-4

Jan. 15

Forks Over Knives

The Rezort

» RELATED: Movies coming to Netflix in December 

Jan. 17 

Short Term 12

Jan. 31 

Æon Flux

American Psycho

Good Luck Chuck

Grease

La Reina del Sur: Season 1

Panic Room

Revolutionary Road

Something’s Gotta Give

Spartacus: Blood and Sand

Spartacus: Gods of the Arena

Spartacus: Vengeance

Spartacus: War of the Damned

Zombieland

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Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist at the AJC.

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