Disney+ is currently one hell of a streaming service and fans are flocking over to it thanks to shows like The Mandalorian, even if certain parts of the service are kinda faulty. More content is on the way but that also means that some movies and shows that were on other services will be removed. Unsurprisingly, both Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Thor: Ragnarok will be leaving Netflix next month so that they can join the Disney+ service.
ComicBook.com confirmed that The Last Jedi would be leaving on Christmas Day on December 25 while Thor: Ragnarok will be leaving a bit earlier, on December 4. Fans who have Netflix and enjoy these movies should check them out again while they can. At the least, fans have a few more days to enjoy these fun little movies.
And if you have Disney+? Well, that's even better since you will be getting these movies during the holidays.
The Last Jedi is a controversial movie to fans, though it was received well by critics. Fans didn't like some of the changes made to characters like Luke Skywalker but it did make for a fairly engaging narrative.
On the flipside, Thor: Ragnarok is often considered to be the best of the trilogy, with people loving its humor and action. This is why Taika Waititi will be returning for Thor: Love and Thunder.
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