Flickchart Daily: Movies Leaving Netflix this Week and The Artist VS The King’s Speech

Flickchart Matchup of the Day

The Artist VS The King’s Speech

So, The Artist won the ‘Best Picture’ award at this year’s Oscars, but how does it compare to last year’s winner? Side Note – American filmmakers: step up your game!

Expiring from Netflix Instant This Week

Expiring From Netflix on February 28th:

• Bedazzled (1967) – Raquel Welch
• The Robe (1953) – Richard Burton
• The Snake Pit (1948) – Olivia De Havilland
• The Lady Eve (1941) – Preston Sturges (dir.) *A MUST WATCH*
• Price of Persia (2010) – Jake Gyllenhaal

Expiring From Netflix on February 29th:

• Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) – Hayao Miyazaki (dir.)
• After.Life (2009) – Liam Neeson
• Tales from Earthsea (2006) – Timothy Dalton
• Trucker (2008) – Michelle Monaghan *A MUST WATCH*
• JFK (1991) – Oliver Stone (dir.)
• Batman Forever (1995) – Val Kilmer
• Party Down (2010) – Superb TV comedy with Adam Scott
• The rest of the movies/TV Shows from STARZ

Expiring From Netflix on March 1st:

• The Enforcer (1976) – Clint Eastwood
• Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) – Woody Allen (dir.)
• The Italian Job (1969) – Michael Caine
• High Noon (1952) – Gary Cooper *A MUST WATCH*
• Return to Me (2000) – David Duchovny
• All the Pretty Horses (2000) – Matt Damon
• The Dead Pool (1988) – Clint Eastwood
• Black Snake Moan (2007) – Samuel L. Jackson
• Panic Room (2002) – Jodie Foster
• The Machinist (2004) – Christian Bale
• The Odd Couple (1968) – Jack Lemmon *A MUST WATCH*
• Encounters at the End of the World (2007) – Werner Herzog (dir.)

Weekend Box Office

Movie	Weekend $	Total $	Add to Flickchart
Act of Valor	$24.7 Mil	$25 Mil
Tyler Perry’s Good Deeds*	$16.0 Mil	$16 Mil
Journey 2	$13.5 Mil	$77 Mil
Safe House	$11.4 Mil	$98 Mil
The Vow	$10 Mil	$103 Mil

*Has a movie title ever been used to so selfishly (and awesomely I may add) game Google’s auto-suggest function for the Director? If you ever start out a search with his name, you’re always going to be told to look into all the “good deeds” he’s done.