NETFLIX subscribers have only four days left until a ‘surprisingly disturbing’ hit thriller that fans dubbed "one of the best movies of the decade” is removed from the streaming platform.
The award-winning film starring Jake Gyllenhaal still has fans holding their breath with its mounting tension and dramatic scenes.
Netflix’s Nightcrawler follows Lou Bloom, a petty thief played by BAFTA-award winner Jake, as he becomes a photojournalist selling footage of sensational violence in his city to the local Los Angeles news station.
The film, which is set to leave the streaming platform on March 29, sees Lou embarking on his new role after witnessing a cameraman played by Bill Paxton racing to be first on the scene of a horrific car accident on the highway.
Lou is amazed to learn that Bill makes a career as a 'stringer'—someone who films accidents and crimes on tape to sell to local news.
The former petty crook then takes it upon himself to open his own agency, Video Production News, which consist of just him with a police scanner and camera he got from the thrift shop.
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After struggling to be the first on the scene, Lou takes time to learn the police codes and finds an employee, played by Riz Ahmed, to assist him on his excursions.
As Lou makes his mark in the industry, he reaches desperate and dangerous lengths to keep making money.
Nightcrawler is a remarkable film that boasts a massive 95% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 7.8 out of 10 on IMDb.
Fans of the edge-of-your-seat thriller have taken to X( formerly Twitter) and praised the film.
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One user wrote: “Great but underrated movie.”
“It is darkly comedic, surprisingly disturbing and is brilliantly acted,” added another.
A third penned: “Nightcrawler is often considered to be one of the best movies of the previous decade.”
Speaking about James’ performance in Nightcrawler, another fan remarked: “It's ridiculous that he was not nominated for an Oscar for this.”
Most recently, Netflix confirmed that they have axed big-budget talent show Dance Monsters after just one series.
The streamer's talent competition was one of the most ambitious yet, using the power of visual effects.
Nightcrawler is available to watch on Netflix until March 29.