Netflix boasts that its content keeps improving, but those living in the US may feel otherwise.
More than 50 percent of the shows and movies once online have been removed from the US streaming platform, leaving just 31 of the 250 top-rated titles on IMDB.
And Netflix has come under fire for its shrinking library, as numbers show available material is down 12 percent from 2014.
Even though Netflix has slashed the number of top flicks, it has kept some classics including Jaws, The Princes Bride and Reservoir Dogs – but the rest do not seem to pique users' interest as many are unknown titles, reports Streaming Observer.
A big chunk of Netflix's budget in its early beginnings went towards buying older movies and shows, but the firm lost a few streaming deals that wiped out thousands of titles.
One deal with Starz ended in 2012 that took 2,000 movies from the platform and just last year, Epix discontinued its agreement with the platform.
In 2013, Netflix released two original series, House of Cards and Orange is the New Black, both of which were hits among users.
31 TITLES ON NETFLIX FROM IMDB'S TOP 250 MOVIES
1. Pulp Fiction | 17. Amadeus |
2. Forrest Gump | 18. The Hunt |
3. The Usual Suspects | 19. Good Will Hunting |
4. Saving Private Ryan | 20. V for Vendetta |
5. Back to the Future | 21. Trainspotting |
6. Gladiator | 22. No Country for Old Men |
7. Sunset Boulevard | 23. Into the Wild |
8. Cinema Paradiso | 24. There Will Be Blood |
9. Django Unchained | 25. Spotlight |
10. The Shining | 26. The Princess Bride |
11. American Beauty | 27. Zootopia |
12. Reservoir Dogs | 28.The Truman Show |
13. Braveheart | 29. Jaws |
14. Amélie | 30. Ip Man |
15. To Kill a Mockingbird | 31. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl |
16 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind |
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