Netflix viewers are threatening to call the police after discovering that a popular movie from the 2000s will be removed from the streaming platform soon.

January 1st 2025.

Netflix viewers are threatening to call the police after discovering that a popular movie from the 2000s will be removed from the streaming platform soon.
It's a sad day for film fans as one of the most beloved movies from the 00s is getting ready to bid farewell to Netflix. Mamma Mia, released in 2008, was an instant hit and featured an all-star cast including Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, and Amanda Seyfried, among others. The story followed Sophie, a bride-to-be who invites three of her mother's past lovers to her wedding in Greece in the hopes of finding out who her father is. The movie's success led to a highly anticipated sequel in 2018 and fans have been eagerly awaiting news of a possible third installment.

But the news that Mamma Mia is leaving Netflix in just a few days has left many fans devastated. The streaming platform has even added a "leaving soon" sticker on the movie's poster, with the last day to watch being January 6. Movie lovers took to social media to express their disappointment and frustration over the sudden departure of this beloved flick.

The musical, directed by Phyllida Lloyd, was a massive success at the box office, grossing over $611 million worldwide. Its sequel, directed by Ol Parker, was also well-received and featured new additions to the cast such as Cher and Lily James. Producer Judy Craymer has previously teased that a third movie is in the works, but details about when it will happen have been scarce. Fans are still hoping for another trip to Greece and are eagerly waiting for any updates on the possible trilogy.

Last year, Christine Baranski, who played Tanya in the first two movies, revealed that Judy had shared the plot for the third movie with her, but she couldn't give away too much. She also expressed her confidence in Judy's ability to make things happen and bring the cast back together. The actress also shared her thoughts on the charm of Mamma Mia, saying it's the kind of movie that makes people happy, even if it may be a little campy.

Mamma Mia may be leaving Netflix, but its legacy will continue to live on. Fans can still stream it on the platform for a few more days and relive the joy and excitement it brings. And who knows, with the determination of producer Judy Craymer, we may just get a third movie in the near future. Keep your fingers crossed!

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