3 movies leaving Netflix with over 85% on Rotten Tomatoes that you won’t want to miss

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While there’s a constant swathe of new Netflix movies every month, it also means we have to say goodbye to some much-loved titles leaving one of the best streaming services, including a Christopher Nolan classic and a critically acclaimed horror.

Out of everything leaving Netflix in February 2025, I’ve picked out three of the best Netflix movies with over 85% on Rotten Tomatoes from the critics in case you’re wanting to catch a flick before it goes elsewhere.

Pearl

Pearl | Official Trailer HD | A24 – YouTube


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  • RT score: 93%
  • Age rating: R
  • Length: 102 minutes
  • Director: Ti West
  • Leaving on: February 15

The second installment to Ti West’s iconic X movie trilogy follows Pearl (Mia Goth), a young Texas girl who yearns for stardom while trapped on an isolated farm. However, Pearl’s longing for fame soon turns into a deadly obsession. An extraordinary, gruesome horror that’s powered by Goth’s memorable performance.

Stand by Me

Stand by Me (1986) Trailer #1 | Movieclilps Classic Trailers – YouTube
Stand by Me (1986) Trailer #1 | Movieclilps Classic Trailers - YouTube


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  • RT score: 92%
  • Age rating: R
  • Length: 90 minutes
  • Director: Rob Reiner
  • Leaving on: February 28

Based on Stephen King’s 1982 novella The Body, Stand by Me tells the story of four boys, Gordie, Chris, Teddy and Vern, who embark on a life-changing journey to find the dead body of a local teenager. Stand by Me is hailed as a nostalgic coming-of-age drama that captures the hardships of growing up.

Inception

Inception (2010) Official Trailer #1 – Christopher Nolan Movie HD – YouTube
Inception (2010) Official Trailer #1 - Christopher Nolan Movie HD - YouTube


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  • RT score: 87%
  • Age rating: PG-13
  • Length: 148 minutes
  • Director: Christopher Nolan
  • Leaving on: February 28

Ranked as TechRadar’s second best Christopher Nolan movie, Inception centers on Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), a troubled thief who steals secrets from people’s dreams. Accused for his alleged role in his wife’s murder, Cobb’s only chance of redemption is to lead a dangerous mission to plant an idea into a target’s subconscious. As TechRadar’s Matt Bolton writes: “It’s all a glorious excuse for some incredible scenes, such as a fight in a rotating hallway, or Paris being folded in on itself and manipulated.”

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