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Rory Mellon

Netflix is about to lose a wild mystery thriller with Nicolas Cage hunting for his kidnapped pet pig — yes, this is a real movie

Nicolas Cage in Pig.

It’s a credit to the power of cinema that 2021’s “Pig” had me getting teary-eyed over a reclusive man and his love for his pet pig. But that’s exactly what this wild mystery thriller did. If you’ve yet to watch this ludicrous, but highly acclaimed, movie, then you really need to get to it, because after 12 months on the streaming service, it’s about to be removed from Netflix.

On Tuesday, May 26, this acclaimed (and award-winning) Nicolas Cage movie will be waving goodbye to the world’s biggest streamer. Sadly, the removal of old favorites is one downside of Netflix constantly adding new movies to its library. Still, there’s plenty of time left for you to get acquainted with Cage’s untamed forager and his prized pet sow.

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