Netflix will soon lose the French suspenser series La Mante which also translates to The Mantis (although Netflix does n’t use this title in any region). All 6 occurrences will depart Netflix encyclopedically on December 29th, 2021.
Firstly raising on TF1, the French miniseries ultimately plant its way onto Netflix on December 29th, 2017 in the maturity of Netflix regions around the globe. It comes from AB International Distribution and Septembre Production and followed a periodical killer who offered to help break a string of echo murders.
Six occurrences of La Mante were released in total with each being roughly 55 twinkles in runtime. The series was available on Netflix in its original French audio as well as dubs for German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. No English dub is available although English mottoes are available.
Around the time of release, iNews gave the series a thumbs up saying “ it’s a show that surely graces a watch” adding that the show is similar to the likes of Mindhunter, Hannibal, and The Wrongdoer.
The series also entered a thumbs-up from Stephen King who has a long history of making great Netflix recommendations.
Now, four times latterly, the series is set to depart Netflix in full in utmost regions including the US and UK on December 29th with a “ last day to watch” announcement showing for December 28th.
Why is La Mante leaving Netflix?
Still, it comes down to licensing, If you ’re wondering why La Mante is leaving Netflix. Despite being a Netflix Original, in this case that only means that Netflix bought the exclusive streaming rights for a fix period of time. In this case, that fixed period was for four times.
As we ’ve covered, lots of Netflix Originals have been removed from the service over the times but it’s worth noting that this process does feel to be speeding up.
Before this time, we saw The Frozen Dead, another French miniseries depart from Netflix.
We do recommend watching while you can as when titles leave Netflix they come incredibly hard to find to watch online fairly with utmost failing to find new streaming homes.
