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Netflix is known for its churn, which is basically the constant cycle of titles being removed from the streaming service’s library and replaced with new additions throughout the month. It’s pretty easy to miss what’s leaving given there’s no dedicated section for departing titles, but as someone who regularly keeps up with the churn, I’m always tracking what’s on its way out. That’s why I was shocked to see the movie “Fall” leaving Netflix this month.“Fall” is an intense survival thriller that very much plays on people’s fear of heights. It’s not a particularly huge fear of mine, but after seeing this film for the first time, I definitely experienced some vertigo. What surprised me about it leaving Netflix, though, is that its sequel, “Fall 2: Deadpoint,” is arriving in theaters at the beginning of September. So, if you’re looking to check it out for the first time or need a refresher ahead of the sequel, now is quite literally the perfect time to stream “Fall” on Netflix.You have until August 17 to watch “Fall,” meaning you have less than a week to add this survival thriller to your watchlist. But if you need more convincing before diving into this nerve-shredding movie, here’s everything you need to know.What is ‘Fall’ about?
