Adam Driver has had an idiosyncratic career. He is simultaneously a beloved independent film actor who has also taken on controversial mainstream roles. Perhaps his most ire-inspiring role was playing Kylo Ren in the newer Star Wars movie, whose last installment, Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker, dismayed many fans. At the same time, however, Driver is a scene-stealer in movies like Inside Llewyn Davis and s Ha, which came out before his foray into a galaxy far, far away.

Driver's films have also gained notoriety in meme culture, and this year is no exception. The actor led the ensemble of Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis, a dystopian sci-fi fantasy romp that was met with divisive responses. While some critics appreciated his performance, lines from the film, especially his delivery of "go back to the club." Before Megalopolis, Driver's Marriage Story character was among his most-memed works outside of Star Wars, as edits featured his face in a key argument scene. Some of Driver's works have been disliked by critics as well, including a project that is leaving Netflix soon.

65 Is Leaving Netflix Soon

The Sci-Fi Film Came Out In 2023

65 is about to leave Netflix. The film is a sci-fi dinosaur adventure movie about an astronaut who crash lands on a mysterious planet, but soon discovers that he is not alone, as the planet is also home to a group of dinosaurs. The film is co-directed by Heretic directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who also wrote the movie. In addition to Driver, 65 features a leading cast including Ariana Greenblatt, Chloe Coleman, and Nika King. 65 was panned by critics, receiving a mere 36% on Rotten Tomatoes among the over 100 critics who watched the movie. Audiences were slightly kinder to 65, giving it a 64% score.

As per Netflix, 65 will soon be leaving its platform. The film will be taken off Netflix on January 7, leaving audiences less than a month to watch the sci-fi film. Right now, 65 is also available to rent via Prime Video, but does not have another streaming plan as of yet.

Why You Should Watch 65 Before It Leaves Netflix

It Is One Of Driver's Many Eclectic Roles

65 is far from a perfect film, but it is a fascinating exercise in how to create a mostly-solo monster survival film. As evidenced by their work in Heretic as well, Beck and Woods are skilled at creating intimate horror thrillers that rely on very few characters to tell their story. 65 takes this concept and adds a prehistoric spin on it, making for an interesting watch. It is also a good example of Driver's range and ability to take on wide-ranging roles, making it a worthwhile watch.

Source: Netflix