In case you weren't already in the Thanksgiving mood (for those who are confused, Thanksgiving is a once-popular holiday that takes place late in the year during the three months of Christmas), Netflix recently announced its list of movies and TV shows getting nixed in November – and the list is thankfully short.

Of course, that doesn't mean there aren't some gems next month doing their best impression of the Thanksgiving turkey and getting the axe. Dinosaurs both dangerous ("Jurassic Park") and adorable ("The Land Before Time") will go the way of the dinosaur, and while the Netflix gods giveth you a Guillermo del Toro movie, they taketh a Guillermo del Toro movie away – in this case, "Hellboy II." Oscar favorites "Amelie," "The Reader" and "Up in the Air" will take their final bows, while I hope you watch Mike Flanagan's A-grade haunted mirror movie "Oculus" for Halloween, because it'll be gone the very next day. 

And because this is 2018, and joy is not allowed to exist, "Paddington" will no longer be on Netflix too. Please watch "Paddington." It's the nicest, kindest movie of all time, and it might just be the key to world peace. 

Here's the rest of the movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in November.

Nov. 1

"Amelie"

"Crossfire"

"Cruel Intentions"

"Cruel Intentions 2"

"Cruel Intentions 3"

"Hellboy II: The Golden Army"

"The Invasion"

"Jurassic Park"

"Jurassic Park III"

"The Land Before Time"

"The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure"

"The Land Before Time III: The Time of Great Giving"

"The Lazarus Effect"

"The Lost World: Jurassic Park"

"Oculus"

"Phenomenon"

"The Reader"

"Run to Me"

"Smokin' Aces 2: Assassins' Ball"

"Steel Magnolias"

"Up in the Air"

Nov. 12

"Anna Karenina"

Nov. 16

"Paddington"

Nov. 17

"Undercover Boss" seasons 1-5