Movie News: Netflix Biggest Hit Movies and Shows, Ranked

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Netflix's most watched films, ranked
The following are Netflix's most watched movies, based on Netflix's own reporting of total hours viewed in the first 28 days of each titles' release. Any changes are in bold text.


  1. Red Notice, an action movie starring Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds -- 364 million hours.
  2. Don't Look Up, a dark comedy with a star-packed cast -- 359.8 million hours.
  3. Bird Box, a post-apocalyptic movie starring Sandra Bullock -- 282 million hours.
  4. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, a whodunit sequel -- 279.7 million hours.
  5. The Gray Man, a CIA action thriller -- 253.9 million hours.
  6. The Adam Project, a sci-fi adventure comedy -- 233.2 million hours.
  7. Extraction, an action movie starring Chris Hemsworth -- 231.3 million hours.
  8. Purple Hearts, a romantic drama about a musician marrying a Marine -- 228.7 million hours.
  9. The Unforgivable, a drama about a woman rebuilding her life after prison -- 214.7 million hours.
  10. The Irishman, a period Mafia epic directed by Martin Scorsese -- 214.6 million hours.
Former top-ranking movies that have been bumped out of Netflix's official all-time charts:

  • The Kissing Booth 2, a teen rom-com sequel -- 209.3 million hours.
  • 6 Underground, a Michael Bay explosion-fest starring Ryan Reynolds -- 205.5 million hours.
  • Spenser Confidential, an action-comedy starring Mark Wahlberg -- 197.3 million hours.
  • Enola Holmes, a period detective film -- 189.9 million hours.
  • Army of the Dead, a heist set in a zombie apocalypse -- 187 million hours.
  • The Old Guard, an action-thriller starring Charlize Theron -- 186 million hours.
  • Murder Mystery, a comedy starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston -- 170 million hours.
 
Netflix's most watched TV shows, ranked

The following are Netflix's most watched series, based on Netflix's own reporting of total hours viewed in the first 28 days of each titles' release. Again, if a new season releases its episodes in two volumes on different dates, Netflix counts the watch time of the first volume's episodes for their first 28 days, then it counts the watch time of the second volume's episodes for their first 28 days.

Any changes in the rankings from the previous week are in bold text.

  1. Squid Game (season 1), a Korean survival thriller -- 1.65 billion hours.
  2. Stranger Things (season 4), a retro sci-fi series -- 1.35 billion hours.
  3. Wednesday, a coming-of-age supernatural dark comedy -- 1.24 billion hours
  4. Dahmer, a true-crime serial killer series -- 856.2 million hours.
  5. Money Heist (part 5), a Spanish-language thriller -- 792.2 million hours.
  6. Bridgerton (season 2), a period romance -- 656.3 million hours.
  7. Bridgerton (season 1) -- 625.5 million hours.
  8. Money Heist (part 4) -- 619 million hours.
  9. Stranger Things (season 3), a retro sci-fi series -- 582.1 million hours.
  10. Lucifer (season 5), a fantasy police procedural -- 569.5 million hours.
  11. All of Us Are Dead, a Korean zombie thriller taking place in a high school -- 560.8 million hours.
  12. The Witcher (season 1), a fantasy show -- 541 million hours.
  13. Inventing Anna, a true-crime limited series about a fake socialite -- 511.9 million hours
  14. 13 Reasons Why (season 2), a controversial teen drama -- 496.1 million hours.
Former top-ranking shows that have been bumped out of Netflix's official all-time charts:

  • Ozark (season 4), a crime drama series -- 491.1 million hours.
  • The Witcher (season 2) -- 484.3 million hours.
  • 13 Reasons Why (season 1) -- 475.6 million hours
  • Maid, a limited series about a young mother fleeing abuse -- 469.1 million hours.
  • You (season 3), a psychological thriller -- 467.8 million hours.
  • You (season 2) -- 457.4 million hours.
  • Stranger Things (season 2) -- 427.4 million hours.
  • Money Heist (part 3) -- 426.4 million hours.
  • Sex Education (season 3), a British teen dramedy -- 419 million hours.
  • Ginny & Georgia (season 1), a dramedy about a young mom and kids -- 381 million hours.
  • Extraordinary Attorney Woo (season 1), a South Korean legal drama -- 402.5 million hours.
  • Café con Aroma de Mujer (season 1), a Colombian telenovela -- 326.9 million hours.
  • Lupin (part 1), a French heist show -- 316.8 million hours.
  • Elite (season 3), a Spanish teen drama -- 275.3 million hours.
  • Who Killed Sara? (season 1), a Mexican mystery thriller -- 266.4 million hours.
  • Elite (season 4) -- 257.1 million hours.
  • The Queen of Flow (season 2), a musical Colombian telenovela -- 230.3 million hours.
  • Lupin (part 2) -- 214.1 million hours.
  • Dark Desire (season 1), a Mexican dramatic thriller -- 213 million hours.
 
Nice ...Lucifer in the top 10 .... thats my ish ...

:yes:



i fuck with this tho ...

whats taking season 2 so long ....?


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