What do Agent John Hartley, El Chapo and Player 456 have in common? They all live undercover lives and…oh wait, no…they all cracked the Top 10 on Netflix last week (8 Nov – 14 Nov).
TOP 10 LISTS: NOVEMBER 8 – 14
Red Notice has got its three golden eggs, and no, we’re not talking about Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds. The Rawson Marshall Thurber film was #1 on the global Top 10 Film (English) List with a staggering 148.72M hours viewed since it was released on Friday. The heist movie ranked #1 in over 90 countries, and now stands as the biggest Netflix Film opening weekend ever. Fans of The Rock also spent 6.76M hours watching Jumanji: The Next Level, which made it to #10 on the list.
Two new dramas broke into the Top 10 Film lists this week. Festival favorite Passing, directed by Rebecca Hall and based on the novel by Nella Larsen, is #8 with 7.49M hours viewed. And 7 Prisoners, the Brazilian film that won the Sorriso Diverso Venezia Award at the Venice Film Festival earlier this year, is at #2 non-English Film list with 9.69M hours viewed.
Audiences jumped in the saddle for the western The Harder They Fall with 33.06M hours viewed last week, which saw the film giddy-up to the #3 spot. Don’t miss out on the movie that made Shawn “JAY-Z” Carter join and leave Instagram in 24 hours.
And for the third week in a row, Army of Thieves has cracked the Top 10 Film (English) list with 20.56M hours viewed. The zombies from Army of the Dead also clawed their way back into the list at #7 with 7.62M hours viewed. In case you didn’t know, it’s a Snyderverse and we’re all just living in it.
Narcos: Mexico snagged the #1 spot on the Top 10 TV (English) list with 50.290M hours viewed. Meanwhile people were Love(ing) YOU with seasons one, two, and three in the Top 10 TV (English) list. From Madre Linda to Piltover, where Arcane had fans around the world geeking out. The series landed the #2 spot on the Top 10 TV (English) list and cracked the Top 10 in 83 countries.
Global sensation Squid Game is still on top of the non-English TV list with 42.79M hours viewed last week. People just can’t get enough of the K-Wave with three more Korean TV shows, The King’s Affection, Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha, and My Name all in the Top 10 TV (non-English) list.
Looking for your true crime fix before the upcoming season of Tiger King? Catch up with Yara (17.95M hours viewed), an Italian movie based on a true-crime story that rocked the country in late 2010, or documentary Lords of Scam (2.12M), where you’ll find out how four men robbed the French state of 2 billion euros.
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And….with the end of the year just around the corner, it’s officially the holiday movie season. Last week rom-com Love Hard, British comedy Father Christmas is Back and Dutch family film The Claus Family all landed in the Top 10 with 58.56M, 13.78M, and 4.44M hours viewed respectively.