Netflix’s Viewership Soars with “Carry-On” and Holiday Festivities

Last week, Netflix saw incredible viewership, led by the thrilling film “Carry-On,” which achieved the highest views and topped charts in various countries. The long-awaited wedding in “Virgin River” also attracted viewers, alongside successful titles like “Black Doves” and historical dramas. Additionally, holiday spirit resonated through festive films and comedies, making for a captivating week on the platform.

Last week on Netflix was all about edge-of-your-seat excitement as viewers flocked to the top film, “Carry-On,” an airport thriller featuring Taron Egerton and Jason Bateman, which soared to the No. 1 spot with 55 million views. In just nine days, it achieved a remarkable 97 million views globally, securing a spot in the Top 10 across 93 countries.

While many prepared for holiday travels, Netflix audiences also celebrated the long-anticipated wedding of Mel and Jack in “Virgin River,” which premiered on the English TV List with 8.1 million views. Maintaining suspense, the Christmas spy drama “Black Doves” took second place with 6.7 million views, followed closely by “The Madness,” featuring Colman Domingo, which landed in fourth place with 3.1 million views.

Dramatic storytelling continued with global hits, as “La Palma” held the top spot on the Non-English TV List for the second consecutive week, amassing 24.7 million views. Historical dramas captured viewers’ attention as “The Six Triple Eight” premiered at No. 2 among English Films, garnering 14.3 million views and receiving acknowledgment from the Empire State Building.

Italy’s “The Children’s Train” ranked second in Non-English Films with 3.3 million views, while Germany’s “The Empress” Season 2 cracked the Non-English TV top 10. Belgium’s “Ferry 2” shone as the No. 1 Non-English Film, attracting 6.4 million views, while Liz Feldman’s “No Good Deed” secured the third position in English TV with 5.6 million views.

Interest in international drama persisted with notable performances from Korea’s “When the Phone Rings” at No. 2 and Spain’s “1992” at No. 3 on the Non-English TV chart. “Squid Game” fans revisited Season 1 eagerly in preparation for the highly anticipated Season 2. The holiday season brought joy with films like “That Christmas” and “Our Little Secret,” which landed in English Films’ top six.

Comedy made waves as viewers enjoyed stand-up specials like “Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was…” and “Ronny Chieng: Love to Hate It.” The Non-English TV realm showcased heartfelt episodes from Mexico’s “The Manny” and India’s “Mismatched”. Fans also eagerly awaited the third season of “The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On” while gathering for NFL Christmas Gameday featured in “Aaron Rodgers: Enigma.”

The Netflix landscape last week was vibrant with a mix of thrilling narratives, holiday cheer, and heartwarming tales. Viewers were clearly drawn to films and series that not only entertained but also resonated with the festive spirit. The competition among titles was fierce, as audiences gravitated towards both English and Non-English productions, showcasing a demand for diverse storytelling. This highlights Netflix’s broad appeal and the varied tastes of its global audience during the holiday season.

In conclusion, Netflix’s viewership last week reflected a strong appetite for thrillers, holiday films, and compelling dramas, exemplified by “Carry-On” and “Virgin River.” The platform’s diverse offering, which included both English and Non-English titles, captivated millions, ensuring a memorable viewing experience. As audiences continue to binge-watch, Netflix solidifies its position as a leading entertainment provider, appealing to a variety of tastes and preferences around the globe.

Original Source: www.netflix.com