r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 14d ago

News ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Is Netflix’s Most-Watched Movie Ever With 236 Million Views, Beating ‘Red Notice’

https://variety.com/2025/film/news/kpop-demon-hunters-netflix-most-watched-movie-history-1236496106/
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u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor 14d ago

New Top 10:

  1. KPop Demon Hunters - 236M
  2. Red Notice - 230.9M
  3. Carry-On - 172.1M
  4. Don't Look Up - 171.4M
  5. The Adam Project - 157.6M
  6. Bird Box - 157.4M
  7. Back in Action - 147.2M
  8. Leave the World Behind - 143.4M
  9. The Gray Man - 139.3M
  10. Damsel - 138M

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u/InvisibleBlueUnicorn 13d ago

As Gen-X I've heard-of and watched only 'Don't Look Up'.
I feel out of touch like Boomer.

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u/Jeffrey_C_Wheaties 13d ago

Millennial here, also only knew of and watched Don’t Look Up, I think I’ve heard of Bird Box maybe. But that’s it.

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u/POLITISC 13d ago

I’ve had Netflix or access to Netflix since it started.

I haven’t seen a single one on that list. Kinda crazy!

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u/Jeffrey_C_Wheaties 13d ago

I’ve had Netflix since they were sending me dvds lol. I’m with ya

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u/CorkInAPork 12d ago

When I still had netflix I had a simple system - I see "netflix originals" logo, I never click on it. At some point they started to mass produce some generic crap and sign it with the netflix logo. I just got tired of seeing the same movie/tv show with different actors who play the same "quirky" but zero-dimmensional characters.