Netflix’s Top 10 Movies: A Week of Blockbusters and Animated Hits
Another week, another surge in viewers tuning into Netflix, and this week’s most-watched movie chart has seen a significant shake-up. A distinct theme is emerging, with colossal blockbusters, particularly those with a prehistoric flavour, sharing the digital stage with popular animated features, pulse-pounding action flicks, and gripping psychological thrillers. And yes, even the unique charm of K-Pop Demon Hunters is still making waves. The question on everyone’s lips is: can last week’s chart-topper, the Spanish thriller Firebreak, hold onto its top spot, or has a new contender doused its reign?
Here’s a breakdown of the 10 most-watched Netflix movies globally over the past seven days:
Hierarchy – 3,200,000 Views
Securing a second consecutive week in the top 10, Hierarchy delves into the lives of two adoptive Texan brothers whose worlds begin to unravel when they become entangled with the wrong crowd during a heist. What starts as a minor predicament rapidly escalates into a far more perilous situation, igniting a dramatic convergence of loyalty, simmering resentment, and sheer desperation.
Jurassic World – 3,200,000 Views
The charts are currently abuzz with all things Jurassic, and kicking off our list is the 2015 instalment, the fourth in the Jurassic Park saga and the first of the current franchise. Set two decades after the original film, it introduces us to Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) as a theme park filled with cloned dinosaurs on Isla Nublar is thrown into utter pandemonium when one of the prehistoric inhabitants makes a break for it. Chaos, as expected, ensues.The Boss Baby – 3,300,000 Views
This ever-popular animated hit continues its strong performance, remaining a significant draw for viewers even eight years after its initial cinematic release. The action-packed spy comedy focuses on Tim, a seven-year-old boy who finds himself overshadowed by his new baby brother. His jealousy takes an unexpected turn when he discovers his infant sibling can not only talk but is also a pint-sized secret agent. Together, the unlikely duo embarks on a mission to prevent puppies from eclipsing babies in popularity – a truly unique objective.Street Flow 3 – 4,400,000 Views
Next up is the latest instalment in a popular French franchise, arriving seven years after the original Street Flow. This crime drama centres on three brothers: Demba, a gangster; Soulaymaan, a law student; and Noumouke, the youngest, who is torn between following in the footsteps of his elder siblings. The latest film sees each brother confronting past events as they navigate difficult decisions that could profoundly shape their futures, for better or worse.Trap House – 4,400,000 Views
Get ready for more high-octane action with this 2025 thriller featuring Dave Bautista. The wrestler-turned-actor portrays an undercover DEA agent who, alongside his partner, faces an unexpected challenge: their own teenage children. Discovering that their kids are employing their parents’ cunning tactics to rob a dangerous drug cartel, the agents find themselves in a tense game of cat and mouse, determined to stop the young adversaries in their tracks.Firebreak – 4,600,000 Views
After a sensational chart-topping debut last week with over 19 million views in just ten days, the intensity of this Spanish thriller is gradually subsiding. The narrative follows a mother’s desperate search for her missing daughter, who vanished near their secluded countryside home. However, her quest is severely complicated by a massive wildfire that begins to rage across the surrounding forest, transforming an already dire situation into an even more perilous ordeal.KPop Demon Hunters – 4,700,000 Views
Yes, you read that right – KPop Demon Hunters continues its remarkable run. This animated phenomenon shows no signs of slowing down. Thirty-eight weeks after its initial chart appearance, it has barely loosened its grip on the top five, let alone dropped out entirely. It’s almost astonishing to think there’s anyone left who hasn’t watched it, absorbed the soundtrack, snagged the merchandise, memorised every line, and mastered all the dance routines. Yet, over four million viewers are still tuning into HUNTR/X’s adventures each week.Jurassic World: Rebirth – 6,700,000 Views
More dinosaur-related thrills dominate the charts with Jurassic World: Rebirth. This is the most recent entry in the series, arriving on Netflix after a successful run in cinemas last summer, where it became the sixth highest-grossing film of 2025. The story imagines a world where prehistoric creatures have not only survived but have also spread far beyond the confines of the original park, now coexisting with humans. When a team of specialists, including Scarlett Johansson, Mahershala Ali, and Jonathan Bailey, sets out to retrieve vital genetic material from surviving dinosaurs, the stage is set for the kind of thrilling mayhem that fans of the franchise have come to expect.Accused – 7,600,000 Views
Holding firm in the second position is this compelling Hindi psychological thriller. It centres on a respected London surgeon whose life begins to unravel when anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct surface online. Konkona Sen Sharma stars as Dr. Geetika Sen, a direct but highly regarded gynaecologist whose career and planned adoption are suddenly jeopardised as the claims escalate into a full-blown investigation that threatens to destroy her entire life. Pratibha Ranta co-stars as her partner, Meera, who, as the allegations emerge, is forced to confront the unsettling possibility that she may not truly know her wife as well as she thought.War Machine – 39,300,000 Views
This week’s new number one has comfortably outshone all the competition, amassing over 30 million more views than its nearest rival. Viewers are hailing it as one of the standout films of 2026 so far. So, what’s all the excitement about? War Machine, starring Dennis Quaid and Jai Courtney, follows the final recruits of a special ops boot camp who find themselves in a desperate fight for survival when they encounter a deadly, extraterrestrial force intent on eliminating them. While it might not be the most nuanced film you’ll ever see, nor a contender for any major awards, it undoubtedly delivers on its promise of exhilarating, escapist popcorn entertainment.
