On a weekly basis, Netflix reveals lists of English-language and non-English-language series and movies that have led streaming in terms of viewers. And between November 7 and 13, the most watched production of the report was the fifth season of the British royal family drama “The Crown“.
In addition to showing the Global top 10streaming also informs the number of hours watched by each production during the week in question, as well as how many times the series or film appeared in the weekly Top 10.
Between November 7 and 13, the fifth season of “The Crown” was the all-time leader in Netflix viewership, topping the list of English-language series with more than 107 million hours watched. The most watched film among English-language productions was again “Enola Holmes 2”, which appeared with an audience of over 60 million hours, like the previous week.
To complete the list of ratings leaders, the most-watched non-English-language film was “Bula Perdida 2,” a sequel to the French original; and the Colombian comedy series “Até que o Dinheiro nos Separe”, which already appears in the Top 10 for the fourth consecutive week.
Global top 10
Season 5 of ‘The Crown’ was the biggest hit of the week among English-language series:
The Top 10 Global English Films was once again led by “Enola Holmes 2”:
Also check out the listings for non-English language productions:
Top 10 Brazil
In turn, the Brazilian Top 10 had some changes: the most watched film was the Christmas film “Uma Quedinha de Natal”, starring Lindsay Lohan, and the children’s film “Chiquititas” remains at the top, appearing in the Top 10 for the 63rd week .
Check out the most watched lists in streaming, taking into account only the Brazilian audience:
‘The Crown’ Post Drives Netflix Viewership For Week; check out the full list that appeared earlier in Olhar Digital.
Source: Olhar Digital
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