On a weekly basis, Netflix reveals lists of series and movies that have brought streaming audiences, both globally and in each country. And between November 14 and 20, the most watched production of the service in Brazil was the “1899” series, by the same creators of “Dark”.
In addition to showing the Top 10 by country and also the Globalstreaming 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.
If in the Brazilian Top 10 “1899” was at the top, globally “The Crown” barely held the top and continued to be the absolute leader of the audience with over 84 million hours watched, ahead of the German series, which ended the week in 2nd place with more than 79 million hours. The most watched film among the English-language productions was “Uma Quedinha de Natal”, which appeared with an audience of over 37 million hours.
To complete the list of audience leaders, the most watched non-English language film was once again the action “Bala Perdida 2”, sequel to the French original; and again the Colombian comedy series “Until Money Separas”, which already appears in the Top 10 for the fifth consecutive week.
Top 10 Brazil
The Brazilian Top 10 was led by the series “1899”, from the same creators of “Dark”, and by the film “Uma Quedinha de Natal”, with Lindsay Lohan, which already appeared at the top the week before.
Check out the most watched lists in streaming, taking into account only the Brazilian audience:
Global top 10
In the Global Top 10, season 5 of “The Crown” was once again the biggest hit of the week among English-language series:
As in the Brazilian Top 10, the global audience ranking for films in English was led by “Uma Quedinha de Natal”:
Also check out the listings for non-English language productions:
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