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Eddie Murphy's action-comedy "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F" maintained its position at the top of the English Films List for the second consecutive week, garnering 22.2 million views. The film's nostalgic appeal resonated with fans, leading to comments such as, “We hate to see Axel leave, but love to watch him walk away.”
The romantic comedy "A Family Affair," starring Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron, secured the #2 spot with 11.6 million views. Jessica Alba’s action-thriller "Trigger Warning" ranked eighth with 3.3 million views.
Family films were prominent on the list this week. "Paw Patrol: The Movie" claimed the #3 spot with 4.7 million views, while "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" reached fifth place with 4.1 million views. Other notable mentions include "Minions" at seventh place with 3.5 million views and "The Boss Baby" at ninth place with 3.1 million views. "Matilda" rounded out the list in tenth place with 2.9 million views.
The sci-fi drama series "Supacell," praised for its unique cast of characters, led the English TV List with 7.1 million views. Season three of Shonda Rhimes’ "Bridgerton" continued its success in fourth place on the English TV List with 2.7 million views and moved up two spots to sixth on the Most Popular TV List (English) amassing a total of 98.5 million views.
Docuseries held five spots on this week's list, including true crime series "The Man with 1000 Kids," which remained in second place with 5.4 million views, and season two of "Worst Roommate Ever," which landed in fifth place with 2.3 million views.
Sports fans saw new entries such as NFL series "Receiver," featuring players like Davante Adams and Justin Jefferson, debuting in sixth place with 2.2 million views; and other sports-related shows like “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” taking eighth (1.9M) and “Sprint” in ninth (1M).
New debuts included season three of period drama “Vikings: Valhalla” in third place (5M), stand-up comedy special “Hannah Berner: We Ride at Dawn” at seventh (1M), and adult animated comedy “Exploding Kittens” rounding out tenth (1M).
On the Non-English Films List, Italy's mystery thriller “Vanished Into the Night” debuted at #1 with 14M viewers while France’s shark thriller “Under Paris” held fifth place (2M). Debut comedies dominated positions six through eight including India’s buddy comedy “Wild Wild Punjab,” Germany’s witty comedy “Blame the Game,” and South Africa’s romantic comedy “Lobola Man.”
Brazilian telenovela “Desperate Lies” topped the Non-English TV List clocking in at nearly six M viewers followed by Spain’s gritty crime drama Gangs of Galicia landing fourth (1M). New entrants included Turkey’s emotional drama Another Self securing second spot (two M) while Japan’s romantic reality show The Boyfriend came eighth (.9).
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