Adam Sandler makes another appearance in the Top 10 with Blended, proving audiences can’t resist his comfort-comedy formula. The film has become a streaming favorite, delivering laughs and a sweet story about family, second chances, and unlikely love. It’s corny in all the right ways, the kind of movie you throw on for a guaranteed good mood. Sometimes, simple really does work.

Legal drama found its way back into the spotlight with The Client, amassing 31 million views. The film, based on John Grisham’s novel, blends courtroom intensity with high-stakes suspense. It’s a reminder of the 90s thrillers that knew how to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Smart, slick, and just the right amount of twisty.

Families made Paw Patrol: The Movie a global hit all over again, with 35 million views this week. The beloved pups brought heart, humor, and heroics to kids everywhere, proving the franchise still has unstoppable paw power. With colorful animation and catchy one-liners, it’s an easy win for parents and little ones alike. Adventure City never looked so cute.

Action fans climbed on board with Taxi, which sped to 43 million views in its Netflix debut. Known for its slick car chases and street-level thrills, the film delivers adrenaline without losing its comedic edge. Fast-paced and unapologetically fun, it’s a joyride that keeps viewers glued. The kind of guilty-pleasure watch you don’t even need to feel guilty about.

Adam Sandler’s return to the green in Happy Gilmore 2 continues to draw crowds, now sitting pretty with 45 million views. The comedy smashed records on its debut, making Nielsen streaming history for the biggest opening week. Nostalgic and goofy in all the right ways, it’s the perfect mix of old-school Sandler and new-school streaming dominance. Golf has never been this chaotic.

The animated gem Home found fresh life on Netflix, racking up 57 million views years after its original release. Starring Rihanna and Jim Parsons, the film charms with its quirky alien-meets-human friendship and heartwarming message about belonging. It’s the kind of comfort watch families keep coming back to. Proof that classics never really leave—they just wait to be rediscovered.

Romance is alive and well on Netflix with My Oxford Year, which scored 59 million views. Starring Sofia Carson and Corey Mylchreest, the film blends dreamy English backdrops with a love story full of vulnerability and charm. It’s tender, poetic, and made for anyone who still believes in destiny. A proper tearjerker with swoon-worthy highs.

Welcome to Sudden Death punched its way into the No. 3 spot with 62 million views. This action-packed sequel puts a modern twist on the 1995 cult classic, bringing high-octane stunts and plenty of nostalgia. Fans of old-school action will appreciate the mix of slick fight choreography and tongue-in-cheek humor. It’s proof that some franchises refuse to quit—and we’re not mad about it.

Vanessa Kirby delivers a gripping turn in Night Always Comes, which held strong with 123 million views. The film follows Lynette through one desperate, nerve-wracking night as she scrambles to raise $25,000. Equal parts thriller and emotional gut punch, it’s a story of survival, grit, and impossible odds. Kirby’s intensity makes every scene feel like a ticking clock.

KPop Demon Hunters continues its global domination, officially becoming Netflix’s most popular film of all time with a record-breaking 236 million total views. The animated musical not only topped this week’s English Film list with another 25.4 million views but also stormed the Billboard Hot 100 with four songs in the Top 10 simultaneously. Fans celebrated the movie’s magic in theaters with the Sing-Along Event, and now the at-home Sing-Along version has launched on Netflix. This one’s not just a movie—it’s a full-blown cultural phenomenon.