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Netflix Most Watched Trailers
Netflix Most Watched Trailers
Audiences appear to be lapping it up. Indeed, one way to approximate fan interest is to look at the biggest YouTube trailers for Netflix projects. This week’s numbers come courtesy of Tubular Labs, and show a slate that would fit comfortably with anything Hollywood studios have done the past decade:
The Mitchells vs. the Machines | Official Trailer (24.7 million)
Army of the Dead | Official Trailer (7.8 million)
Thunder Force | Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer | Official Trailer (3.4 million)
Jupiter's Legacy | Official Trailer (2.8 million)
Shadow and Bone | Official Trailer (2.8 million)
The most-watched trailer, The Mitchells vs. The Machines, is the latest animated feature from Oscar-winning producers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (The Lego Movie, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse). It’s about a dysfunctional family trying to save the human race when all their smart devices and machines rebel. It debuts April 30.
Two other Top 5 projects are also movies: a zombie action movie from Zack Snyder (Justice League), and Thunder Force, a superhero action-comedy with Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer.
The two other shows on the list are big-budget episodic series from big names in fantasy and sci-fi, including the first project from Mark Millar (Kingsman: Secret Service, Kick-Ass), and the on-screen translation of Leigh Bardugo’s popular book series.
Feature-length projects seemed on their way out in a pandemic-crimped era where streaming has become far more popular, theaters were largely shut, and episodic series are seen across the industry as a way to keep audience coming back.
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Audiences appear to be lapping it up. Indeed, one way to approximate fan interest is to look at the biggest YouTube trailers for Netflix projects. This week’s numbers come courtesy of Tubular Labs, and show a slate that would fit comfortably with anything Hollywood studios have done the past decade:
The Mitchells vs. the Machines | Official Trailer (24.7 million)
Army of the Dead | Official Trailer (7.8 million)
Thunder Force | Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer | Official Trailer (3.4 million)
Jupiter's Legacy | Official Trailer (2.8 million)
Shadow and Bone | Official Trailer (2.8 million)
The most-watched trailer, The Mitchells vs. The Machines, is the latest animated feature from Oscar-winning producers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (The Lego Movie, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse). It’s about a dysfunctional family trying to save the human race when all their smart devices and machines rebel. It debuts April 30.
Two other Top 5 projects are also movies: a zombie action movie from Zack Snyder (Justice League), and Thunder Force, a superhero action-comedy with Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer.
The two other shows on the list are big-budget episodic series from big names in fantasy and sci-fi, including the first project from Mark Millar (Kingsman: Secret Service, Kick-Ass), and the on-screen translation of Leigh Bardugo’s popular book series.
Feature-length projects seemed on their way out in a pandemic-crimped era where streaming has become far more popular, theaters were largely shut, and episodic series are seen across the industry as a way to keep audience coming back.
Read More : slotpg