I'd be curious what the method was for estimating hours watched. To my knowledge, Netflix doesn't release that info.

There was a MacGuffin, they chased the MacGuffin. Some one named MacGuffin turned up from the dead. They MacGuffined a bit, then they all went home, happily MacGuffined.

It's not a great movie. It's was a nice filler though and I enjoyed watching it

Long live the King! This record will never be broken by a human being.

I think it’d be flawed either way since hours per week heavily favors newer movie releases (older movies watch time per x will decay when most people have seen it or it loses popularity). Since it’s not strictly better I’d keep total watch time personally because it feels easier to communicate/work with.

1 like = 1 pray

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The Irishman is one hell of a movie. Underrated as per this chart.

Ah true, my bad then, would have still removed the dots as they create confusion, just keep the name without them

The Irishman only made the Top 10 because it’s over 200 minutes long

It's because the dots aren't the points...the larger thumbnails are. Regardless, as I've written in a different comment it is a very confusing choice of graphics.

I like the idea of including the subscription numbers to put the viewership in context (although as someone else pointed out the axis might not match the span of the data), but the way the movies are plotted and annotated is pretty confusing. At first I thought the small dot next to the text marked the position on the xy axes, until I noticed it would put Don't Look Up into 2022. Perhaps simply getting rid of the small circle at the end of the line extending to the movie thumbnail would alleviate any confusion.

Same for Shaq. Three pointers just weren't part of many player's skill set.

60 billion is after they paid people.

60 Billion was just stock piled or used to grab up as many assets as they can.

I would suggest that a company has to take that profit and share it with everybody equally. No stock buy backs, no dividends, nothing of that sort.

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It's not based on the book red notice.

The storyline was completely ridiculous and made no sense though

Wow so much diversity! I guess this is why I haven’t watched any of these horrible Netflix trash movies. They all seem to be a similar genre too!

282 million views for bird box? The only movie that could make Don’t Liok Up almost watchable

Because it’s slow, too long and kinda boring.

I don't know too much about the sport, so I am wondering, how is it possible to only have one three pointer in you career (even if they hadn't been introduced at the start of his career)? That seems so unlikely even if you play in a position where you normally don't throw much from far.

There is simply no reason to believe Netflix’s viewership stats.

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At this rate he'll blow passed 40,000 next season and keep going.

I watched his televised high school game back in 2002. Crazy.

Interesting. Feel like don't look up was kinda terrible though so no idea how it has so many watch hours.