J.Lo’s Atlas Bests Dune: Part Two in New Nielsen Streaming Ranking; Bridgerton Again Dominates
Jennifer Lopez’s latest straight-to-Netflix flick, Atlas, bested Dune: Part Two on Max, on Nielsen’s latest U.S. ranking of streaming movies and series.
The two-hour Atlas racked up 795 million minutes viewed, to top Nielsen’s Movies chart for the week of May 20 and rank No. 5 on the Overall chart.
Dune: Part Two, which clocked in at two hours and 45 minutes and premiered three days earlier than Atlas, meanwhile totaled 711 million minutes viewed, which was good for No. 2 on the Movies chart and No. 9 on Nielsen’s Overall ranking.
Netflix’s Bridgerton again dominated the overall chart as well as Nielsen’s ranking of streaming originals, this time with nearly 2.2 billion minutes viewed across 20 available episodes. Paramount+’s Evil again placed (a distant) second (with 719 million minutes viewed/37 available episodes), followed by Prime Video’s Outer Range (476 million minutes/15 episodes), Netflix’s Ashley Madison: Sex, Lies & Scandal (389 million minutes/three episodes) and the chart debut of Netflix’s Tires comedy (330 million minutes/six episodes).
Rounding out the Top 10 originals for the week of May 20 were Prime Video’s Fallout, Netflix’s Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, the chart debut of Netflix’s Bodkin, Max’s Hacks and the chart debut of Hulu’s Under the Bridge.
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Atlas …..ugh. this is exactly why Netflix so expensive they put some big name celebrity into a movie that has a poor script for Memorial Day weekend. If they had invested in a better script instead of JLo’s hair it could have been a worthwhile movie.
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I did watch Atlas but not Dune. Atlas started out great but got boring in the middle. I still finished it though.
I haven’t seen Dune 2 either, but only made it through 15 minutes of Atlas before I turned it off. Horrible movie.
If Evil is doing well, why is being cancelled??? :(
Atlas was better than expected. Happy it’s doing well!