Netflix published a very important official announcement for people all over the world, and this in the conditions in which it achieved something that did not seem possible to many people anyway, but things turned out to be completely different, in the end. The Netflix film Red Notice was released in November for subscribers all over the world, and right from the moment of its appearance, the world began to praise it from all points of view, even if the initial reviews for the film were not some of the best. good
Netflix intensively promoted the film in which we find Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson or Ryan Reynolds in the main roles, and this brought such a high level of popularity for the film that it also gathered impressive numbers of views. More precisely, those from Netflix revealed the fact that up to now the film Red Notice has collected no less than 279 million hours of viewing on its platform, with half of them recorded only in the week of its release.
Netflix: Officially, the most POPULAR Movie in the History of the Platform
With Red Notice, Netflix managed to make a film that is still the most popular in 93 countries around the world, this two weeks after its release, and its success continues to grow thanks to the appreciations published by many of those who saw it . According to Dwayne Johnson, Red Notice is the most popular movie in the history of Netflix, something that of course will not be easily matched by any other production, but something that says a lot about what this movie represents, after all.
Red Notice is not exactly such a spectacular film, but the combination of Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson seems to have been a very successful one for fans of the actors all over the world, and Netflix paid well for this production. The great success that Red Notice has could motivate Netflix to launch other similar productions in the future, but it remains to be seen to what extent they will be received as well, especially if they will not have equally famous actors.
Netflix is also preparing other extremely interesting films for release, but unfortunately it still decides to initially release them in cinemas, and only then to distribute them on its video-on-demand streaming platform.
