Daniel Craig’s whodunit Glass Onion, which had a limited theatrical run over the holiday weekend, managed to garner 82.1 million hours of viewership in Christmas opening weekend over three days of streaming on Netflix. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Glass Onion was streamed for over 82.1 million hours in the first three days since bowing December 23, the streaming service said Tuesday. As per Netflix’s estimation, this means that the film was viewed by 35 million households.
Hence, the film secures sixth place behind Sandra Bullock’s The Unforgivable (85.86. million hours) and Ryan Gosling-Chris Evans feature The Gray Man (88.55 million hours) in July. The top five in list are Red Notice (148.72 million hours), Don’t Look Up (111.03 million hours) and The Adam Project (92.43 million hours).
Additionally, as reports suggest, Glass Onion could still be on a path to big viewership success for Netflix. For example, The Gray Man opened with 88.6 million hours watched in July, just 2.7 million more than The Unforgivable, but landed in the No. 4 position with 253.9 million hours watched after 28 days of streaming, almost 40 million more than The Unforgivable’s final views of 214.7 million.
Per the report, as part of a year-end wrap released Tuesday, Netflix unveiled that its most watched films, based on 28-day viewing frames, were The Gray Man, The Adam Project, Purple Hearts, Hustle and The Tinder Swindler under English-language category. The non-English-language top five films include Troll, All Quiet on the Western Front, Black Crab, Through My Window and The Takedown.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is now streaming on Netflix.
