Exciting Revival of Two Classic Movies on Netflix
Introduction
Recently, two older movies that feature prominent Hollywood actors have captured the attention of viewers on Netflix, as “The Vow” from 2012 and Brad Pitt’s “Fury” made their way into the top 10 list of most-watched English films last week.
Hollywood stars Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams are the main characters in “The Vow,” a romantic film released in 2012, which explores the challenges faced by a married couple after a severe brain injury.
Key Details
During the week of Jan. 29 to Feb. 4, “The Vow” garnered 3.8 million views on Netflix, claiming the seventh spot in the top 10 most-watched movies.
Joining the ranks in the top 10 is “Fury,” a World War II drama from 2014 that features Brad Pitt leading a team of soldiers behind enemy lines to confront Nazi forces.
“Fury” amassed 3.3 million views, securing the ninth position in the list of top movies for the week.
Other notable films in the top 10 included “The Postcard Killings,” a 2020 crime thriller with 4.9 million views, and “Minions,” an animated film from 2015, with 4 million views during its third week in the spotlight.
Interestingly, the top five most-watched English movies last week were “The Greatest Night in Pop” (2024), “Orion and the Dark” (2024), “Lift” (2024), “Deep Fear” (2024) and “The Postcard Killings (2020).
Additional Insights
Aside from a few exceptions, the most-watched English TV shows on Netflix last week were all recent releases. Shows like “Griselda,” “Alexander: The Making of a God,” and “American Nightmare” dominated the viewing charts
Moreover, older episodes of “Yellowstone” were recently added to Netflix, generating anticipation for the upcoming seasons of the series.
Revisiting Classic Films on Streaming Platforms
“The Vow” and “Fury” are prime examples of movies that have experienced a resurgence in popularity after being added to streaming platforms. This phenomenon has been observed with other titles like “The Legend of Tarzan,” “Pretty Woman,” “Suits,” and “The Big Bang Theory,” indicating a renewed interest in classic films among viewers.