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Released: 2021-11-04 Genre: Comedy, Action, Thriller, Crime Casts: Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson, Rafael Petardi, Christopher Cocke Duration: 116 min Country: United States of America Production: Flynn Picture Company, Legendary Entertainment, Bad Version, Inc., Seven Bucks Productions SYNOPSIS An Interpol-issued Red Notice is a global alert to hunt and capture the world's most wanted. But when a daring heist brings together the FBI's top profiler and two rival criminals, there's no telling what will happen. RED NOTICE STREAMING: WHERE TO WATCH ONLINE? Currently you are able to watch "Red Notice" streaming on Netflix. Netflix wants to be more strategic as it aims its firehose of money at splashy, star-driven productions meant to delight its legions of global subscribers. That means its big-budget efforts must surpass certain benchmarks of viewership (and quality floor checks) in order to be deemed a success. That’s what makes Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot’s Red Notice, released Friday November 12, such a fascinating case study. The $200 million blockbuster is Netflix’s most expensive film yet. As the level of investment climbs for any studio, so too does the return required. Let’s pour through the data to determine whether or not Red Notice lived up to the hype. Netflix In a new push for transparency, Netflix revealed that the Rawson Marshall Thurber-directed film was No. 1 on its global Top 10 Film (English) List with 148.72 million hours viewed worldwide from Nov. 8-Nov. 14. The heist movie ranked No. 1 in more than 90 countries and earned Netflix Film’s self-reported best opening weekend ever. (It was so popular, Netflix claims, that fans of The Rock then spent 6.76 million hours watching Jumanji: The Next Level, which made it to No. 10 on the new weekly updated list). Hours viewed may measure engagement, but it’s also influenced by runtime. It’s not a perfect reflection of popularity as it favors longer titles. Ideally, Netflix would also provide rate of completion, percentage of subscribers that viewed a piece of content, and more. But it behooves major streaming services to keep its ratings data as nebulous as possible. Still, this gives us an apples-to-apples comparison for Netflix’s Top 10 biggest original films. Here are the streamer’s most-watched original movies in terms of hours watched within their first 28 days of availability: Bird Box (282 million) Extraction (231 million) The Irishman (215 million) The Kissing Booth 2 (209 million) 6 Underground (205 million) Spenser Confidential (197 million) Enola Holmes (190 million) Army of the Dead (187 million) The Old Guard (186 million) Murder Mystery (170 million) After just one weekend, Red Notice is already on the heels of the Top 10. That’s great news for Netflix’s bean counters. Although as Ampere Analysis found, streaming exclusive features leave behind minimal cultural footprints and face rapidly declining interest after debut. Most Netflix originals generate the bulk of their viewed hours in the first two weeks overall. Within that, there’s likely significant decay, since the average streaming film loses 63% viewership per day from Week 1 to Week 2, according to Nielsen data. Think of it as streaming’s parallel to the all-important second weekend box office drop. We’ll have to check in next week to see if Red Notice performed to the average, exceeded expectations, or underwhelmed. Red Notice is part of a Netflix push to develop franchise IP that functions in the Disney model, although evidence suggests that the streaming content best suited to have a lasting cultural impact is TV series, not movies. There may be a ceiling on Netflix’s ability to assemble a library of franchise film IP, but Red Notice has the makings of a new franchise based on initial interest. Samba TV Samba TV measures selected opted-in smart TVs through its automatic content recognition technology. This accounts for 28 million devices in the U.S. According to Samba’s extrapolation data, 4.2 million U.S. households watched Red Notice during its first weekend streaming on Netflix. This is the best opening weekend for any streaming film in Samba’s data set, which began in late 2020. Red Notice (4.2 million) Mortal Kombat (3.8 million) Godzilla vs. Kong (3.6 million) The Suicide Squad (2.8 million) Without Remorse (2.6 million) The Harder They Fall (2.5 million) Soul (2.4 million) The Tomorrow War (2.4 million) Wonder Woman 1984 (2.2 million) Space Jam: A New Legacy (2.1 million) However, context is the great equalizer in Hollywood’s battle for eyeballs and attentions spans. Netflix is the largest TV network in the world with the ability to deliver Red Notice to 74 million UCAN (U.S. and Canada) subscribers all at once. Meanwhile, HBO and HBO Max combine for 45.2 million domestic subscribers while Disney+ has garnered between 40 million-50 million UCAN subscribers. As Netflix’s most marketed film with the largest pie of potential viewers, Red Notice is naturally positioned to exceed established highs. It also helps that Red Notice is a straight-to-streaming release as opposed to a day-and-date title also available in movie theaters. Still, claiming first place in any viewership contest is rarely a drawback in Hollywood. Diesel Labs Measuring viewership data in the modern media age can feel like a blindfolded dart throw. Different services use different metrics while studios release selective data optimized to make headlines. Netflix has declared Red Notice‘s opening weekend its biggest ever, but the service does not permit external sources to verify these numbers. So predictive content analytics platform Diesel Labs dove into the audience engagement trends around the movie’s premiere weekend and compared it to other high-profile SVOD releases to offer another data point.

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