Netflix Top 10 Movies — Global — Apr 6, 2026

Avatar: Fire and Ash, the 2025 sequel to James Cameron's sci-fi juggernaut, holds strong at No. 2 with 2,396 votes—the highest vote count on the list. Its massive user engagement proves that even a year after release, this franchise remains a global draw, though it ultimately ranked below the week's viral newcomer.

Hoppers, a 2026 release, debuts at No. 3 with 401 votes and a popularity score of 395.36, indicating solid viewership without breaking the top tier. Its presence suggests that family-friendly or animated content has a steady audience, even as darker dramas dominate the upper ranks.

Crime 101, a 2026 thriller, lands at No. 4 powered by 524 votes—a strong showing from a still-early release. The 339.6 popularity score shows that crime dramas continue to resonate with Netflix viewers looking for tension and plot twists.

Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice takes the fifth spot with 179 votes and a 301.2 popularity score, making it one of the weaker performers in the top five. The convoluted title might be a quirky comedy or drama, but its modest vote count suggests it hasn't generated major buzz yet.

Shelter claims sixth place with 493 votes—the most among the mid-tier entries—and a 326.1 popularity score, hinting at a broad but not outstanding viewership. This 2026 release likely benefited from a familiar survival or thriller premise.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie slides into seventh with 271 votes and 317.1 popularity, capitalizing on the Super Mario brand. Its 2026 release date means it's fresh, but the moderate vote count suggests it's not the cultural phenomenon the 2023 film was.

Pretty Lethal, a 2026 release, sits at No. 8 with 228 votes and a 239.9 popularity score, indicating a niche but engaged audience. The title suggests action or comedy, but it's clearly not breaking through to the mainstream this week.

Humint lands at No. 9 with only 57 votes—the second-lowest on the list—yet boasts a popularity of 243.3, meaning viewers who found it watched heavily. This spy or intelligence-themed film might become a sleeper hit if word of mouth catches up.

GOAT rounds out the list at No. 10 with 337 votes and a 252.7 popularity score, showing steady interest for a 2026 release. The title suggests a sports or inspirational story, but its bottom-tier rank indicates it's being outshined by competitors.

Avatar: Fire and Ash, the 2025 sequel to James Cameron's sci-fi juggernaut, holds strong at No. 2 with 2,396 votes—the highest vote count on the list. Its massive user engagement proves that even a year after release, this franchise remains a global draw, though it ultimately ranked below the week's viral newcomer.

Hoppers, a 2026 release, debuts at No. 3 with 401 votes and a popularity score of 395.36, indicating solid viewership without breaking the top tier. Its presence suggests that family-friendly or animated content has a steady audience, even as darker dramas dominate the upper ranks.

Crime 101, a 2026 thriller, lands at No. 4 powered by 524 votes—a strong showing from a still-early release. The 339.6 popularity score shows that crime dramas continue to resonate with Netflix viewers looking for tension and plot twists.

Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice takes the fifth spot with 179 votes and a 301.2 popularity score, making it one of the weaker performers in the top five. The convoluted title might be a quirky comedy or drama, but its modest vote count suggests it hasn't generated major buzz yet.

Shelter claims sixth place with 493 votes—the most among the mid-tier entries—and a 326.1 popularity score, hinting at a broad but not outstanding viewership. This 2026 release likely benefited from a familiar survival or thriller premise.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie slides into seventh with 271 votes and 317.1 popularity, capitalizing on the Super Mario brand. Its 2026 release date means it's fresh, but the moderate vote count suggests it's not the cultural phenomenon the 2023 film was.

Pretty Lethal, a 2026 release, sits at No. 8 with 228 votes and a 239.9 popularity score, indicating a niche but engaged audience. The title suggests action or comedy, but it's clearly not breaking through to the mainstream this week.

Humint lands at No. 9 with only 57 votes—the second-lowest on the list—yet boasts a popularity of 243.3, meaning viewers who found it watched heavily. This spy or intelligence-themed film might become a sleeper hit if word of mouth catches up.

GOAT rounds out the list at No. 10 with 337 votes and a 252.7 popularity score, showing steady interest for a 2026 release. The title suggests a sports or inspirational story, but its bottom-tier rank indicates it's being outshined by competitors.