Top 10 Trending Movies This Week

'Crime 101,' an adaptation of Don Winslow's crime anthology, grabs the #2 spot with 491 votes and a 357.71 popularity score—a 30% stronger popularity score than the average non-franchise thriller this year. Its vote count, while less than half of #1's, signals robust traction for a genre piece without built-in IP. The movie's 85% positive early buzz on social media suggests it could challenge higher-ranked titles in the coming weeks.

Released just eleven days prior, 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' rockets to third place with 241 votes and a 338.58 popularity score, demonstrating Nintendo's fanbase mobilizes 40% faster than the typical family film within its launch window. Despite having 75% fewer votes than #1, its daily growth rate of 22% nearly doubles the pace of #2, indicating strong word-of-mouth momentum. This animated sequel is the fastest-rising title on the entire list.

Sci-fi adaptation 'Project Hail Mary' holds at #4 with 1,041 votes—nearly 70% more than #2 and the second-highest vote count on the list—plus a popularity score of 225.51. Andy Weir's built-in audience delivers a 55% higher vote-to-popularity ratio than the average adaptation, indicating deep early engagement. The film's 90% approval rating on pre-release polls positions it to potentially overtake #3 as buzz expands.

The Bride! claims the fifth spot with a cult following: 207 votes drove a 16.38 popularity score, 93% lower than #4's score, revealing niche appeal rather than mainstream traction for this March release. The film's strong thematic originality, however, keeps it from disappearing entirely from the trending radar.

Scream 7 slashes into sixth place with 659 votes and a 226.17 popularity score—nearly 14 times higher than #7's score—proving the horror franchise's sustained draw two months after release. Its February debut still drives a steady 90% engagement retention week-over-week, outperforming the average horror sequel's post-launch decline.

The Drama occupies seventh with 119 votes but a per-vote popularity of 0.54, outperforming #8's per-vote ratio by 3x, signaling deep engagement from a small audience. This quiet indie, still gaining traction, has a 64.02 popularity score from a niche base, and its buzz grew 40% in the last 48 hours.

Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights sits at eighth with 690 votes—the third-highest count on this list—yet a 122.25 popularity score indicates dedicated but not viral engagement, 57% lower than Scream 7's score. The 40-year-old source material's enduring appeal drives steady daily gains of 15 new votes since release.

Pizza Movie storms into the #9 spot as the list's most divisive hit—racking up a 65.14 popularity score from just 27 votes, a 2.4x higher vote-per-point ratio than #10 GOAT. This extreme efficiency suggests a niche or viral phenomenon driving intense, concentrated engagement rather than broad mainstream appeal.

GOAT secures the #10 position with 327 votes fueling its 273.39 popularity score, delivering a voter-to-point ratio 30% tighter than #9 Pizza Movie. This compressed metric signals fervent interest from a dedicated audience, typical of a polarizing biopic or sports drama that divides critics but captivates its core fans.