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Netflix Top 10 Movies — Global — Aug 31, 2026
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Netflix Top 10 Movies — Global — Aug 31, 2026

Spider-Man swings straight into the top spot during the first full week of September 2026, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominating Netflix's global movie charts. The week of Aug 31–Sep 6 belonged to franchise tentpoles and dark psychological thrillers, with The Odyssey holding firm at No. 2 and Obsession quietly amassing the highest vote count on the entire list (5,212) despite sitting at No. 8. Toy Story 5 continues its slow burn at No. 9, suggesting family animation still has pull even outside peak summer windows. The real story lies in the mid-table churn: indie thrillers like Mutiny and The Last Sunrise punched above their weight, while Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups landed at No. 6 with a modest 41 votes but strong demand signals. The mix reveals a global audience hungry for both spectacle and strangeness. Rankings reflect aggregated popularity and engagement metrics from Netflix's weekly global Top 10 reporting.

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Franchise spectacle and adult-skewing thrillers dominated Netflix's global movie chart for Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026. The top three slots went to big-budget 2026 releases: Spider-Man: Brand New Day (popularity 1,027.97), The Odyssey (popularity 585.87), and Mutiny (popularity 413.22), a trio that confirms Netflix's bet on event-style originals pays when the marketing spend matches the IP. Animation still has staying power — Toy Story 5 lingered at No. 9 with 1,857 votes, a respectable fifth week of presence. The most surprising entry is Obsession at No. 8, whose 5,212 votes tower over every other film on the list yet whose popularity score is comparatively modest (232.16), suggesting deep repeat engagement rather than broad one-time sampling. Indie-leaning titles Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups and Rage of Stars rounding out the bottom shows that global audiences will sample unconventional storytelling when positioned correctly. Expect the autumn chart to skew darker as Halloween programming takes hold.

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