London, UK – Data for the week concluding June 18, 2025, reveals significant shifts and enduring popularity across Netflix’s extensive content library. A psychological thriller from acclaimed filmmaker Tyler Perry has captured the top film position globally, while a returning drama series continues to hold sway over television viewership, according to the streaming giant’s internal metrics.
Film Landscape: “Straw” Takes Top Honors
The most prominent performance in the film category this past week belongs to “Straw,” a psychological thriller associated with Tyler Perry. The movie soared to the number one spot globally, registering an impressive 48.9 million views during the seven-day period ending June 18, 2025. This figure marks the biggest launch week for any film on the platform so far this year, highlighting the significant anticipation and immediate appeal of the new title.
“Straw” features acclaimed actress Taraji P. Henson in the lead role, portraying a single mother navigating a series of challenging and complex events. Its compelling narrative appears to resonate strongly with international audiences. The film has not only debuted powerfully but has also demonstrated staying power, remaining within Netflix’s coveted global top 10 list for two consecutive weeks. Its reach extends across numerous territories, having achieved the number one ranking in 58 countries around the world. Key markets where “Straw” claimed the top spot include major territories such as Germany, France, Canada, and the United States.
Television Viewership: “Ginny & Georgia” Maintains Lead
In the realm of television series, the third season of the popular drama “Ginny & Georgia” continues its strong performance, leading the global chart for TV shows. For the week ending June 18, 2025, the series garnered 16.9 million views, reaffirming its status as a major draw for Netflix subscribers worldwide.
The latest season of “Ginny & Georgia” delves into the aftermath of pivotal events from previous installments, centering around Georgia’s trial. The narrative further explores the intertwined lives of Georgia and her children, Ginny and Austin, depicting their navigation through a complex web of lies and betrayal. The show’s blend of drama, family dynamics, and suspense has clearly maintained its grip on international audiences, driving significant viewership figures week after week.
Trending Documentation: “Titan” Disaster Grips Viewers
Beyond fictional narratives, a notable non-fiction title has also captured significant attention. The docuseries titled “Titan: The OceanGate Submersible Disaster” trended strongly in its debut week, focusing on the tragic events surrounding the 2023 implosion of the Titan submersible.
The series recorded over 17.4 million views in its initial week on the platform, indicating widespread public interest in the detailed account of the disaster. Its impact was particularly pronounced in specific markets; the docuseries ranked as the number one film in the United Kingdom and secured a position within the top 10 across a remarkable 88 countries globally. While classified as a docuseries, its compelling and widely discussed subject matter positioned it prominently among trending cinematic content.
Diverse Offerings in the Top 10
The overall top 10 lists for both film and television on Netflix for the week ending June 18, 2025, reflect the platform’s commitment to a diverse range of genres and formats. Alongside the chart-topping titles, the lists include various other documentaries, popular British whodunits that appeal to mystery enthusiasts, and animated movies catering to younger audiences and families. This broad mix underscores Netflix’s strategy to provide content that resonates with a wide spectrum of viewer tastes across its global subscriber base.
The weekly rankings serve as a key indicator of subscriber engagement and highlight which titles are currently driving conversation and viewership across the platform’s international footprint. The strong performances of both established franchises and new releases like “Straw” demonstrate the dynamic nature of streaming popularity.
