No Hard Feelings” landed on Netflix on Oct. 22, four months after its theatrical debut, and immediately took hold of the Nielsen Streaming Top 10. The Jennifer Lawrence movie was the most-streamed title during the week of Oct. 23-29 with a healthy 1.1 billion minutes watched.
The second-most-streamed title of the week was “Suits.” The long-concluded USA Network drama had a historic run on the Nielsen Streaming Top 10 after its Netflix debut in June, racking up 15 first place finishes, 12 of which were consecutive as “Virgin River” topped the chart for a one-week stint before “Suits” returned. After three more wins, Netflix’s “Fall of the House of Usher” took first place for two weeks in a row, though “Suits” still managed to clock in at over 1 billion minutes watched.
But during the Oct. 23-29 viewing window, its 19th week streaming on Netflix, the procedural finally fell below that mark — barely, with 997 million minutes watched. “Fall of the House of Usher” dropped to third place this week with 944 million minutes watched, down from 1.5 billion minutes watched the week before.
With 854 million minutes watched, “Grey’s Anatomy” took fourth place, continuing a recent string of solid streaming viewership for the ABC series. It was followed by the ever-successful children’s series “Bluey,” which was watched for 771 million minutes during this window.
After last week debuting at No. 9, Netflix’s “Bodies” rose to sixth place in its first full week of availability, when it was watched for 768 million minutes.
“Gilmore Girls” continued its fall resurgence on the chart, showing in seventh place with 751 million minutes. Ninth place also went to an acquired title: “NCIS” with 709 million minutes watched.
Peacock’s “Five Nights at Freddy’s” movie debuted at No. 8 with 740 million minutes watched in its first four days of availability, while 10th place went to Netflix docuseries “Life on Our Planet,” which was watched for 676 million minutes in its first five days of availability on Netflix.
See Nielsen’s list of overall streaming rankings for Oct. 23-29 first, followed by original streaming titles, acquired titles and then films.