‘Bugonia’ Tops Peacock’s Top 10 Most-Watched Movies List This Week Again

Peacock is seeing a lot of viewers tuning in to watch a variety of content as the new year begins, including popular animated movies and exciting thrillers. The streaming service offers both classic DreamWorks films and big movies that recently played in theaters. This week, family adventures and mind-bending science fiction stories are especially popular. People are enjoying both new releases and older favorites now available on the platform.

‘Shark Tale’ (2004)

Okay, so this movie is a total blast! It’s about Oscar, a little fish who suddenly becomes a hero – everyone thinks he took down this huge, scary shark! The problem is, it was a total accident, and now he’s stuck pretending he’s this brave shark slayer. It gets even more interesting because he ends up becoming friends with Lenny, a shark who’s a vegetarian! Seriously! On top of that, there’s this big mob boss under the sea who’s out for revenge because his son… well, let’s just say he was the shark that got accidentally taken care of. It’s got a ton of fun characters and a really exciting story with a lot at stake, all happening down in the Reef. Definitely a wild ride!

‘Abominable’ (2019)

Yi finds a young Yeti living on the roof of her Shanghai apartment and calls him Everest. She and her friends then set off on an incredible adventure to return him to his family high in the Himalayas. Along the way, they have to outsmart a rich man and a scientist who are determined to capture Everest for themselves. This beautiful story is a celebration of music, friendship, and the amazing scenery of China.

‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ (2019)

Hiccup is thrilled to find another Light Fury, proving Toothless isn’t the last of his kind. But when a new dragon hunter appears, the Vikings of Berk must find a hidden, mythical world to protect themselves. This challenges the connection between dragons and their riders, forcing them to decide the fate of both species. This concluding film of the trilogy beautifully wraps up the story with themes of growing up and making sacrifices.

‘In Time’ (2011)

Imagine a world where time is money, and people stop aging at twenty-five. To stay alive, they have to earn more time. When Will Salas unexpectedly receives over a century’s worth of time from a dying man, he’s wrongly accused of murder. He’s forced to go on the run, taking a hostage, and determined to expose the unfair system that lets the rich live forever while others struggle for every second. This thrilling story examines the extreme gap between the haves and have-nots and what happens when time truly is valuable.

‘The Proposal’ (2009)

A book editor is facing deportation to Canada, so she asks her assistant to enter a marriage of convenience to remain in the US. The two embark on a trip to Alaska to meet his family, all while being monitored by a skeptical immigration officer. As they try to convince everyone their relationship is real, they grapple with quirky family members and surprisingly develop genuine feelings for each other. This lighthearted story explores the clash and eventual bond between two very different people thrown together in a complicated situation.

‘The Croods: A New Age’ (2020)

The Croods, a prehistoric family, are on the hunt for a new, safer home when they meet the Bettermans, a more evolved family. Living in a protected and comfortable paradise, the two families clash, but they must learn to overcome their differences when a dangerous threat appears. The movie continues the story of family, sticking together, and learning to adjust to a changing world.

‘Despicable Me 4’ (2024)

Gru’s life is turned upside down when he unexpectedly becomes a dad to a mischievous son. Soon after, a vengeful former enemy escapes from prison, forcing Gru and his family to go into hiding. While trying to adjust to family life, Gru also continues his work as an agent fighting villains. This new movie adds exciting gadgets and plenty of the hilarious Minion antics fans love.

‘Shrek Forever After’ (2010)

Shrek is having a tough time and feels like he’s lost his spark, so he makes a bargain with Rumpelstiltskin to relive his glory days for just one day. But the deal goes wrong, and Shrek finds himself in a bizarre world where he never existed, and Fiona is leading a rebellion of ogres. He has to find a way to win back Fiona’s love and fix the timeline before the day is over. This movie wraps up the main Shrek story, focusing on the importance of appreciating what you have and the bonds of family.

‘HIM’ (2025)

This sports movie tells the story of a seasoned football star who mentors a rising talent, helping him adjust to the challenges of professional sports. It honestly portrays the mental and physical strain of being a top athlete, and how fame can impact a person. As the older player’s career winds down, he’s forced to confront past mistakes and what he wants to be remembered for. The film offers a realistic look at balancing a demanding career with personal relationships and family.

‘Bugonia’ (2025)

This movie follows two conspiracy theorists who kidnap a high-ranking executive, convinced she’s an alien. They hold her captive and try to uncover what they believe is a dangerous plot threatening the world. The film blends suspense with dark comedy as the characters grapple with paranoia and hidden corporate truths. It’s a fresh take on a beloved Korean film, updated for today’s viewers with a striking visual approach.

Tell us which of these movies you have already seen in the comments.

2026-01-03 22:45