Matt Damon’s and Ben Affleck’s Action Hit Tops Netflix’s Weekly Most-Watched Movies List Again This Week

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During the week of January 19, 2026, Netflix viewers in the US were watching a variety of content, including action-packed movies, true crime series, and films based on popular books. The most-watched titles show how diverse Netflix’s offerings are, with everything from new releases and classic TV movies to beloved animated films. People are enjoying both familiar favorites and new original shows and movies. Here’s a look at the most popular films on the service this week.

‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ (2018)

‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ tells the story of Miles Morales becoming Spider-Man and teaming up with Spider-People from other universes to protect reality. The movie is famous for its unique animation, which looks like a living comic book. As Miles figures out his superpowers, he gets help from experienced heroes like Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy. The film celebrates courage and the idea that anyone can be a hero.

‘The Royal We’ (2026)

‘The Royal We’ is a movie based on the book by Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan. It tells the story of an American student who falls in love with a British prince. The film shows the difficulties of dating someone royal, like a lack of privacy and the pressure of tradition. Rebecca Porter has to figure out if her relationship with Prince Nicholas can survive the intense public scrutiny. It’s a fictional glimpse into the personal lives and sacrifices made within a modern royal family.

‘Spectre’ (2015)

‘Spectre’ follows James Bond as he unravels a worldwide criminal network called Spectre, after receiving a puzzling message. Simultaneously, Bond’s boss, M, struggles to maintain the importance of the secret service amidst shifting political landscapes. The film explores a surprising personal link between Bond and the organization’s leader, Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Audiences can expect thrilling, large-scale action scenes filmed across the globe, including locations in the UK, Mexico, and Morocco.

‘Amish Stud: The Eli Weaver Story’ (2023)

“Amish Stud: The Eli Weaver Story” tells the true story of a man from an Amish community who had multiple affairs. Eli Weaver then persuaded one of his lovers to help him murder his wife, hoping to break free from his marriage and the rules of his religion. The film follows the police investigation that revealed the hidden secrets within this private community, as well as the trial and the aftermath for those involved in the crime.

‘KPop Demon Hunters’ (2025)

‘KPop Demon Hunters’ follows the members of a popular girl group who secretly fight supernatural creatures. They balance the demands of their music careers with using their magical powers to defend the world from demons. The animation blends the colorful style of modern music videos with elements of classic Asian stories. This exciting story emphasizes the strong bond and commitment between the group members as they confront perilous dangers.

‘People We Meet on Vacation’ (2025)

Inspired by the popular novel, ‘People We Meet on Vacation’ tells the story of Poppy and Alex, best friends who’ve taken a summer trip together for ten years. After a fight caused a two-year rift, they decide to take one last vacation to try and repair their friendship. The movie looks at how long-term friendships can evolve into something more, following their travels around the world as they deal with their past and unspoken emotions.

‘Suitcase Killer: The Melanie McGuire Story’ (2022)

‘Suitcase Killer: The Melanie McGuire Story’ tells the true story of Melanie McGuire, a fertility nurse who was convicted of murdering her husband. The film shows how she poisoned and cut him into pieces, then discarded his remains in identical suitcases. It focuses on the forensic clues and the evidence presented by prosecutors that ultimately led to her conviction. The movie also details the intense media attention and legal battles that characterized the case in the early 2000s.

‘No Time to Die’ (2021)

‘No Time to Die’ finds James Bond retired and enjoying a peaceful life in Jamaica until a friend from the CIA needs his help. This leads him on a dangerous mission to rescue a scientist, putting him face-to-face with a villain who has powerful new technology. Throughout the adventure, Bond confronts hidden truths about his own past and the evolving world of international spying. Importantly, this film marks the final time Daniel Craig will play the famous 007.

‘Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart’ (2026)

“Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart” tells the real story of Elizabeth Smart’s 2002 abduction at age fourteen from her home in Salt Lake City. The film details the nine months she was held captive and the police investigation that ultimately brought her home safely. Elizabeth Smart herself participated in making the film to ensure it accurately and respectfully portrayed what happened. It highlights her strength and courage during this difficult time and focuses on her journey to heal and recover.

‘The Rip’ (2026)

‘The Rip’ is a thrilling new film set on a dangerous coastline, where a group of people fight for survival against a powerful and deadly ocean current. As they battle the elements, hidden secrets and growing tension threaten to tear them apart. The film uses impressive visual effects to put viewers right in the middle of the terrifying experience, and it’s quickly become one of the platform’s most popular new releases this week.

Please share which of these movies you are planning to stream next in the comments.

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2026-01-28 18:16