Jennifer Lopez's Latest Thriller Knocks Martin Scorsese Out Of Netflix's Top 10

Jennifer Lopez's Latest Thriller Knocks Martin Scorsese Out Of Netflix's Top 10

Jennifer Lopez's thrilling performance in 'The Mother' has propelled the action-packed movie to the top of Netflix's charts, knocking Martin Scorsese out of the top 10 The film's gripping storyline and Lopez's dynamic portrayal of a fierce matriarch have captivated audiences worldwide

Jennifer Lopez's latest action movie, The Mother, has secured a coveted spot on Netflix's all-time top 10 list and has even surpassed Martin Scorsese's critically acclaimed The Irishman. In the film, Lopez portrays a nameless assassin who resurfaces after years of living in seclusion to rescue the daughter she placed in foster care. The Mother's popularity was evident from the get-go, as it achieved the largest opening weekend for a movie on Netflix thus far this year when it premiered in May. The movie continues to dominate Netflix's weekly charts and has accumulated an impressive 229.3 million hours of views within its first 28 days. This feat has led to The Mother replacing Purple Hearts in eighth place and bumping The Irishman from the list altogether. Currently, Sandra Bullock's 2021 drama, The Unforgivable, occupies the No. 10 slot.

Why The Mother Has Been So Popular

Jennifer Lopez's Latest Thriller Knocks Martin Scorsese Out Of Netflix's Top 10

The Mother may not have received glowing reviews from critics, but its popularity on Netflix cannot be denied. Since its premiere, the film has consistently topped the streaming giant's weekly top 10 chart, thanks to its tried-and-true plot and intense action scenes. With Jennifer Lopez leading the cast, The Mother was destined for streaming success even before its release. Credit must also be given to director Niki Caro, who has a track record of directing strong female-led films. Her ability to bring out the best in Lopez resulted in a captivating and powerful performance that drives the film forward.

and Lopez are considering turning The Mother into a franchise, with a potential sequel focused on Zoe (played by Lucy Paez), but no official announcement has been made yet. The film's success suggests that it could be the start of a new ongoing franchise for Netflix.