Netflix: less than a month after its release, this thriller is already the 4th most viewed film on the platform

Available since December 23, 2022 on Netflix, this suspense thriller has seduced (almost) everyone. The proof: it is now in the list of the most viewed films in the history of the streaming platform.

This is called a successful bet! After witnessing the success of the film At loggerheads by Rian Johnson in dark rooms, Netflix officials have concluded a deal with the director, who will produce two new thrillers for the streaming platform. For this, Netflix has signed a contract of $400 million. Glass Onion: a story at loggerheads was released on December 23, 2022 and, unsurprisingly, it was a hit with subscribers. The new investigation led by detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) pleased viewers so much that the feature film is already ranking 4th of the most viewed films in the history of the streaming platform, less than a month after its release. It already counts more than 273 million hours of viewing! If Rian Johnson’s project continues to attract audiences, he might, who knows, dethrone bird box instead of number 3! The film with Sandra Bullock had more than 282 million hours of viewing when it was released and is followed by Don’t Look Up (359 million hours) and Red Notice in first place with 364 million hours of viewing.

When will the third installment be released? At loggerheads on Netflix?

Subscribers to the streaming platform are eager to discover Benoit Blanc’s third investigation. Nevertheless, it will be necessary to be patient because Rian Johnson is waiting to have a sufficiently relevant and accomplished plot idea before launching production. We can bet on a release date, at the earliest, in November 2024 on Netflix.

What we know about the plot ofAt loggerheads 3

Although the filmmaker is keeping his first script ideas a secret for the time being, he has already announced that the third film would take place in the United States. “I want it to be in America”, he told Insider before adding: “I’m tempted to go to Paris or the Alps but I think it’s really important that it’s American films. Even with Glass Onion, it’s set overseas, but it’s a group of Americans who are trapped on an island together, so bringing the plot a little closer to home, I think that would be good for the next movie.” That’s something to help us wait a bit!

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