Major Netflix Movie Falls From Top 10 After One Week
If you pay attention to the Netflix Top 10 lists at all there's one major trend that is near bulletproof, whatever new original movie from the streamer is released will capture audience's attention for quite sometime. Take The Adam Project for example, though the film debuted on March 11, it's still on the Top 10 movies on Netflix in the United States. The latest major movie to be released by the streamer has been the exception that proves the rule as Judd Apatow's The Bubble has sunk like a stone and fallen out of the Top 10 after just a week of release.
Since premiering the highest that The Bubble has ever charted on the Netflix Top 10 movies was the #3 position, which it held for about five days before slipping down the ranks and then falling out of the top 10 completely. For comparison's sake, Academy Award nominee Don't Look Up debuted on Christmas Eve and stayed in the Top 10 movies through the beginning of February, while the Kevin James-comedy Home Team debuted on January 28 and remained in the Top 10 through March 1. Even the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which was even more reviled than The Bubble, was in the Netflix Top 10 movies for two weeks.
Suffice to say the drop off that The Bubble has sustained in Netflix's users isn't the best sign for the film, and the reactions to the film that you can see below say a lot about what viewers think of it.
So bad
prevnextI watched the first 5 minutes of The Bubble and it was so bad it made me want to cancel the Netflix subscription that I don't even pay for.
— Monkeys Might Puke! (@SleazyDanLester) April 8, 2022
-7 out of 10
prevnextAnother idiotic movie I can save y'all from is The Bubble on Netflix, I give it a -7/10
— Iced Tee (@Its_her_tmac) April 9, 2022
I cannot remember being this disappointed
prevnextI am finishing "The Bubble" on Netflix and I cannot remember being this disappointed by a movie.
— Dr. Smoke Smell Sabotage, MFA, PhD, Darkness (@VytautasMalesh) April 9, 2022
oppressively unfunny
prevnextThe @netflix movie The Bubble is an oppressively unfunny meandering mess of a film.
— Matt Wease (@mattwease) April 9, 2022
Pick Something Else
prevnextThe Bubble on Netflix...pick something else, anything else!
— Dr Sophie Pointer 💉💉AZ now BOOSTED (@SophiePointer) April 9, 2022
It was sh-t
prevnextNetflix The Bubble review.
Looks like something Judd Apatow knocked up on the shitter on his iPhone, so his mates, and family could get work during covid.
It was shit, barely worth 1 star – and it only got that cos Paul Rudd wizny in it.
— C Roberts(Occupation by force is so last empire) (@CRobertsonUK) April 9, 2022
some of the worst writing
prevnextThe Bubble on Netflix literally has some of the worst writing/plot points I’ve ever seen in a movie
— Evan Werner (@myrealnameiskev) April 9, 2022
I'm canceling
prevnext@netflix y’all drop another movie like the bubble and I’m canceling y’all shit
— Talk Nice (@TalkNicePodcast) April 9, 2022
One of the worst things
prevnextwatched half of that the bubble movie on netflix, my god, one of the worst things ive seen…
— meg (@jesuismegz) April 9, 2022
I gave up
prevFor the love of God do not waste any minutes of your life on "the bubble"on Netflix. How they managed to make a film that bad with that cast is in itself a skill. First film in a long time I gave up halfway through.
— Luke W (@alukeonlife) April 9, 2022