Netflix France weekly top 10 Lupin Le Clan Collision Course, Digi Mart USA News: Netflix published its weekly ranking on Tuesday evening covering October 26 to November 1. In France, Lupin remains at the top of the series chart in its first full week, and its earlier parts are rising with it.
The Omar Sy series occupies four of the first five places, with the second place held by Djadel Show.
On the film side, the Corsican comedy Le Clan takes first place ahead of Collision Course, a Spanish thriller that drew 10.7 million views worldwide in three days. The documentary about Matthew Perry ranks sixth.
In its first full week, Part 4 of Lupin drew 10.8 million views worldwide, or 65 million hours watched, compared with 6.4 million in its first three days. It remains the top non-English series, appears in the top 10 in 90 countries, and ranks first in 46 of them.
Over ten days it has accumulated 17.2 million views.
The comparison with Part 3 remains unfavorable. In October 2023, Part 3 drew 14.1 million views in its first full week and had accumulated 25.7 million after its first two weeks on the chart.
Part 4 is down 23 percent for the week and roughly a third lower in cumulative totals. The gap noted last week is therefore narrowing, but not closing.
Older parts are benefiting from the return. Worldwide, Part 1, released in January 2021, rose from 2.1 million to 5.2 million views and became the second-largest non-English series of the week.
Part 2 ranks sixth among non-English series with 3.2 million, and Part 3 eighth with 3 million. In France, Part 1 climbs to third place, Part 3 to fourth and Part 2 to fifth.
Celui qui s’appelait Matthew Perry, released on Tuesday, October 27, was published on the eve of the third anniversary of the death of the actor who played Chandler in Friends. The documentary series by Mary Robertson has three episodes of about one hour each.
It draws on testimony from the actor’s sister, Mia Perry Bowick, and from friends and colleagues, but none of the main Friends cast members take part. In six days it drew 9.5 million views worldwide, making it the most-watched English-language series of the week.
It is ranked in 70 countries and first in 18 of them.
Nobody Wants This enters the French chart in seventh place, one week after its third season was released. Worldwide, it rose from 6.2 million to 7.2 million views.
Season 2, however, drew 9.4 million in its second week in 2025, so Season 3 is down 23 percent for the same week.
Two series released on Friday, October 30 also joined the chart. Djadel Show holds second place.
Its Season 2 is released one episode per Tuesday, with the final episode arriving on November 10. Below fell from third to tenth place.
In its fourth week, Josh Hartnett’s miniseries dropped to 3.8 million worldwide views and lost the lead among English-language series it had held for three weeks. It has accumulated 49.7 million views.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, Le piège, À l’est d’Éden and Season 4 of La Diplomate dropped off the chart.
Le Clan is a Corsican comedy written, directed and starring Éric Fraticelli, with Denis Braccini, Jean-François Perrone and Philippe Corti. It is adapted from a play performed nearly 300 times before more than 100,000 spectators.
Released in cinemas in January 2023, the film drew 215,000 spectators there. On Netflix it ranks only in France and three overseas territories: third in New Caledonia, sixth in Réunion and tenth in Guadeloupe.
Collision Course, titled Colisión in its original version, debuted this week. The Spanish film by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, starring Laia Costa, Luis Zahera and Karra Elejalde, follows a gang that robs a Madrid bank in 2013 during the economic crisis, before an accident during the getaway brings old betrayals to the surface.
Online since Friday, October 30, it drew 10.7 million views in three days. It ranks second among non-English films worldwide, appears in the top 10 in 83 countries and ranks first in 25.
Worldwide, the only non-English film to do better is Contre l’ouragan, still fourth in France. The Mexican film about Hurricane Otis lost 11 percent of its views, falling to 12.4 million, but keeps the lead among non-English films for a second week, ranks first in 32 countries and has accumulated 26.4 million views.
Comme des riches holds third place.
Intouchables, first the previous week, falls to eighth place in its third week. Animals drops from second to ninth place.
Worldwide, Ben Affleck’s thriller went from 10.7 million to 4.7 million views but remains the top English-language film for a fourth week.
Armored, the Halloween special Hot Wheels Let’s Race, Sacrifice, À vie, Les Vieux Fourneaux 2: Bons pour l’asile and Adieu Monsieur Haffmann dropped off the chart.
The next ranking is due Tuesday, November 10 evening, covering November 2 to 8. That ranking will show whether Lupin holds the top spot for a third week and will give the first full-week result for Collision Course.
