Top 10 Week of Nov. 29: ‘The Power of the Dog’ Debuts as #1 Film as We Say Goodbye to the Professor and the Robinsons →

TOP 10 LISTS: NOVEMBER 29 - DEC 5

Following a 12-year hiatus from directing, Jane Campion's acclaimed western-dramaThe Power of the Doghas taken the #1 spot on the Top 10. The film starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemons and Kodi Smit-McPhee, opened with 27.2M hours.

Last week, it was all about the holiday films. New to the top 10 were a Castle for Christmas at #2 with 25.55M hours andSingle All the Wayat #6 with 13.82M hours.Love HardandThe Claus Familyare on their fifth week in the Top 10, and A Boy Called Christmas made the list for the second week in a row. In addition to these new films, classic seasonal films like 2018's The Christmas Chronicles and 2020's The Christmas Chronicles 2 also saw a boost.

On the TV side, it was final farewells that swept the #1 spots this week. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist)the Spanish heist story from Alex Pina that has taken the world by storm, racked in a staggering 189.92M hours. From red jumpsuits to everyone's favorite sexy robot, the closing season of the family adventure series Lost in Spacelanded the #1 spot on the English side with 47.38M hours viewed. Audiences around the world were catching up with the Robinson family with S1 landing at #4 with 20.9M hours.

We also welcomed new names/entries to the list including unscripted series School of Chocolate, anime series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure STONE OCEAN, and family series Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous S4. Meanwhile,other shows have proven their staying power with double digit weeks in the top 10, including limited series Maidat 10 weeks, Korean dramas Squid Game at 12 weeks and Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha at 14 weeks.