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KPop Demon Hunters is Netflix's most-watched movie of all time

KPop Demon Hunters is Netflix’s most-watched movie of all time

Posted on 27 August 2025 By jobuzo

Huntr/x has indeed shown us how it’s done-done-done. KPop Demon Hunters is now the queen it was meant to be, taking the crown as the most-watched title on Netflix. The charming animated film has racking up 236 million views since its debut on June 20.

The movie is about exactly what it says on the tin: a trio of k-pop idols secretly protect the human world from demons. But it became a smash hit this summer thanks to its unexpectedly insightful themes and unbelievably catchy soundtrack. In fact, the music is so good that the movie recently had four different tracks in the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100 chart at the same time; no other movie soundtrack has done that before.

Netflix even parlayed the popularity of KPop Demon Hunters into a limited theatrical run, offering fans a chance to sing along with the film last weekend. Although the streaming service hasn’t shared any figures from the theater singalong, Variety reported that based on other studios’ projections, Netflix made an estimated $18 to $20 million over the two days of showings.

The previous holder of most-watched on Netflix was heist flick Red Notice, which has generated 231 million views since 2021. Considering KPop Demon Hunters surpassed several years’ worth of views in a matter of months, that’s one heck of a takedown.

KPop Demon Hunters is Netflix’s most-watched movie of all time


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