Netflix unveils top watched films and series in Italy

Curious about what’s trending on Netflix in Italy? Discover the top films and series from the past week!

It’s that time of the week again when Netflix pulls back the curtain on what’s been captivating viewers in Italy. From May 12 to 18, 2025, the streaming giant has revealed an intriguing mix of old favorites and fresh faces. The competition among shows and films has never been fiercer, and the latest rankings are a testament to that. Let’s dive into what viewers are buzzing about!

The top 10 shows making waves

This week, Netflix’s top 10 shows are a fascinating blend of returning favorites and exciting newcomers. Among the highlights, we see shows like Per Sempre, L’eternauta (which I must say, Hideo Kojima himself has highly recommended), The Four Seasons, and You taking their rightful spots. However, these long-standing contenders are met with stiff competition from a slew of new entries that have taken the audience by storm.

Interestingly, Love, Death & Robots Volume 4 has kicked off its season with a bit of a slow start, debuting at a modest ninth place. It’s a bit surprising, really, considering the buzz surrounding its return. But that’s the beauty of Netflix—it’s a platform where even the most anticipated shows can sometimes miss the mark right out of the gate. Reminds me of when I was eagerly waiting for a sequel to my favorite game, only to find it didn’t live up to the hype. Can you relate?

Box office hits on Netflix

Shifting gears to the realm of movies, the list is equally as compelling. The new entry Barbie has made quite the splash, soaring into the top three—who would’ve thought a doll could dominate the silver screen like this? Following closely are Paradise Highway, Cento Domeniche, and Trolls 3, each bringing their unique flair to the rankings.

Notably, A Deadly American Marriage: The Jason Corbett Case has also caught viewers’ eyes, proving that true crime remains a captivating genre. Meanwhile, the film holding the record for longevity in the top 10 is Exterritorial: Beyond the Border, which has been a fixture for three weeks now. It seems this film has struck a chord with audiences, perhaps due to its thought-provoking themes or compelling storytelling.

What’s next for Netflix?

As we look to the future, it’s fascinating to consider how Netflix plans to evolve its viewing experience. Recently, the platform announced plans to incorporate AI-driven advertising, even during paused moments in videos. Now, that’s a double-edged sword, isn’t it? On one hand, it could enhance personalization; on the other, it risks annoying viewers in their downtime. Personally, I can’t help but feel a bit uneasy about that. I mean, when I pause a show, it’s my time to zone out, not be bombarded with ads!

But as we know, the landscape of streaming is ever-changing. With rising competition from other platforms, Netflix will undoubtedly continue to innovate and adapt. It’s like a game of chess—each move counts, and the stakes keep getting higher. So, what will be the next move in this ongoing battle for viewer attention? Only time will tell.

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