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Netflix Top 10 This Week: Charlize Theron’s ‘Apex’ Explodes to No.1 in 82 Countries

| Published: Thursday, April 30, 2026, 10:49 [IST]

Charlize Theron is back–and she’s ruling Netflix. Her survival thriller Apex has stormed to No. 1 globally, pulling massive viewership and dominating charts across continents.

Here’s a complete breakdown of what the world is watching right now on Netflix.

Apex Takes the Crown Globally
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Apex Takes the Crown Globally

Charlize Theron’s Apex has surged to the No. 1 spot on Netflix’s global English film list with a massive 38.2 million views, trending in 82 countries. Set against Australia’s Blue Mountains, the film blends survival drama with psychological tension, as Theron’s Sasha faces off against a deadly predator played by Taron Egerton. The buzz is amplified by Theron’s real-life climbing stunts, making this a must-watch spectacle.

Why to Watch: Survival thriller + high-stakes tension

Unchosen Debuts Strong at No. 1
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Unchosen Debuts Strong at No. 1

The new series Unchosen has made a powerful entry, debuting at No. 1 on the English TV list with 10.4 million views. The story dives into a restrictive religious sect, following Molly Windsor’s Rosie as she navigates freedom, identity, and danger. Its intense narrative and controversial themes have sparked conversations online.

Why to Watch: Dark psychological drama

Running Point Season 2 Scores Big
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Running Point Season 2 Scores Big

With 5.3 million views, Running Point Season 2 lands at No. 2. Kate Hudson returns as Isla, juggling leadership, family chaos, and romance. The addition of new characters and story arcs keeps the series fresh and binge-worthy.

Why to Watch: Light-hearted sports comedy

BEEF Season 2 Climbs the Charts
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BEEF Season 2 Climbs the Charts

BEEF Season 2 jumps to No. 3 with 4.1 million views, trending in 44 countries. With a new cast including Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan, the show explores class conflict and revenge with deeper intensity. Social media is buzzing over its symbolism and unpredictable twists.

Why to Watch: Dark comedy + social commentary

180 Holds Strong in Film Rankings
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180 Holds Strong in Film Rankings

At No. 2 in films, 180 continues its steady run with 17.5 million views. The story of a father seeking justice after tragedy strikes resonates emotionally, keeping audiences hooked week after week.

Why to Watch: Emotional revenge thriller

Roommates Brings Laughter to Charts
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Roommates Brings Laughter to Charts

With 12.1 million views, Roommates sits comfortably at No. 3. The clash between two very different college roommates delivers humor, chaos, and relatable moments that appeal to younger viewers.

Why to Watch: Relatable college comedy

Thrash & True Crime Add Variety
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Thrash & True Crime Add Variety

Thrash (No. 4, 9.6M views) blends disaster and survival with sharks in a hurricane–an unusual but gripping combo. Meanwhile, Untold: The Shooting at Hawthorne Hill (No. 5, 4.5M views) dives into a shocking real-life incident, keeping true crime fans engaged.

Why to Watch: Survival + real-life crime

Kids, Docs & Reality Join the List
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Kids, Docs & Reality Join the List

From Salish & Jordan Matter (2.9M views) to Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 (2.8M views), younger audiences have fresh picks. Meanwhile, Hulk Hogan: Real American (3M views) and Million Dollar Secret S2 (2.6M views) bring documentary and reality drama into the mix.

Why to Watch: Family + documentary + competition

Non-English Hits Making Waves
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Non-English Hits Making Waves

Love at Last leads the non-English film list with 2.6M views, while K-drama Sold Out on You tops TV with 4.7M views. Meanwhile, Ronaldinho: The One and Only continues strong, highlighting global sports fandom.

Why to Watch: Global storytelling

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