Netflix Movie With A-List Cast Tops Streaming Charts 2 Weeks in a Row

Netflix’s recent crime thriller continues to dominate streaming audiences. The Rip has remained in the top position for a second straight week after a commanding debut. The film’s continued performance on the platform places it among the most-watched Netflix releases of the year.

The Rip is still #1 on Netflix in week two after massive first week viewership

Netflix’s action thriller The Rip continues to dominate streaming charts, maintaining the top position in the United States during its second week of release. Data from Netflix’s Top 10 Movies in the United States list covering January 19 through January 25, 2026, places the film at Number 1, highlighting strong interest from subscribers.

Released on January 16 and helmed by writer director Joe Carnahan, the film quickly became an international performer. It drew 40.4 million views during its opening week and remained in Netflix’s Top 10 across 93 countries (via Tudum).

Set against the backdrop of Miami’s narcotics division, the thriller movie centers on a police unit still grappling with bureaucratic red tape six weeks after the murder of its commanding officer. When officers receive a tip about a potential cartel cache, they raid an abandoned property only to discover millions of dollars in hidden cash. The unexpected find fuels suspicion within the team, placing professional alliances under strain. It forces each member to question who can be trusted as the situation escalates.

The ensemble cast is led by Matt Damon as Lieutenant Dane Dumars and Ben Affleck as Detective Sergeant J.D. Byrne. Other cast members include Steven Yeun as Detective Mike Ro, Teyana Taylor as Detective Numa Baptiste, and Sasha Calle as Desiree “Desi” Lopez Molina among others.

Critical reviews for the film have been largely favorable. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an 80% approval rating from 134 reviews. Meanwhile, audience scores sit at 64% on Popcornmeter. 

Source: Comingsoon.net