This is the new Christmas classic on Prime Video that nobody expected

The movie Red One, starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, has reached a historic milestone on Prime Video by becoming the platform’s biggest cinematic success, accumulating 50 million views in the last four days. Despite its remarkable success in streaming, the box office figures were less impressive, earning only 185 million dollars against an estimated budget of 250 million, indicating a disappointing performance in theaters. Sweet Christmas (sometimes) Since its initial release, Red One has secured its place in the hearts of the audience, returning to the number 1 spot […]

The movie Red One, starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, has reached a historic milestone on Prime Video by becoming the biggest cinematic success of the platform, accumulating 50 million views in the last four days. Despite its remarkable success in streaming, the box office figures were less impressive, earning only 185 million dollars against an estimated budget of 250 million, indicating a disappointing performance in theaters.

Sweet Christmas (sometimes)

Since its initial release, Red One has secured its place in the hearts of the audience, returning to the number 1 spot on Prime Video during the Christmas festivities of 2025. Its appeal has remained, being a staple in this year’s holiday programming and challenging the notion that only classic films can capture the audience’s attention during this season. No other Christmas movie on Netflix has managed to make a similar impact this year, with the classic Klaus being the closest to Red One’s success, although it still lags behind in terms of popularity.

The reviews for Red One have been mixed; some consider it a weak film, but its success in streaming suggests that its appeal lies in the experience it offers. This situation highlights a growing trend in content consumption, where audiences often become more receptive to productions on streaming platforms despite weak box office performance. It seems that Red One has found its second life on Prime Video and, if it continues its upward trajectory, it may become a contemporary Christmas classic.