Jennifer Lopez’s Netflix Movie Atlas Records Massive Streaming Numbers Despite Negative Reviews, Tour Cancellation and Marriage Troubles

• Atlas was broadcast for 1.3 billion minutes from May 24 to 30.
• It was watched more than the most watched streaming series, Bridgerton.
• The film currently has a negative rating of 21% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Jennifer Lopez is on top form again after her Netflix sci-fi thriller Atlas became triumphant among streaming films.

Atlas was the most streamed film of the week of May 24-30 in Luminate’s streaming rankings, according to Variety.

And it wasn’t just the number one movie – it crushed the other streaming movies in the top 10, with the runner-up being watched about a billion minutes fewer than Atlas.

The positive streaming numbers are much-needed good news for Lopez, 54, who has recently been dealing with a barrage of negative reviews for her latest film.

She has also faced reports of marriage problems with her husband Ben Affleck, who has been living separately in a rented mansion for weeks, and Live Nation announced last week that she had canceled her entire upcoming tour.

According to Luminate ratings, Atlas logged 1.3 billion viewing minutes during the week.

That’s almost 11 million views, according to the analytics company.

However, this seems to be a simplistic and somewhat abstract figure, as it was simply arrived at by dividing the total number of minutes by the length of the film, which was 120 minutes.

However, many viewers likely only sampled the film and watched for a few minutes, so the actual number of times Atlas was viewed is unclear from the latest rankings.

Netflix is ​​notoriously opaque with its viewership data, releasing it whenever it wants, but the streaming service only counts two minutes watched as a “view.”

Still, Atlas’ minutes viewed made it the top movie of the week among major streaming services.

In fact, it was also watched more than any series during this period, with the most-watched show, Bridgerton, having only 766.8 million estimated viewing minutes.

The second most watched film was Netflix’s Mother Of The Bride with 223 million minutes watched, while Prime Video’s The Blue Angels was watched for 181.4 million minutes.

The top 10 was completed by Netflix’s Thelma The Unicorn, Prime Video’s The Idea Of You, Unfrosted (Netflix), The Beach Boys (Disney+), In Good Hands 2 (Neflix), Golden Kamuy (Netflix) and Road House (Prime Video). .

While it’s difficult to know how many people actually watched Atlas in its entirety, the incredible ranking the film achieved suggests that there is significant interest in it and the film.

The film currently has a rotten rating of 21% according to the most prestigious film critics surveyed by Rotten Tomatoes.

On Metacritic, which rates pans’ strengths and praise, Atlas earned a score of 37 out of 100, indicating “generally unfavorable” reviews.

Jennifer’s marriage to Ben Affleck recently came under scrutiny after they were not seen together in public for weeks, after their love scenes were seemingly all over the place earlier in their relationship and their marriage.

Last week, the couple put on a rare united front to celebrate Ben’s daughter Violet, 18, at her graduation party, which they attended at his ex-wife Jennifer Garner’s home.

But the photos revealed that after the party, they went straight back to Ben’s rental mansion, and the Out Of Sight actress quickly left with just her assistant almost as soon as they arrived.

Ben and Jennifer reunited again on Sunday to attend son Samuel’s basketball game, which was also attended by Ben’s mother, Chris, and his ex-wife.

Notably, the couple, who looked particularly emotionless at the graduation party, greeted each other with an awkward air kiss on the cheek during the game.

The meeting came just days after the I’m Real singer canceled her entire summer tour “to be with her children, family and close friends.”

“My heart is completely aching and I’m devastated that I let you down,” the Hustlers star began in a statement.

“Please know that I wouldn’t do this if I didn’t think it was absolutely necessary.

“I promise I’ll make it up to you and we’ll all be together again. I love you all so much. Until next time…’, she wrote.

A source told DailyMail.com she needed to spend time with “family and close friends”, but they said the tour had “sold out well in most key cities”.

Jennifer’s tour was rumored to be suffering from anemic ticket sales, perhaps because it was named after her album This Is Me… Now, which had underperformed.

The tour was later renamed This Is Me… Live: The Greatest Hits, apparently to remind fans that she would be playing the older songs they loved, and the source said there had been a “good increase” in sales after the name. change.