Netflix is ​​facing competition from Prime Video and I don't just think of subscriber numbers. The first remains An indisputable winner of the streaming warswith more than 300 million subscribers, despite the company's insistence on infinite price increases. Seriously, Netflix has become too expensive For the service that has not yet apologized for Kevin Hart's "elevator". Prime Minister Video is closest to the challenge of Netflix's reign, with its own 200 million subscribers, but even then has a long way before catching its competitor.

Now, it seems that the EFFEF streaming platform is causing Netflix in another way: with immediately forgotten streaming films. If you still doubt what is such a thing, 2025 should already clarify things for you with movies like Cameron Diaz's "Back to Action" dominated by Netflix tables In January, despite being terribly considered. It's not that all these films are bad. In fact, some may even be mild fun. Instead, it's even before you watch, somehow you know that you will have close to memory of the film after finishing. It is a talent of a kind, to pump films that easily slip in and out of our consciousness without leaving any lasting impression, and the one in which the Prime Minister Video becomes pretty good.

For example, take the "rifle wedding". This 44 percent of Rotten tomatoes Initially hit the premiere video in January 2023, and somehow proved to be a decent hit for Amazon's streaming service, helping the platform to the largest monthly increase in use according to Nielsen. Then, the "rifle wedding" disappeared under the unstoppable tide of "content", never to see, or to remember anyone. That is, until it began to climb the Prime Minister Video -Top lists again two years later.

What is "Wedding with a Rifle?" It's a romantic comedy action with Ennenifer Lopez and Oshos Duhamel, who act as a couple preparing for their destination wedding just to make their guests be trapped by pirates. I guess? It also contains the co-stars of Ennenifer Coulage and Lenny Kravitz. For any reason, "Rifle Wedding" - which /film reviewed as a Romanian -based film and average execution -Restores its Nurils with the main audience, reappears from the sidelines of streaming history to return the place to the most watched movie charts.

According to FlixpatrolA page that follows viewing numbers through streaming platforms, "Rifle Wedding" returned to US video film charts on February 1, 2025, hitting the number four. Then he stayed there three days before he went down to the number six on February 4, and then hit the seventh place the next day. During the writing, the film managed to drop sixth place, and is also briefly displayed on Haiti on February 4. It's all really a little confusing.

Why Premier Video Video has unearthed "a rifle wedding?" It may be simple as if the company assumed that everyone had forgotten that there was and promoted it as something new on the home screen in the first place. Maybe people really wanted this film and revised it before the day of the UNUNS. Or maybe Prime Minister Video thought people remember is not Kevin Hart's "elevator". However, Netflix should probably use the juice on whatever the algorithm, pumping things like "Back in Action", so as not to see their closest rivals better in this game in the film.