Despite his Controversial end, "My Year in Oxford" It was a big hit for the Netflix, telling a simplistic but disarmament charming Loveboy story that drew the global attention to its debut on August 1. Now, the Premier Video is coming for the romantic crown with a new movie that basically tells the same story as "My Year in Oxford" and enjoys the same kind of unexplored success in the world.

In "My Year in Oxford", Sofia Carson (which also played Nora Paris in Netflix's "wearing") Plays Anna de la Vega, an American student who leaves her homeland to study Victorian poetry for a year at the University of Oxford. There, she meets Jameimi Davenport of Corey Milchest, a young teacher, who, despite getting off on the wrong foot with her American student, soon has her pampered, with the couple climbing a passionate LOVEUBAL relationship. But Anna already has a banking job with Goldman Sachs to return to the states, which puts the couple's romance in danger. Hence, when Jameimi is eventually suffering from cancer, things are getting even more prestigious.

Again, the "map that leads to you" is essentially the version of this story of Prime Video. Based on the novel of PE Monninger of the same name, this modern fairy tale sees Starved "External Banks" Madeleine Clin Play Heather Mulgru, a recent graduate college that provided banking work in New York and decided to travel to Europe before accepting corporate life. However, on the train to Barcelona, ​​she meets the handsome wanderer Jackec (KJ Apa), which inspires her to live a more carefree life. The two quickly fall for each other until a turnaround that makes the "map leading to you" even more "my year in Oxford". Both films are characterized by women's waters who are afraid of accepting their true passion or giving up their souls in corporate America, and they are both handsome male waters with non-American accents. They also became mega hits for their appropriate stream.

When he made his debut "My Year in Oxford", Netflix's number one has appeared in 75 countries around the world, including the United States. He later became the number one film on the global graphs, and on the top 10 of Netflix, he remained on the number three on the same top lists until August 17 - more than two weeks after the release. According to the streaming looking seeker FlixpatrolDuring writing (almost a month after debuting "My Year in Oxford"), the film is still number seven on global graphs.

If you happen to be one of the viewers who moved the film to such heights, you may want to join the Prime Minister's subscribers, who are now doing the same on the "map leading you". After FlixpatrolThe Prime Video's Romance -based Prime Video's Romance at Netflix had a similar success since its debut on August 20. The movie number one in 37 countries after its release and took first place in 39 countries during writing. It is also a table in a total of 52 countries in the world and is the number one movie in the world of stream.

Then, there is clearly, there is an unsaturated appetite for terminally sick handsome men and conflicting young women who are in the run. Maybe everyone is turning to these films for comfort now that "Summer I turned well" ends. Regardless of the case, if you wanted "My Year to Oxford", you will probably want the "map that leads to you".