You never know what Netflix's hit will be, but subscribers seem to be very ready for some revenge activities with topics in the 1970s. Alice, who slipped under the radar in 2022, became a modest hit on Netflix, leading the road to the lower half of the first 10 most watched States' films and set up to perform the graphs in the coming days.

The movie Starswoli Keke Palmer, who had previously starred in The choked scientific science/horror blockbuster of Jordanordan Chicken "Nope" and form a part of Roles for the upcoming "Spacebols 2,", as a title of enslaved person turned Badas. The story follows Alice as she escapes what seems to be a rural plantation in the 19th century Georgialar, just to discover that she actually lives in 1973. The truck driver of the custom helps Alice adapt to the shock, introducing it to the decade and notifying the abolition of slaves in the United States. After absorbing the culture of the 1970s and took signs from Pam Grieri to Kofi in 1973, Alice returned to his former plantation to oppose its owner (Nyoni Lee Miller).

"Alice" marked the directorial debut of Christine Ver Linden, who had previously sold several scripts before writing his 2022 crime thriller and stepping up. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2022 before hit the theaters in the United States in March of that year, where only a little 373,000 USD at the box office. His reviews were not very ideal, but Netflix subscribers seem to now helping help Alice avenge.

Alice hit Netflix on September 30, 2025 and immediately stated. According to FlixpatrolA page that follows streaming services, the film has hit the number eight on the Netflix Top 10 film list in the United States, the day after it was added to the platform. It is good for the film to move forward, as "Alice" has a lot of time to climb up, as more viewers become aware of his presence on Netflix.

Whether those viewers will come out satisfied remains to be seen, however. "Alice" was nominated for several NAAFP image awards, but will not escape the result of 29% of critics of Rotten tomatoes. Indeed, those who looked at the film after the initial release were mostly unimpressed, with Johnon Deform of the Hollywood reporter complaining of his "asyubopitic mix of realism and fulfillment of the desire" and summarized the first director of Christine Veren. Interestingly, as Henderson goes to Rogerebert.com, he found Alice as "so stray he is afraid to offend that he borders a parody," Other critics were disappointed and disappointed when they discovered that the film used the very real historical struggles of the Black American in July. Brian Talerica of Rogererbert.com found similarly the movie "More Exploatative Than Strengthening".

However, there were some critics who liked the movie well enough, with Noel Murray of the Los Angeles Times: "While Ver Linden's ideas never coalition," Alice "is at least consistent." If you're ready for the challenge, "Alice" is currently on Netflix "Titans's Anger" became a hit on Netflix just earlier this year Despite its own result of 26% RT, Alice can still enjoy continuous success.