Prime Video has released its weekly rankings of the most-watched Original films and series worldwide for October 5 to 11, ‘The Love Hypothesis’ topped the film chart, while ‘Carrie’ ranked first among series.

According to an update published on Amazon’s official website yesterday, the rankings are based on the total number of Prime Video accounts worldwide that watched a title between Monday and Sunday. Series rankings include accounts that watched any available season. These rankings differ from those displayed in the Prime Video app, which reflect country-specific viewing data over a shorter period.

In the worldwide list of the top 10 Prime Original films, ‘The Love Hypothesis’ secured the first position. Spain’s ‘Drawn Together’ ranked second, followed by France’s ‘You+Me – Against the World’. ‘The Last Sunrise’ and ‘Project Hail Mary’ took the fourth and fifth positions, respectively. ‘The Runner’, ‘Masters of the Universe’, ‘Livestream From Hell’, ‘The Get Out’ and ‘A Working Man’ completed the top 10.

Among Prime Original series, ‘Carrie’ topped the rankings, followed by ‘Neagley’ and ‘Reacher’. ‘Off Campus’ ranked fourth, while ‘Sterling Point’ secured fifth place. India’s ‘Dupahiya’ ranked sixth, followed by Spain’s ‘Red Queen’ at seventh. South Korea’s ‘A Love Other Than Yours’, Mexico’s ‘The Trial’ and ‘Kill Jackie’ completed the list.

In the non-English film category, Spain’s ‘Drawn Together’ claimed the top position, followed by France’s ‘You+Me – Against the World’. Spain’s ‘Culpa Mia’, ‘Culpa Nuestra’ and ‘Culpa Tuya’ ranked third, fourth and fifth, respectively. The remaining titles in the top 10 were ‘Agent Zeta’, ‘Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End’, ‘Boulevard’, ‘Tell Me Softly’ and Italy’s ‘No Place to Be Single’.

India’s ‘Dupahiya’ topped the non-English series rankings. Spain’s ‘Red Queen’ ranked second, followed by South Korea’s ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ and Mexico’s ‘The Trial’. Mexico’s ‘I Would Rather Die’ secured fifth place, while India’s ‘Rise and Fall’ ranked sixth. Germany’s ‘Maxton Hall—The World Between Us’, France’s ‘Paul’, Italy’s ‘R.I.P. – Roast in Peace’ and Chile’s ‘Cathedrals’ completed the top 10.

The weekly rankings showcase the performance of Prime Video Original titles across different languages and markets worldwide.