Today’s Top Trending Movies & Shows
Netflix
- TV Show: Little House on the Prairie continues to lead Netflix’s U.S. TV lineup, maintaining strong momentum after its successful debut.

- Movie: Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea remains one of Netflix’s most-streamed films, while Enola Holmes 3 continues its extended run in the Top 10.

Prime Video
- TV Show: Elle remains Prime Video’s signature original series this month.

- Movie: Ride or Die premieres today, joining Project Hail Mary as one of the platform’s biggest July attractions.

Disney+
- TV Show: X-Men ’97 – Season 2 continues to be Disney+’s top-performing original series.

- Featured Programming: SharkFest 2026 continues drawing family and documentary audiences with new National Geographic specials.

Hulu
- TV Show: The Bear remains one of Hulu’s strongest-performing series.

- Coming Soon: Anticipation continues to build for King of the Hill, one of Hulu’s most-awaited July premieres.

HBO Max (Max)
- TV Show: House of the Dragon continues to anchor Max’s lineup.

- Also Trending: The Long Walk remains one of the platform’s most-watched recent movie releases.

Apple TV+
- TV Show: Silo – Season 3 continues to dominate Apple TV+ viewing.

- New Release: Lucky premieres today and is expected to become one of the service’s most-watched new originals this week.

Peacock
- TV Show: Love Island USA continues to generate strong daily engagement.

- Scripted Highlight: The Five-Star Weekend remains one of Peacock’s highest-profile original dramas.

Paramount+
- TV Show: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds continues to lead Paramount+’s original programming.

- Movie: Wardriver remains one of the platform’s most-streamed films.

Trend Takeaway
Mid-July streaming is being driven by a combination of high-profile premieres and established franchise hits. Today’s biggest newcomer is Apple TV+’s Lucky, while Netflix continues benefiting from Little House on the Prairie and Enola Holmes 3. Prime Video strengthens its July lineup with Ride or Die, and long-running favorites such as House of the Dragon, Silo – Season 3, and X-Men ’97 continue to keep viewers engaged.































