Overview
- Since its late‑August release the Robert De Niro– and Adam Scott‑led thriller has rapidly climbed Netflix’s daily top 10s around the world and is charting at number one in dozens of countries.
- Third‑party trackers, reported by What's on Netflix and FlixPatrol, put the film’s three‑day opening at 23.2 million views, a vendor‑reported metric that Netflix itself has not published.
- Critics and audiences have been lukewarm, with aggregated scores showing a below‑average Tomatometer rating and low audience measures alongside an IMDb score in the mid‑6s.
- Reviews single out strong performances—particularly De Niro—and moody direction, while common criticisms cite a predictable plot, pacing problems, and underused twists.
- Industry coverage frames the title as evidence that Netflix’s mid‑budget, star‑led strategy can drive big platform debuts and raises the possibility of sequels or similar projects if viewership holds.