New data released by the analytics firm FlixPatrol provides a detailed look into the streaming preferences of audiences in the United States on Saturday, July 5, 2025. The rankings, compiled based on aggregated data reflecting viewer popularity across various platforms, offer a snapshot of the most-watched movies and television shows on that specific day. The report, which was published on July 6, 2025, highlights several prominent titles capturing significant viewer attention.
Overall US Streaming Landscape
According to the FlixPatrol data for July 5, 2025, the overall Top 10 list, encompassing both movies and television shows across all major streaming services tracked in the United States, featured a mix of anticipated sequels and potentially new entries. Prominently appearing on this comprehensive list were the film “The Old Guard 2,” the animated feature “KPop Demon Hunters,” and the political comedy “Heads of State.” This overall ranking serves as a key indicator of broad viewer interest across the diverse streaming ecosystem on that particular day, showcasing which titles managed to cut through the crowded market to reach a wide audience.
Deeper Dive: Platform-Specific Trends
The FlixPatrol report further segments the data to provide insights into viewer behavior on specific major streaming platforms, revealing distinct trends and popular titles unique to each service’s library.
Amazon Prime Video
On Amazon Prime Video, the data for July 5, 2025, indicated strong performance for several titles. The overall Top 10 list for Amazon Prime Video viewers in the United States featured both films and television series. Notably, the movie “Heads of State” appeared on this list, signifying its popularity specifically within the Prime Video user base, in addition to its presence on the overall US chart. Also featuring prominently on the Amazon Prime overall Top 10 was the television show “Countdown.”
Focusing specifically on movies within the Amazon Prime Video platform, the FlixPatrol data revealed the Top 10 films streamed on July 5, 2025. This list was led by familiar titles, including “Heads of State,” reinforcing its position as a significant draw for Prime Video subscribers. Alongside it on the Prime Video Movie Top 10 was the action-thriller sequel “The Accountant 2.” The repeated appearance of “Heads of State” across multiple Amazon Prime Video lists suggests a particularly strong viewership for the film on the platform on July 5, 2025.
HBO Max
Separately, the data for HBO Max (referred to as HBO in the original data source) provided insights into the titles resonating most with its subscribers in the United States on the same day. The FlixPatrol report detailed the top-performing movies and television shows exclusively on this platform.
For movies streamed on HBO Max on July 5, 2025, the Top 10 list included the much-anticipated adaptation “A Minecraft Movie.” Its appearance at the top signifies considerable interest among HBO Max subscribers in the gaming-inspired film.
In the realm of television series on HBO Max, the Top 10 list for July 5, 2025, featured returning popular series. The data specifically highlighted the continued popularity of “And Just Like That…,” the sequel series to “Sex and the City,” and the period drama “The Gilded Age.” These series captured the most viewership among TV content available on the HBO Max platform on that day.
Understanding the Data: The Role of FlixPatrol
These rankings are derived from the comprehensive tracking conducted by FlixPatrol, a service known for aggregating streaming data from various sources globally to provide insights into content popularity. The figures for July 5, 2025, in the United States, offer a specific, single-day snapshot of which films and series were generating the most engagement across major platforms as reported by FlixPatrol on July 6, 2025. It is important to note that these lists reflect popularity metrics as tracked by the service for that specific date and do not necessarily represent viewership figures across an entire week or month.
Conclusion
In summary, the streaming landscape in the United States on July 5, 2025, as illuminated by FlixPatrol’s data, saw a diverse array of content capturing viewer attention. The political comedy “Heads of State” demonstrated significant cross-platform appeal, featuring on both the overall US Top 10 and multiple Amazon Prime Video lists. Meanwhile, sequels like “The Old Guard 2” and “The Accountant 2,” along with new or ongoing popular titles such as “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Countdown,” “A Minecraft Movie,” “And Just Like That…,” and “The Gilded Age,” rounded out the top rankings on various platforms. This data, released on July 6, 2025, provides valuable insight into the dynamic nature of streaming consumption and the specific titles that resonated most strongly with American audiences on that mid-summer day.
