One of its original films, Murder Mystery, has shattered the record for an opening weekend on the streaming platform.

The film stars Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston as a married couple who find themselves involved in a murder investigation on a yacht.

The comedy was reportedly watched by 31 million accounts between June 14th and June 16th. Netflix counts a “view” as an account having watched at least 70% of the film’s runtime, including the credits.

The figure means the movie boasts the biggest opening weekend in Netflix history.

In addition, it is likely that Murder Mystery will surpass Sandra Bullock’s film Bird Box which holds the record for the most views in a week.

At least this one you can watch with your eyes open!

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According to the synopsis, Murder Mystery focuses on a New York City cop played by Sandler, who takes his wife (Jennifer Aniston) on a trip to Europe. The two immediately make friends on the flight to Europe and receive an invitation to a yacht party hosted by an elderly billionaire. After the billionaire gets murdered, a world of trouble is upon Sandler and Aniston’s characters.

While Adam Sandler has an exclusive deal with Netflix, this will be the first time that Jennifer Aniston partners with the streaming service. Sandler’s Netflix movies are getting regularly panned by the critics, but that doesn’t affect their popularity. According to Netflix, its subscribers spent more than a half-a-billion hours watching Sandler’s movies on the service. The next in line of those movies is The Week Of, which is scheduled for release on April 27th. It will star Sandler, Chris Rock, Rachel Dratch, and Steve Buscemi among others.

Before Murder Mystery hits Netflix, we will have an opportunity to see Jennifer Aniston in upcoming movies Dumplin’ and The Yellow Birds. She will also star in a new Apple TV series alongside Reese Witherspoon.

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One of its original films, Murder Mystery, has shattered the record for an opening weekend on the streaming platform.

The film stars Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston as a married couple who find themselves involved in a murder investigation on a yacht.

The comedy was reportedly watched by 31 million accounts between June 14th and June 16th. Netflix counts a “view” as an account having watched at least 70% of the film’s runtime, including the credits.

The figure means the movie boasts the biggest opening weekend in Netflix history.

In addition, it is likely that Murder Mystery will surpass Sandra Bullock’s film Bird Box which holds the record for the most views in a week.

At least this one you can watch with your eyes open!

The post “Murder Mystery” Now Holds a Netflix Record appeared first on EverydayKoala.

According to the synopsis, Murder Mystery focuses on a New York City cop played by Sandler, who takes his wife (Jennifer Aniston) on a trip to Europe. The two immediately make friends on the flight to Europe and receive an invitation to a yacht party hosted by an elderly billionaire. After the billionaire gets murdered, a world of trouble is upon Sandler and Aniston’s characters.

While Adam Sandler has an exclusive deal with Netflix, this will be the first time that Jennifer Aniston partners with the streaming service. Sandler’s Netflix movies are getting regularly panned by the critics, but that doesn’t affect their popularity. According to Netflix, its subscribers spent more than a half-a-billion hours watching Sandler’s movies on the service. The next in line of those movies is The Week Of, which is scheduled for release on April 27th. It will star Sandler, Chris Rock, Rachel Dratch, and Steve Buscemi among others.

Before Murder Mystery hits Netflix, we will have an opportunity to see Jennifer Aniston in upcoming movies Dumplin’ and The Yellow Birds. She will also star in a new Apple TV series alongside Reese Witherspoon.

The post Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston Reunite for New Comedy appeared first on EverydayKoala.