These were Netflix's most marathon series during 2018

Netflix seldom publishes audience data for its productions, but it does allow us to take a look at certain elements that also determine the popularity of its shows. This year they have published a list with the 10 most marathon series in 2018, and the three films that most people saw more than once.
Netflix measured the average time for each session that people invested in watching each of these series between January 1 and November 28, 2018. And in the case of the movies have only shared the curious data of those that were most views repeatedly by users.
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Although the numbers in the series are based only on the US viewing data, those in the movies are global, but none are related to the total views of each production.
The originals of 2018 and their stars on Instagram
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The list published by Netflix refers only to its 10 most marathon series in the year, it does not include licensed content but its originals:

    On My Block
    Making a Murderer: Part 2
    13 Reasons Why: Season 2
    Last Chance U: INDY
    Bodyguard
    Fastest Car
    The Haunting of Hill House
    Anne with an E: Season 2
    Insatiable
    Orange Is the New Black: Season 6

As for the films the top 3 is occupied by 'My first kiss' (The Kissing Booth),' To all the boys I fell in love with '(All the Boys I' ve Loved Before) and 'Roxanne Roxanne'. Between the first two they add 80 million reproductions and their impact goes beyond being looked at again and again.

'All the guys I fell in love with' was so popular this year around the world that the actions of a company that makes a drink that appears in the film for a couple of seconds and that we do not even see the brand, They went up since the movie premiered on Netflix.
Screenshot 2018 12 12 At 11 54 24

Netflix also published a list of "the stars we fell in love with this year," that is, those talents whose Instagram accounts had the most growth since they appeared in a Netflix series or movie in 2018.

We had already commented in October about how these celebrities went on to win millions of followers in extremely short periods of time thanks to the impact of their appearances in Netflix productions.

By the end of the year the list has been updated to include stars such as the 'Fab Five' of Queer Eye, Hanna Gadsby for her special Nanette, and Kiernan Shipka, Sabrina in 'The Thrilling Adventures of Sabrina'.

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