Jodie Comer and Austin Butler’s 2024 Crime Flop movie finally hits Prime Video

As streaming audiences settle into long holiday movie-watching sessions, not all films making it to streaming lists are of the festive variety. Of course it is predictable Actor Bruce Willis tops the Prime Video chartsbut Megan Fox’s non-party sci-fi horror film “Subservience” also dominates Netflix’s top 10 list. At the same time.

Now, another non-holiday movie is making a splash on Prime Video. Written and directed by Jeff Nichols “The Bikeriders” is a beautiful piece of art starring Austin Butler Like Benny Cross, a member of the Vandals Motorcycle Club founded by Tom Hardy’s Johnny Davis in Chicago. The film also stars Jodie Comer as Kathy Power, Penny’s love interest, in a role that was supposed to bring greater success to the British actor. Aside from giving us another Tom Hardy’s accent is weird“The Bikeriders” attempted to capture the essence of the picture book in which it was named, chronicling subversives while transforming from a group of guys just hanging out into a full-fledged gang and charting the broader changes in American culture by proxy. This has led to some good reviews as well, with the film currently having an 80% rating Rotten tomatoes.

Unfortunately, the commercial performance wasn’t quite as impressive, as the film’s production was lower than expected 36 million dollars worldwide with an estimated budget of between $30 and $40 million. But thankfully, the Vandals have been given the opportunity to ride once again on Prime Video, where “The Bikeriders” has finally found some success.

“The Bikeriders” arrived on Prime Video on December 10, 2024 and became an instant hit. according to Flex Patrola site that compiles streaming viewing figures, the film debuted at number seven in the US on December 11 before climbing to third place the next day. At the time of writing, “The Bikeriders” is ranked second on the list of most-watched films in the United States, suggesting that the film could continue its climb and reach the top spot by the end of the week.

However, in order to do so, it will have to compete with Dwayne Johnson’s celebratory efforts “Red One” was not a huge hit at the box office But this certainly wasn’t the theatrical success Amazon was certainly hoping for. However, The Rock’s Christmas still currently dominates the Prime Video charts, keeping Comer and Butler’s drama from taking the top spot for the time being. Is there enough time for people to get bored of “Red One” and for “The Bikeriders” to usurp its place? Time will tell, but it will be interesting to see if Jeff Nichols’ crime drama can top the charts when most people are busy watching “Elf” or “Home Alone” or forgotten. Queen Latifah Christmas moviesit seems.