The Crawleys are back on the menu. Downton Abbey: A New Era has muscled its way back into the JustWatch Top 10 movies in the United States this week, proving Americans can’t get enough of the long running British period drama.
Landing at No. 10 on the charts for September 8 to 14, the 2022 film joins a mixed line-up of war epics, crime thrillers, and superhero blockbusters. While titles like Friendship and Warfare dominated the top spots, A New Era quietly returned to the rankings, reminding viewers that the Crawley family’s saga still carries plenty of weight in the binge era.
Top 10 Movies – United States (Sept 8–14, 2025)
| Rank | Title | Streaming Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Friendship | HBO Max |
| 2 | Saving Private Ryan | Prime Video, AMC+, Apple TV+, others |
| 3 | Warfare | HBO Max |
| 4 | Highest 2 Lowest | Apple TV+ |
| 5 | Thunderbolts* | Disney+ |
| 6 | The Thursday Murder Club | Netflix |
| 7 | Sinners | HBO Max |
| 8 | Black Bag | Prime Video |
| 9 | Unknown Number: The High School Catfish | Netflix |
| 10 | Downton Abbey: A New Era | Fubo, Peacock, Starz, Apple TV+, others |
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On the TV side of the charts, Task continues to dominate at No. 1, followed closely by Alien: Earth and The Girlfriend. Netflix’s Wednesday also hangs tough in the Top 5, while Only Murders in the Building keeps Hulu in the conversation.
Top 10 TV Shows – United States (Sept 8–14, 2025)
| Rank | Title | Streaming Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Task | HBO Max, Spectrum |
| 2 | Alien: Earth | Hulu, Fubo, Philo, Spectrum |
| 3 | The Girlfriend | Prime Video |
| 4 | The Paper | Peacock, Spectrum |
| 5 | Wednesday | Netflix |
| 6 | Only Murders in the Building | Hulu |
| 7 | Peacemaker | HBO Max |
| 8 | Foundation | Apple TV+, Prime Video |
| 9 | The Terminal List: Dark Wolf | Prime Video |
| 10 | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | Paramount+, Peacock, Apple TV+ |
But it’s Downton Abbey that stands out this week, not just for sneaking into the rankings but for proving that slower, character driven storytelling can still cut through the noise of genre giants. Whether it’s nostalgia, curiosity, or just a craving for a bit of period elegance, America’s back at the Abbey.
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