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Prime Video’s ‘Jack Ryan: Ghost War’ Tops Weekly Streaming Charts as Netflix and Apple TV+ Battle for Viewers

The latest weekly streaming charts from JustWatch reveal a competitive week across major streaming platforms in the United States, with blockbuster action series, returning fan favorites, and breakout dramas dominating audience attention from May 18–24, 2026.

Leading the movies chart this week is Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War, which debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. streaming rankings. The new thriller from Prime Video narrowly edged out Send Help at No. 2 and Remarkably Bright Creatures at No. 3.

The strong debut highlights continued audience demand for high-stakes action franchises and established intellectual properties in the streaming space. Meanwhile, longtime fan favorite The Devil Wears Prada remained a force on streaming, landing at No. 5 nearly two decades after its theatrical release.

Netflix also made a major impact this week with The Boroughs claiming the No. 1 position on the television charts. The series overtook Off Campus and The Boys, which finished at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively.

Another major Netflix title, The Crash, debuted at No. 4 on the movie rankings, further strengthening the platform’s hold on weekly streaming engagement.

Apple TV+ also posted one of its strongest weeks in recent memory, placing two series inside the top five television rankings. Widow’s Bay secured the No. 4 spot, while Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed rounded out the top five.

The latest data reflects how competitive the streaming landscape has become, with platforms continuing to rely on high-profile originals, recognizable franchises, and prestige television to maintain subscriber engagement.

According to JustWatch, additional streaming trend reports are on the horizon. The company is preparing to release a new Pride campaign next week, highlighting the most popular LGBTQ+ stories streamed over the past year.

Readers can explore the full charts and streaming visuals through the shared JustWatch media assets folder.