1992 Climbed to Sixth on Prime Video Charts
The film moved into the top ten global streaming rankings after gaining traction in 14 different countries.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Film — General
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The movie 1992 has reached the sixth position on the global Prime Video movie chart. The film is currently trending across 14 countries following its recent climb in streaming rankings.
Why it matters
The surge demonstrates how films can find renewed international popularity on streaming platforms shortly after their initial theatrical release. Despite this global success, the film remains absent from Prime Video in the United States, where it is distributed via Starz.
The movie has earned $2.9 million at the box office and maintains an 88% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. FlixPatrol reports the title currently trends in 14 countries.
The players
Prime Video
This is a subscription video-on-demand service developed by Amazon that provides streaming entertainment content globally.
Starz
This is a premium cable and streaming network that distributes various films and television series in the United States.
Rotten Tomatoes
This is a digital review aggregation website that provides audience and critic scores for films and television programs.
FlixPatrol
This is a streaming analytics platform that tracks and publishes daily viewership rankings for video-on-demand services.
The details
After entering the Prime Video global charts in 10th place on October 8, the film ascended to the sixth position by October 9. While it gains momentum on Prime Video internationally, audiences in the United States continue to access the film through Starz.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: 1992 ranked 10th on Prime Video global charts.
October 9, 2026: 1992 reached 6th on Prime Video global charts.
Industry Dynamics
The film's climb to sixth place follows the pattern established by the FlixPatrol daily global streaming rankings for measuring international content consumption. This highlights the ongoing trend of films finding secondary life in international streaming markets that differ from their domestic release strategies.
International viewers can currently watch the film on Prime Video as it trends across 14 countries. United States viewers looking to watch the film must use the Starz platform instead.
The takeaway
Popularity for films can fluctuate rapidly across international borders based on regional platform licensing agreements. Viewers are encouraged to check local listings to determine which specific streaming service carries the title in their region.
Further reading
For more on the latest performance of recent releases, explore our coverage of Film — General.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ScreenRant.
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