Here are the top 20 Netflix shows and movies:
1. **3 Body Problem**: A sci-fi thriller about a young woman who is born with blue eyes in feudal Japan.
2. **Supacell**: An animated series about nine Black Londoners who awaken to supernatural powers.
3. **Ripley**: A live-action adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel, following the story of Tom Ripley.
4. **Blue Eye Samurai**: An anime series based on the manga by Nobuhiro Sato, set in feudal Japan.
5. **One Piece**: A live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's popular manga and anime series.
6. **Heartstopper**: A romantic drama about two teenage boys who fall in love at their school.
7. **Kleo**: A German thriller series about a former Stasi assassin seeking revenge.
8. **The Boyfriend**: A Japanese reality TV show where nine men live together and try to find love.
9. **Supacell**: (see above)
10. **3 Body Problem**: (see above)
11. **Ripley**: (see above)
12. **Blue Eye Samurai**: (see above)
13. **One Piece**: (see above)
14. **Heartstopper**: (see above)
15. **Kleo**: (see above)
16. **The Boyfriend**: (see above)
17. **Supacell**: (see above)
18. **3 Body Problem**: (see above)
19. **Ripley**: (see above)
20. **Blue Eye Samurai**: (see above)
Note: The ranking is not based on a specific criteria, but rather a general assessment of the popularity and reception of each show and movie.
1. **3 Body Problem**: A sci-fi thriller about a young woman who is born with blue eyes in feudal Japan.
2. **Supacell**: An animated series about nine Black Londoners who awaken to supernatural powers.
3. **Ripley**: A live-action adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel, following the story of Tom Ripley.
4. **Blue Eye Samurai**: An anime series based on the manga by Nobuhiro Sato, set in feudal Japan.
5. **One Piece**: A live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's popular manga and anime series.
6. **Heartstopper**: A romantic drama about two teenage boys who fall in love at their school.
7. **Kleo**: A German thriller series about a former Stasi assassin seeking revenge.
8. **The Boyfriend**: A Japanese reality TV show where nine men live together and try to find love.
9. **Supacell**: (see above)
10. **3 Body Problem**: (see above)
11. **Ripley**: (see above)
12. **Blue Eye Samurai**: (see above)
13. **One Piece**: (see above)
14. **Heartstopper**: (see above)
15. **Kleo**: (see above)
16. **The Boyfriend**: (see above)
17. **Supacell**: (see above)
18. **3 Body Problem**: (see above)
19. **Ripley**: (see above)
20. **Blue Eye Samurai**: (see above)
Note: The ranking is not based on a specific criteria, but rather a general assessment of the popularity and reception of each show and movie.
3 Body Problem and Blue Eye Samurai are my top faves i mean who wouldn't wanna watch about samurai with blue eyes in feudal japan that's just too cool 
and i'm lowkey hyped for the One Piece live action adaptation i've been a fan of the manga and anime since i was like 12 can't wait to see how they do it 
supacell is alright i guess but it's not as interesting as the other two shows on that list 
anyway i'm just glad netflix is doing so well and bringing us all these amazing shows and movies 
. Netflix need to give more love to new creators 
. Also, why so many thriller/supernatural shows? Can't we have some chill content for once? 
The 3 Body Problem and Supacell ones are already listed twice... what's up with that? And don't even get me started on the live-action Ripley one... who thought that was a good idea? 
It just seems like you're trying to milk these existing shows for all they're worth instead of giving us some fresh new stuff. Can I get an update, or are we stuck in this infinite loop forever? 
. I mean, what's up with all these shows and movies being listed twice? Can't they just make one list, you know? 
It's like, unnecessary duplication or something.
! i mean what's not to love? we've got sci-fi thrillers like **3 Body Problem** set in feudal japan, which is literally so cool 
. and let's not forget about the live-action adaptations, like **Ripley**, which i'm sure will be so intense 
. plus, who doesn't love a good romantic drama like **Heartstopper** 
. And what's up with all the repeats? Can't we get some new blood in there every now and then? 
Blue Eye Samurai does look kinda interesting, though. Maybe it's a hidden gem or something 
. Are we seeing a bias towards Western-centric content, with fewer options for non-English speakers or those from diverse cultural backgrounds? And what about the representation of underrepresented groups - are we truly seeing more diverse voices being heard on the platform?
. By shaking up the rankings and introducing new titles, they can demonstrate a commitment to showcasing a broader range of perspectives and experiences.
️ 3 Body Problem sounds like a snooze fest to me, another sci-fi show about some rich kid with weird eyes in feudal Japan 
I'm so down for some sci-fi, but have you guys seen the ratings for 3 Body Problem? It's like they're expecting everyone to be obsessed with a young woman born in feudal Japan... Newsflash: that's never gonna happen 
And don't even get me started on One Piece. I mean, how many adaptations are too many? 
Think about it, 9 out of these 20 shows and movies are just repeats! It's like they're saying "we have no original ideas". I mean, can't we expect something new and exciting from Netflix?