‘Bugonia’ Tops Peacock’s Top 10 Most-Watched Movies List This Week Again

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Peacock subscribers are currently flocking to a diverse mix of animated favorites and high-stakes thrillers to start the new year. The streaming service features a blend of classic DreamWorks titles alongside some of the biggest theatrical releases from the latter half of 2025. This week shows a strong preference for family-friendly adventures and thought-provoking science fiction narratives that dominate the trending charts. Audiences are exploring both recent theatrical hits and beloved older films that have found a second life on the digital platform.

‘Shark Tale’ (2004)

'Shark Tale' (2004)
DreamWorks Animation

Oscar falls into fame after being mistaken for a brave shark slayer when a predator is accidentally killed. The young fish struggles to maintain his facade while befriending a vegetarian shark named Lenny. Various underwater characters navigate the Reef as a mob boss seeks revenge for the death of his son. This animated adventure features an ensemble cast and high stakes drama in the deep sea.

‘Abominable’ (2019)

'Abominable' (2019)
DreamWorks Animation

Yi discovers a young Yeti on the roof of her apartment building in Shanghai and names him Everest. She embarks on an epic journey with her friends to reunite the creature with his family at the highest point on Earth. The group must stay ahead of a wealthy businessman and a zoologist who want to capture the magical creature for their own gain. This visually stunning journey celebrates the power of music and friendship across the vast landscapes of China.

‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ (2019)

'How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World' (2019)
DreamWorks Animation

Hiccup discovers that Toothless is not the last of his kind when they encounter a female Light Fury. The sudden appearance of a dragon hunter forces the village of Berk to seek a legendary secret world to ensure their safety. As the bond between dragon and rider is tested they must decide the future of their respective species. This final chapter in the trilogy brings the story of growth and sacrifice to an emotional conclusion.

‘In Time’ (2011)

'In Time' (2011)
New Regency Pictures

In a future where time is the primary currency and aging stops at twenty-five people must work to buy more minutes to survive. Will Salas finds himself accused of murder after receiving a massive inheritance of time from a wealthy stranger. He takes a hostage and goes on the run to dismantle a corrupt system that favors the elite. The story explores themes of social inequality and the literal value of every second in a high-stakes thriller.

‘The Proposal’ (2009)

'The Proposal' (2009)
Touchstone Pictures

A powerful book editor faces deportation to Canada and convinces her assistant to marry her to stay in the country. The unlikely pair travels to Alaska to meet his family while being followed by a suspicious immigration official. They must navigate awkward family dynamics and unexpected feelings to keep the ruse believable. This romantic comedy highlights the friction and eventual connection between two very different people under pressure.

‘The Croods: A New Age’ (2020)

'The Croods: A New Age' (2020)
DreamWorks Animation

The prehistoric Crood family searches for a safer place to live and encounters the more advanced Betterman family. Tensions rise as the two families struggle to coexist in a walled-off paradise filled with modern conveniences. A new threat forces both groups to put aside their differences and work together to survive. This sequel continues the themes of family unity and adapting to change in a vibrant world.

‘Despicable Me 4’ (2024)

'Despicable Me 4' (2024)
Universal Pictures

Gru welcomes a new member to the family with the arrival of a son who seems intent on tormenting his father. The family is forced to go on the run after a new nemesis and his girlfriend escape from prison to seek revenge. Gru must balance the demands of suburban life with his responsibilities as an agent of the Anti-Villain League. This installment expands the popular franchise with new gadgets and the signature humor of the Minions.

‘Shrek Forever After’ (2010)

'Shrek Forever After' (2010)
DreamWorks Animation

Shrek experiences a mid-life crisis and makes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin to feel like a real ogre again for a single day. He finds himself in a twisted alternate reality where he was never born and Fiona is the leader of an ogre resistance. Shrek must find his one true love and restore his original timeline before the day ends. This film serves as the final main entry in the series exploring themes of gratitude and family.

‘HIM’ (2025)

'HIM' (2025)
Universal Pictures

A legendary football player takes a promising young athlete under his wing to navigate the complex world of professional sports. The film explores the psychological toll of fame and the immense physical demands of staying at the peak of performance. As the veteran player nears the end of his career he must reconcile his past failures with his desire for a lasting legacy. This sports drama provides a raw look at the intersection of ambition and family life.

‘Bugonia’ (2025)

'Bugonia' (2025)
Element Pictures

Two men obsessed with conspiracy theories kidnap a powerful executive under the belief that she is an extraterrestrial visitor. They interrogate their captive in a secluded location while attempting to expose a plot they believe threatens all of humanity. The story balances suspense and dark humor as the characters navigate a web of paranoia and corporate secrets. This film reimagines a Korean cult classic for a modern audience with a unique visual style.

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