Even as Netflix celebrates its silver jubilee, viewers spent some quality ‘Me Time’ with Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg and Regina Hall as the film debuted atop the English Films List with 59.23 million hours viewed.

The buddy comedy, full of unexpected adventures and the Kevin Hart-Seal duet you didn’t know you needed, appeared in the Top 10 in 92 countries.

‘Look Both Ways’ remained in the second spot with 29.89 million hours viewed. Starring Lili Reinhart and Danny Ramirez, the “what-if” romantic comedy was in the Top 10 in 86 countries.

Laura and Massimo’s relationship continued to leave viewers wanting more as ‘The Next 365 Days’ had 27.01million hours viewed. In its third week, the Jamie Foxx-Dave Franco vampire-comedy ‘Day Shift’  came in fourth with 20.46 million hours viewed. ‘Purple Hearts’ is still pulling at viewers’ heartstrings. The film was in the fifth spot with 12.36 million hours viewed, Netflix said in a statement Wednesday.

Newcomers to the list included ‘Running with the Devil: The Wild World of John McAfee’ with 10.63 million hours viewed and ‘That’s Amor’ with 10.47 million hours viewed.

The Non-English Films List welcomed new favorites: Danish thriller ‘Loving Adults’ (17.48 million hours viewed), Korean action-adventure ‘Seoul Vibe’ (7.2 million hours viewed), Spanish documentary ‘The Figo Affair: The Transfer that Changed Football’ (3.46million hours viewed) and Italian comedy ‘Watch Out, We’re Mad’ (2.4 million hours viewed) all entered the list.

Returning favorites included Norwegian teen drama ‘Royalteen’ (10.44 million hours viewed), Japanese sci-fi film ‘Fullmetal Alchemist The Revenge of Scar’ (8.31 million hours viewed) and Indian dark comedy ‘Darlings’ (2.47 million hours viewed), amongst others.