Number 1 on Netflix in 49 countries, this film dethroned ‘Frankenstein’ to everyone’s surprise

The new film adaptation of ‘Frankenstein‘, directed by Guillermo del Torowas destined to be one of Netflix’s biggest hits in 2025. Leader on the platform since its launch, last November 7, the film starring Oscar Isaac e Jacob Elordi had already accumulated almost 62.9 million views in just 10 days. However, his reign came to a completely unexpected end.

This new film has already surpassed Frankenstein

The film’Bubbles of Love‘, whose international title is ‘Champagne Problems‘, began the journey of Christmas titles immediately reaching the top of the Netflix charts after their release. The romantic comedy starring Minka Kelly It was a project that many hoped would go unnoticed, but it ended up winning over the public.

Written and directed by Mark Steven Johnson, the same director of the film’Daredevil‘ starring Ben Affleck‘Burbulhas de Amor’ tells the story of Sydney Pricean ambitious businesswoman who travels to France to finalize the sale of a champagne brand and, there, falls in love with the charming son of the company’s founder.

The surprise hit of late 2025 on Netflix

To date, the film has only received seven reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, meaning it doesn’t yet have an official rating. However, five of these seven reviews are positive, suggesting that the film may be deeper and more moving than it appears.

According to data from Flixpatrol, ‘Borbulhas de Amor’ reached number 1 on Netflix in 49 countries upon its release, which took place on November 22nd. In the following days, its popularity continued to grow and reached the TOP 1 in 65 countriesa number he maintains today.

A ‘Here It All Begins’ Star Could Have Starred in ‘Love Bubbles’

‘Borbulhas de Amor’ is a smash hit that should please Tom Wozniczka (Drops of God), but may not be successful with one of the stars of ‘Here It All Begins’. As Terrence Telle confessed on TikTok, he almost got the lead role opposite Minka Kelly.

I’m devastated. A year ago, I was filming a series called Dear You for Prime Video. My agent called me: “Record a test video, I have a big English project for you that will premiere on Netflix. You need to send the video within 24 hours.” I recorded the video, and two weeks later my agent told me, “Um, that’s a good sign, you’re in the finals against another guy. You just need to take a chemistry test.” The test went well, I thought it was a good sign. A week passed and I thought I would get the news soon. I would tell my family, “It’s okay, I’m going to get a role in English, I have a good feeling.” Two weeks passed, three weeks… That’s when I realized things were starting to get really bad. And then I got the news: my agent told me they finally picked the other guy.