Millie Bobby Brown’s Netflix film franchise “Enola Holmes” returned with its third installment on July 1. The new movie debuted with 20.7 million views in five days.

With that total, “Enola Holmes 3” became the most-watched title on Netflix during the week of June 29 to July 5. Still, the film has had a slower start than its predecessor: “Enola Holmes 2” was released in 2022, back before the streamer measured audience size in terms of views, and achieved 64.1 million hours watched. Divided by the movie’s 131-minute runtime, that translates to 29.3 million views, ahead of the third movie’s 20.7 million — and it should be noted that “Enola Holmes 2” hit that total in just three days.

Also notable on the English-language films chart this week were “Voicemails for Isabelle” with 13.3 million views in its third week and “Little Brother” with 12.7 million views in its second week.

On the TV front, “I Will Find You” led the chart with 16 million views in its third week, while “Worst Neighbor Ever” debuted with 10 million views. “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Season 2 landed in second place with 9.6 million views in its second chart week while also giving a boost to Season 1, which ended up at fourth place with 3.6 million views. Sandwiched in between them at No. 3 was the second chart week of “Salish & Jordan Matter” Season 2 with 4.7 million views, while Season 1 trailed at No. 7 with 1.5 million views.

Season 4 of “Sullivan’s Crossing” debuted at No. 5 with 3 million views and was followed by the June 29 edition of “Raw: 2026” with 2.3 million views.

Tied with 1.3 million views at the bottom of the chart were two children’s shows: “Danny Go!” in its seventh week and “Ms. Rachel in its 26th week.”

See the Netflix Top 10 for June 29 to July 3 below, beginning with English-language movies and TV, followed by non-English-language movies and TV.