The new spy movie 'The Union,' starring Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry, has quickly become Netflix's most popular film, ranking number one in 83 countries shortly after its release. Despite its success with audiences, the film has received mixed reviews, holding a 43% score on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics describing it as a forgettable action-comedy lacking depth. The plot follows an average guy, Mike, who is recruited by his ex-girlfriend Roxanne to join her secret intelligence mission. The film's chemistry between the leads has been praised, but audience reactions have also been lukewarm, with a 28% rating from viewers. In a recent discussion, the cast hinted at a potential sequel, suggesting that Netflix had envisioned a multi-film project. Alongside 'The Union,' other popular films trending on streaming services include 'Jackpot!' on Amazon Prime and 'Immaculate' on Hulu.