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Netflix’s New Thriller Hostage Called “10/10” by Viewers Who Binge It in One Sitting

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Netflix’s new political thriller Hostage is being hailed as a must-watch. Fans are bingeing all five episodes in one day, calling it “10/10.”

Netflix’s Hostage Is the Latest Binge-Worthy Hit

Netflix has dropped a new limited series that fans are already calling a “10/10 masterpiece.” The show, titled Hostage, has only five episodes, but viewers say it’s so gripping that they’re bingeing the entire season in just one sitting.

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The high-stakes political thriller is packed with intense twists, international drama, and emotional storytelling—condensed into less than five hours of viewing.

The Plot of Hostage

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Suranne Jones, Isobel Akuwudike and Ashley Thomas all star in the political drama (Netflix)
Suranne Jones, Isobel Akuwudike and Ashley Thomas all star in the political drama (Netflix)

The story follows a terrifying crisis:

The British Prime Minister’s husband is kidnapped during a crucial diplomatic summit.

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At the same time, the French President receives escalating threats.

With lives and national security at risk, the two leaders must decide whether to work together or risk political warfare.

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Star-Studded Cast

Suranne Jones stars as British Prime Minister Abigail Dalton, with fans praising it as one of her strongest performances.

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Julie Delpy takes on the role of the French President, bringing both tension and humanity to the screen.

What Viewers Are Saying

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Fans have taken to social media to share their excitement:

“Hostage on Netflix is so, so good. The Brits know how to make TV.”

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“Hostage on Netflix. 10/10.”

“Just finished in one sitting—couldn’t look away! Suranne Jones is phenomenal.”

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Over on Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds a 78% approval rating, but audience reviews online are far more enthusiastic.

Behind the Scenes

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Lead actress Suranne Jones told Netflix’s Tudum:

“Hostage was perfect… backed by a brilliant team. I loved every second of it.”

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Writer Matt Charman, best known for Bridge of Spies, added:

“An embattled British PM in the middle of a fight for her country and her family—she’s fierce, ruthless, and you can’t take your eyes off of her.”

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Where to Watch

Hostage is now streaming exclusively on Netflix, and at just five episodes, it’s the perfect weekend binge.

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