The most popular movie on streaming service Netflix is now The Man From Toronto, the direct-to-streaming action-comedy launching to the top of rankings in its debut week on the platform.

Despite a dismal 29 per cent critic score and 44 per cent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, audiences are eating up the flick, which stars pint-sized comedian Kevin Hart as Teddy and famously bloodshot-eyed Woody Harrelson as the titular "Man From Toronto."

The hard-double-T "Toronto" enunciation dropped a total of 29 of times during the action-comedy has already drawn the ire of local movie-streamers, even resulting in an apology from the film's stars for their crime against Toronto culture.

The Man from Toronto is Trending no. 1 on Netflix, any reviews before I watch pic.twitter.com/IrBFllOtBE

— Omwamba 🇰🇪 (@omwambaKE) June 26, 2022

But despite this immersion-breaking and frequent slip-up going over like a lead balloon with local audiences, the movie has shot up to the top of the charts as global audiences happily consume the poorly-rated and lazily researched movie.

I thoroughly enjoyed this Man from Toronto movie. Kevin Hart is foolish I swear 🤣🤣🤣🤣

— Pharaoh👳🏾‍♂️👑 (@MrMekzy_) June 25, 2022

It stands as the most-watched movie overall on Netflix as of June 27, ranking #1 in 89 different countries, including Canada. And even with a mediocre IMDB score of 5.7/10, some people seem to love the flick.

Really good movie... Watched it today too😂😂😂

— Oguike Ifeanyi (@AgentBauer4) June 26, 2022

"Some" is the operative word, as many more people are raining down hate on the movie.

I fully understand why Jason Statham dropped out of The Man From Toronto, this film is a 2 pack of ass.

— Ahmed🇸🇴 (@big_business_) June 26, 2022

Whether it's the plot, the acting, or even the shaky camera movement, there are endless comments on social media that have this writer wondering what all the hype is about.

Currently watching The Man From Toronto right now and it's already reminding me of why I don't like shaky cam in action films. pic.twitter.com/IipeJhWcSu

— Tristan Michels #HappyBisexualPrideMonth! (@MichelsTristan) June 26, 2022

One viewer hints that the key to enjoying this one is not overthinking it, or in their own words: "If you turn off your brain it's ridiculous fun."

The Man From Toronto is an extremely silly & wacky action/comedy with Kevin Hart doing his usual shtick and Woody being Woody, for those exact reasons at some point during the film I started to get on board with it, if you turn off your brain it's ridiculous fun. #ManFromToronto pic.twitter.com/fBSRLrGxDa

— matte (Matt Cote) (@m77oz) June 24, 2022

The 2012 historical drama Argo actually took the time to explain how the city's name is properly pronounced, but definitely botched other facts and angered Canadians in the process.

Argo was nominated for seven Oscars, a set of accolades The Man From Toronto is unlikely to match.