‘Black Panther’ most-Googled movie of 2018
GOOGLE'S 2018 Year in Search reveals that ‘Black Panther' was the year's most searched- for movie, while the late Spider-Man creator, Stan Lee, features in the top five most- searched for terms of 2018.
As the year draws to a close, it's time to take stock of 2018. Google, for one, has released its Year in Search, running down 2018's top- trending queries in several categories. These trends also vary from country to country.
Topping the global and American rankings, Ryan Coogler's ‘ Black Panther' movie leads the way as the internet's the most searched for film of 2018. It was a pivotal year for the blockbuster which, as well as grossing over US$ 1 billion worldwide, has also bagged Golden Globe nomination for Best Drama movie.
' Deadpool 2' comes second in the list, followed by ‘Venom,' ‘Avengers: Infinity War,' the Freddie Mercury biopic, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,' Bradley Cooper's directorial debut, ‘A Star is Born,' ‘ Incredibles 2,' ‘ The Nun,' ‘A Quiet Place' and ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.'
As for actors, Sylvester Stallone tops the list of Google's most- searched names worldwide in 2018, followed by Logan Paul, the internet video celebrity who was the center of a controversy at the beginning of the year involving footage of the corpse of a man who had committed suicide in Japan. Actor and comedian Pete Davidson – who famously stars in ‘Saturday Night Live' on US TV and was brief ly engaged to the singer Ariana Grande – comes third.
When it comes to TV shows, several Netf lix series feature in the top 10 most- searched shows on Google, with ‘Altered Carbon,' ‘ The Haunting of Hill House' and ‘ Lost in Space' all in the ranking. In the US, ‘Roseanne' tops the list of most- searched shows, following the lead actress' racist tweet. — Relaxnews