The latest issue of HMM is already up with the rest of the 04/18/10 calm before the storm data:
Expect the orange-yellow 2010 trend line to go up like a rocket next week as a result of Avatar sales.
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/ques...startid=Cover2
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Identifiable Blu-ray Unit Sales for the Week Ended 4/18/10
Estimates of Blu-ray units sold by title by two methods:
BD#Index is the estimate of units sold per title based on the index numbers on the Blu-ray Disc Top 20 chart. Each title units are estimated based on its Index number as a percentage to the #1 bestselling Blu-ray title.
BD#BD% is the estimate of units sold per title based on the Blu-ray marketshare off the Top 20 Sellers chart or the BD Title Share chart computed against the DVD units sales per title reported each week on the-numbers.com US DVD Sales Chart.
BDrank BDindex BDshare DVDunit BD#Index BD#BD% Title
1 100.00 28.22% 262,113 103,049 103,049 Sherlock Holmes
2 51.59 50.64% 30,314 53,163 31,100 The Hurt Locker
3 47.23 100.00% 48,670 Toy Story
4 43.18 14.00% 191,249 44,496 31,134 The Blind Side
5 40.09 100.00% 41,312 The Lord of the Rings: TMP Trilogy
6 40.04 100.00% 41,261 Toy Story 2
7 38.43 39,602 - Apollo 13
8 38.08 12.00% 262,849 39,241 35,843 Alvin*and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
9 31.93 31.31% 43,712 32,903 19,925 2012
10 28.84 18.00% 92,654 29,719 20,339 The Princess and The Frog
11 27.47 15.00% 121,804 28,307 21,495 New Moon
12 24.32 52.23% 25,061 - Zombieland
13 21.25 37.75% 32,304 21,898 19,590 The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day
14 19.93 28.86% 29,571 20,538 11,996 Fantastic Mr. Fox
15 19.16 21.00% 53,621 19,744 14,254 Pirate Radio
16 18.99 26.00% 34,985 19,569 12,292 Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call*New Orleans
17 17.97 18,518 - Pandorum
18 17.67 40.36% 18,209 - Iron Man
19 16.19 31.22% 16,684 - Ninja Assassin
20 15.28 31.78% 15,746 - The Dark Knight
33.61% - Law Abiding Citizen
22.00% 34,749 9,801 The Men Who Stare at Goats
15.00% 46,682 8,238 Brothers
7.00% 33,250 2,503 Edward Scissorhands
5.00% 75,464 3,972 Crazy on the Outside
677,689 345,529
Calculated Top 20 Estimate 372,557Last edited by Kosty : 05-04-2010 at 04:58 PM.
week ending 4/18/10
Not much with no new releases and Avatar coming up the next week.
$114.72 M DVD (down -15.52% YTY)
$15.77 M Blu-ray (up +46.20% YTY)
$130.49 M (DVD+BD) (down -10.98% YTY)
12.09% Blu-ray revenue marketshare (near the 12.31% YTD average)
18.68% Blu-ray top 20 unit marketshare (below the 19.67% YTD average)
Blu-ray was once again well up in the year to year weekly comparison mostly because it is being compared to a poor week last year after Easter. Much the same DVD and Blu-ray revenues from last week, the difference is last week was being compared to the 2009 Easter holiday week and this week is being compared to the 2009 post Easter holiday week.
A new record low 9.90 million new release total box office (TBO) for the new release box office down 84.97% from the previous year comparison week. Worst ever for that metric
Worst showing since 9/13/09 for DVD ( $103.87) , second worst showing for DVD weekly revenues on my charts going back to January 2008.
Worst revenue total for year for Blu-ray at $15.77 M, just barely behind 4/11/10 with 18.57 M 2/21/10 with $18.58 M and 1/17/10 with 18.94 M.
Blu-ray sales were below the year to date average $25.49 M but DVD sales were off the charts far below the DVD average of $178.00 M
http://www.homemediamagazine.com/res...ss-again-19153
Top 20 Sellers for the Week Ended 4/18/10
Top 20 Selling Blu-ray Discs for the Week Ended 4/18/10
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=4486
Not much with no new releases and Avatar coming up the next week.
$114.72 M DVD (down -15.52% YTY)
$15.77 M Blu-ray (up +46.20% YTY)
$130.49 M (DVD+BD) (down -10.98% YTY)
12.09% Blu-ray revenue marketshare (near the 12.31% YTD average)
18.68% Blu-ray top 20 unit marketshare (below the 19.67% YTD average)
Blu-ray was once again well up in the year to year weekly comparison mostly because it is being compared to a poor week last year after Easter. Much the same DVD and Blu-ray revenues from last week, the difference is last week was being compared to the 2009 Easter holiday week and this week is being compared to the 2009 post Easter holiday week.
A new record low 9.90 million new release total box office (TBO) for the new release box office down 84.97% from the previous year comparison week. Worst ever for that metric
Worst showing since 9/13/09 for DVD ( $103.87) , second worst showing for DVD weekly revenues on my charts going back to January 2008.
Worst revenue total for year for Blu-ray at $15.77 M, just barely behind 4/11/10 with 18.57 M 2/21/10 with $18.58 M and 1/17/10 with 18.94 M.
Blu-ray sales were below the year to date average $25.49 M but DVD sales were off the charts far below the DVD average of $178.00 M
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| Sherlock Holmes’ Uncovers Success Again 'Alvin,' 'Blind Side' repeated in second, third spots By Thomas K. Arnold April 21, 2010, 06:15 PM ET "Sherlock Holmes" There's no stopping "Sherlock Holmes." Aided by a dearth of new high-powered theatrical releases, the Warner Home Video actioner remained on top of the national home video sales and rental charts the week ending April 18. "Sherlock" had no real competition for the top spot on the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert sales chart, snagging the No. 1 for the second consecutive week. 20th Century Fox's "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel" and Warner's "The Blind Side" also repeated at No. 2 and No. 3. The top-selling new release, the 20th Century Fox comedy "Crazy on the Outside," debuted at No. 4 after a limited theatrical release. The film marks the directorial debut of Tim Allen and opened in theaters without being screened for critics. On Home Media Magazine's rental chart, "Sherlock" was No. 1 for the third consecutive week, with a modest 18% dip in rental demand. As they did on the sales chart, "Alvin" and "Blind Side" again finished at No. 2 and No. 3, with demanding slipping 18% and 24%, respectively. "Pirate Radio," a comedy from Universal Studios that generated $8 million in theaters, debuted at No. 4, while "Crazy on the Outside" bowed at No. 10. On the Nielsen VideoScan Blu-ray Disc chart, "Sherlock" regained the top spot after spending a week at No. 2. The previous week's top-selling Blu-ray Disc release, Warner's "Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy," fell to No. 5. |
Top 20 Sellers for the Week Ended 4/18/10
Top 20 Selling Blu-ray Discs for the Week Ended 4/18/10
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| Blu-ray Sales, April 12-18: Holmes Shows Legs Posted April 22, 2010 03:47 AM by Juan Calonge Sherlock Holmes regained the top spot in the Blu-ray sales charts for the week ended April 18, according to Nielsen VideoScan. Multi-award winner The Hurt Locker, now in its 14th week, jumped back to number 2, while the top seller for the previous week, The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy, plummeted to fifth place. Top ten (2) Sherlock Holmes (13) The Hurt Locker (4) Toy Story (3) The Blind Side (1) The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy (7) Toy Story 2 • Apollo 13 (6) Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (11) 2012 (9) The Princess and the Frog Blu-ray market share for new releases Pirate Radio 21% Crazy on the Outside [Target exclusive] 5% Overall sales figures Blu-ray disc revenue: $15.77 million (up 46.20% from the same week last year) Packaged media sales revenue: $130.49 million (down 10.98% from the same week last year) Blu-ray revenue share: 12.1% |
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=4486
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