This site takes public reports on Blu-ray & DVD sales and records them over time and creates charts and graphs of the data, updated on a weekly basis so longer term Blu-ray Sales Trends can be identified. This site primarily uses the weekly Nielsen/Videoscan first alert DVD & Blu-ray sales data from Home Media Research at HomeMediaMagazine.com and DVD sales info from Nash Information Services from The-Numbers.com. Other sources as used and identified when they are available.

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Thursday, May 13, 2010

5/09/10


Week ending 5/09/10



21.50 M for Blu-ray (up +30.15% BD YTY)
158.32 DVD (up -4.18% DVD YTY)

179.82 DVD+Blu-ray (up -1.06% DVD+BD YTY)

11.96% Blu-ray revenue share
19.09% top 20 unit share

YTD AVG $27.38 M Blu-ray revenues through 18 weeks (+76.21% YTY)]


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‘Avatar’ Finished First Again

Avatar
By : Thomas K. Arnold | Posted: 12 May 2010
tarnold@questex.com

Avatar remained the top-selling DVD and Blu-ray Disc for the third consecutive week, amid news from distributor 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment that the theatrical blockbuster has now sold nearly 20 million discs worldwide, 6.2 million of them Blu-ray Disc.

The film’s third No. 1 ranking on both the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert sales chart and the tracking service’s dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart for the week ended May 9 comes on the heels of a theatrical run that generated $747.3 million in domestic box office receipts alone, making it the top-grossing movie of all time.

Demand for Avatar was so great that the film also returned to the top of Home Media Magazine’s rental chart for the week, bumping the previous week’s top rental, Universal Studios’ It’s Complicated, to No. 2.

Two newly released comedies with modest box office takes landed among the week’s top sellers and rentals. 20th Century Fox’s Tooth Fairy, which generated $59.7 in U.S. theaters, debuted at No. 3 on both the sales and the rental charts. And Universal Studios’ Leap Year, with a $25.9 million theatrical pedigree, bowed at No. 6 on First Alert and No. 4 on Home Media’s rental chart.

Tooth Fairy debuted at No. 3 on the Blu-ray Disc sales chart, right behind Paramount Home Entertainment’s Sapphire Series release of Saving Private Ryan, a disc that is being recalled due to an audio synch error that occurred during the authoring process. Replacement discs are slated to be available at retail May 18.

The original Iron Man, also from Paramount, finished the week at No. 4 on the Blu-ray Disc chart, just as the sequel opened on the big screen.
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Top 20 Sellers week ending 5/09/10
Top 20 Blu-ray Sellers week ending 5/09/10


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Blu-ray Sales, May 3-9: Avatar, Third Time Lucky (Update)
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Posted May 13, 2010 04:09 AM by Juan Calonge

For the third week in a row, Avatar was the top-selling title on Blu-ray, according to data from Nielsen VideoScan for the week ended May 9. In a a week without any major new releases, second place went to a high-profile catalog release: Saving Private Ryan. The family film Tooth Fairy, starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, ended up third.

Top ten

(1) Avatar
• Saving Private Ryan
• Tooth Fairy
(7) Iron Man
(2) It's Complicated
(10) The Dark Knight
(4) Sherlock Holmes
(r) Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
• Nine
(9) The Blind Side

Blu-ray sales percentages

Nine 18%
WWE: Wrestlemania XXVI 17%
Tooth Fairy 13%
Leap Year 11%
Overall sales figures

Blu-ray disc revenue: $21.50 million (up 30.12% from the same week last year)
Packaged media sales revenue: $179.82.70 million (down 1.06% from the same week last year)
Blu-ray revenue share: 12.0%
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=4608

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