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The Numbers finally de-scrambled their till 21. December chart (hey, this time I only had to maile once), so here the combined chart:

 

wow to Frozen still nearly $10m, a nice additional income for TNMT (hey Baumer) too

 

United States Combined DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending December 21, 2014

← Previous Chart Chart Index  
Rank Title Units this Week Total Units Spending this Week Total Spending Weeks  
1 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2,474,909 2,474,909 $52,953,802 $52,953,802 1 Buy
2 Guardians of the Galaxy 998,484 4,725,990 $20,426,354 $87,713,591 2 Buy
3 The Maze Runner 778,220 778,220 $13,648,122 $13,648,122 1 Buy
4 Frozen 472,327 17,637,440 $9,787,527 $325,031,178 40 Buy
5 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 382,457 2,033,576 $4,509,703 $31,986,613 3 Buy
6 Maleficent 304,896 3,472,860 $5,123,054 $65,794,250 7 Buy
7 How to Train Your Dragon 2 286,681 3,594,085 $3,492,748 $60,272,296 6 Buy
8 Dolphin Tale 2 233,822 574,558 $4,519,253 $10,326,351 2 Buy
9 22 Jump Street 213,557 1,055,080 $2,777,940 $18,389,283 5 Buy
10 The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 203,340 4,481,814 $2,820,285 $93,287,892 37 Buy
11 How the Grinch Stole Christmas 186,222 1,939,233 $1,926,189 $22,629,350 683 Buy
12 Elf 184,809 6,372,466 $1,603,639 $52,982,819 527 Buy
13 The Lego Movie 169,995 4,758,124 $2,641,988 $104,881,159 27 Buy
14 Home Alone Collection 159,045 182,101 $3,111,825 $3,413,861 220 Buy
15 National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 157,628 8,424,110 $2,396,495 $104,603,366 892 Buy
16 The Fault in Our Stars 155,549 1,920,451 $2,758,371 $34,846,126 14 Buy
17 A Christmas Story 151,799 4,696,844 $1,246,281 $51,622,693 743 Buy
18 The Polar Express 141,134 8,404,155 $1,503,117 $97,514,066 469 Buy
19 The Expendables 3 139,512 1,023,205 $2,364,072 $17,409,687 4 Buy
20 Mr. Peabody & Sherman 130,372 1,561,347 $2,540,281 $25,781,651 10 Buy
21 Planes: Fire and Rescue 107,251 1,310,564 $1,817,107 $23,963,156 7 Buy
22 Divergent 96,117 2,896,483 $1,789,558 $50,556,534 20 Buy
23 X-Men Days of Future Past 88,317 2,791,609 $1,190,153 $43,628,120 10 Buy
24 Rio 2 87,672 2,683,643 $1,445,344 $50,605,937 23 Buy
25 If I Stay 87,653 402,945 $1,344,597 $6,288,267 5 Buy
26 Sleeping Beauty 81,076 6,575,966 $1,419,023 $128,611,869 589 Buy
27 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 80,075 6,978,502 $1,050,712 $122,187,071 92 Buy
28 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 76,642 2,800,994 $1,445,378 $50,230,801 15 Buy
29 Despicable Me 2 76,536 12,681,558 $1,096,363 $223,992,863 54 Buy
30 When the Game Stands Tall 67,221 188,148 $1,284,593 $3,399,607 2 Bu

 

 

The 2014 combined chart shows a funny little detail: Hobbit's average price seems to be higher than e.g GotG's, probably via the extended... prices:

 

4 Guardians of the Galaxy 4,725,990 $87,713,591 Buy
5 The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 4,481,814 $93,287,893 Buy

 

more units sold, but less earned. The Lego movie too seems to be rather expensive.. or GotG chep. What I do not think as I think the Disney releases are all not cheap

 

http://www.the-numbers.com/home-market/packaged-media-sales/2014

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Wouldn't the hobbit numbers include extended editions to boost the price though?

 

That was, what I meant.

The average is high enough for them to be included. The Middle Earth releases do have a rather high number of extras....

 

Wondering about the Lego Movie's average too

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It's my favourite Christmas movie of all time.  

 

 

 

Thank you

 

I am guessing that is, where we do not share a taste (again  ;) ) ...

 

 

IMDB gave this one, when typing in the title

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085995/?ref_=nv_sr_1

 

Not a fan of comedy.... and neither of horror too. (but both genres are better than romance for me)

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Thank you

 

I am guessing that is, where we do not share a taste (again  ;) ) ...

 

 

IMDB gave this one, when typing in the title

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085995/?ref_=nv_sr_1

 

Not a fan of comedy.... and neither of horror too. (but both genres are better than romance for me)

 

It's part of the Vacation series.  Vacation was the first one, the one you have there.  Then there was European Vacation and then came Christmas Vacation, which is the highest grossing of the series.  

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It's part of the Vacation series.  Vacation was the first one, the one you have there.  Then there was European Vacation and then came Christmas Vacation, which is the highest grossing of the series.  

 

I seem to have had successfully surpressed/ignored/missed any knowledge of that's franchise existance :ph34r::D

 

Top sellers chartsll 4 January are up at Home Entertainment, but as usual there without any $, so here the links and top 5 so the posts will not be so big

 

Top 20 Sellers for the Week Ended 01/04/15

1 New The Equalizer 12/30/14 Sony Pictures Action 1 $100.92 51% 100.00 -
2 2 Guardians of the Galaxy 12/9/14 Disney/Marvel Sci-Fi 4 $333.06 52% 28.41 19%
3 1 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) 12/16/14 Paramount Action 3 $191.20 43% 22.32 5%
4 3 The Maze Runner 12/16/14 Fox Sci-Fi 3 $102.26 43% 18.90 -
5 4 Frozen 3/18/14 Disney Animated 42 $400.74 19% 13.13 -

 

http://www.homemediamagazine.com/top-sellers/top-20-sellers-week-ended-010415

 

 

 

Top 20 Rentals for the Week Ended 01/04/15

1 New The Equalizer 12/30/14 Sony Pictures Action 5 $100.92
2 New Dawn of the Planet of the Apes* 12/2/14 Fox Sci-Fi 33 $208.55
3 3 Guardians of the Galaxy 12/9/14 Disney/Marvel Sci-Fi 26 $333.06
4 2 Let's Be Cops* 11/11/14 Fox Comedy 54 $82.39
5 1 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) 12/16/14 Paramount Action 19 $191.20
6 5 Tammy* 11/11/14 Warner Comedy 54 $84.53

 

http://www.homemediamagazine.com/top-renters/top-20-rentals-week-ended-010415

 

The * stands for *Subject to a rental delay at select outlets

 

 

 

Top 20 Selling Blu-ray Discs for the Week Ended 01/04/15
1 The Equalizer Sony Pictures 100.00
2 Guardians of the Galaxy Disney/Marvel 29.33
3 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) Paramount 18.85
4 The Maze Runner Fox 16.09
5 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Fox 9.41

 

http://www.homemediamagazine.com/top-sellers/top-20-selling-blu-ray-discs-week-ended-010415

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With premium cable, the likes of HBO, Starz, Showtime etc all have output deals with different studios whereas basic cable like FX or TNT bid for individual films or a package of films. Last year, TNT bought the basic cable rights to Marvel films, The Hunger Games franchise and Divergent series, as has been mentioned, the amount broadcasters pay for a film is around 10-12% with a cap of $200m so a broadcaster will at most pay around $20-24m. 

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Top-Selling Video Titles in the United States

2014-1 Frozen - 17,637,440 - $325,031,177

2013-1 Despicable Me 2 - 9,256,658 - $170,735,405

2012-1 The Hunger Games - 10,337,491 - $181,794,462

2011-1 Harry Potter Deathly Hallows, Part I - 9,993,496 - $144,844,340

2010-1 Avatar - 16,071,537 - $310,438,085

2009-1 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - 11,288,290 - $254,049,407

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