How HV sales used to turn big box office hits into massive box office GIANTS

[terrestrial]

If Sniper does $50m or lower...then it's safe to assume MJ1 won't go down. 

 

hmmm, is it possible you wanted to post that at another thread?

[langer]

Yeah,  their chart is bugged.  It's gonna be a coupe weeks of boring charts until MJ1, Big Hero 6 and Hobbit 3 gets released. 

 

And then I'm looking forward the big summer blockbusters to have an effect on old titles - FF7, Avengers 2, Pitch Perfect 2, Ted 2 and Minions.

[BK007]

To me it makes sense - to a degree.

 

I also think they scrambled up the title links.... but:

 

A lot of people decide to buy also the old version, if they liked a new adaptation. Especially if they like both version very much.

 

In this case a lot of the now-parents might want to show their children the old version too or only now realised / remembered to look out for the old version too.

 

I often buy both versions of a title to do comparisons, I know I am not the only one who does that....

 

In addition they might have released a new bundle / box / collectors whatever version too, I didn't check. How they calculate the splits for those...

 

Again, I think they scrambled up at least some of the numbers, but to a degree I can imagine that the old version got a bigger boost too - as in less then the chart implies.

 

Why are you defending thenumbers? 

 

It makes ZERO sense. Don't even need to try. It's obviously a mistake.

 

No film is going to drop 97% even on home video. It would be the first time ever that a release, not propped up by a discount/BlackFriday whatnot drops that amount. 

 

I find it kind of funny you are actually trying to justify it. Just email them and tell them they are wrong, because they are. 

 

Seriously, I've never seen anyone try to justify such an obvious mistake before. 

[Kalel009Shel]

Big HV sales almost always points to absured surge in business even with non sequels. Just by the director associating.

 

 

Avatar attracted millions of fans needed to finally sink Titan , not just because it was a breakthrough, but because James Cameron is god and the most influential director in history perhaps in breakthroughs and shaking up the world. Only man with the mighty domestic and WW record back to back  and in a massive way.. Also Frozen  dvd sales are monsterous and Frozen 2 will definitely be a billion dollar lock thanks to the song and all the hype and HV keeping that movie on kids and teens brains for quite some time.

 

MI4 is one of the greatest if not the greatest spie movie out there, it totally went beyond what we thought Tom and the character could be and is miles above the rest of the other films thanks to the incredible Brad Bird.

 

DVD sales were amongst the top of the year...So HV is stil driving BO, but its not as clean and dry as yesteryear.

 

 

 

Just love my Avatar is the first to have sales coming up there with the days of NEmo and others.. Hah hah. So much for the hopes that SWs 7 or Avengers can come close to taking Juggernaut 2017.

 

Your HV sales simply dont give your the power to win. Not to mention you dont got the might of Titanic, the Imagination and Wonder of Avatar... The all out brillance and breakthroughs of films like Aliens and T2 with the name James Cameron at the Helm.

 

 

....Drop off you say??! Home video sales for Avatar ,seems this film still matters

[terrestrial]

Why are you defending thenumbers? 

 

It makes ZERO sense. Don't even need to try. It's obviously a mistake.

 

No film is going to drop 97% even on home video. It would be the first time ever that a release, not propped up by a discount/BlackFriday whatnot drops that amount. 

 

I find it kind of funny you are actually trying to justify it. Just email them and tell them they are wrong, because they are. 

 

Seriously, I've never seen anyone try to justify such an obvious mistake before. 

 

I think you and me are not speaking about the same details....

I speak about the possibility the old title got numbers sold, that might appear on a top something list, but not on a top-20 list

 

If the detail you mention here bothers you so much, why don't you mail to them?

 

Again I am wondering about your way to 'order' others.

 

I will mail to them when e.g.:

a complete list is shot

details are not correct after some time of their upload (all between a few months up to a few years is possible)

 

I will not mail to them now e.g. abot their too short international details for 2014 movies, as those tend to get later on an update by themselves anyway (btw, the same counts for BOM) => see sometimes I wait for literally years to give them a hint.

[BK007]

I think you and me are not speaking about the same details....

I speak about the possibility the old title got numbers sold, that might appear on a top something list, but not on a top-20 list

 

If the detail you mention here bothers you so much, why don't you mail to them?

 

Again I am wondering about your way to 'order' others.

 

I will mail to them when e.g.:

a complete list is shot

details are not correct after some time of their upload (all between a few months up to a few years is possible)

 

I will not mail to them now e.g. abot their too short international details for 2014 movies, as those tend to get later on an update by themselves anyway (btw, the same counts for BOM) => see sometimes I wait for literally years to give them a hint.

 

I already emailed them. They haven't responded as expected.

 

I think they try to charge people for some of their data? Or they tried back then with the home video sales, so to make such an obvious error and fail to correct it for a week is pretty bad service. 

 

I don't know why you want to talk about that possibility. Of course it exists, but it is not TMNT's first week and anyway, I don't care about that possibility because compared to the obvious, it is irrelevant. Let me be clearer, it is like you trying to justify that the first week sales of the Equalizer would boost sales for other Denzel Washington movies, but because we don't know, they don't make the chart, and the increase is not that big, there is no point arguing as there is no way to tell whether you are correct or not. It is pointless.

 

In this situation, TMNT has not made the charts, it is an obvious error made by thenumbers in putting the wrong movie there. 

[terrestrial]

Hint:

if you wrote to them like you sometimes formulate here, I wouldn't be astonished if they 'forgot' to answer.... (but they will probably answer, as already mentioned it is ususal for them, in a few weeks or months)

 

I highly doubt any ~ pro site will add consciously mistakes for getting people to use a paid service. In that case a restiction to how often someone can access them (I am aware about the possibilities to circumvent that) or a restriction access-free datas would make more sense, as mistakes will usually not get people to use a to-pay-for service ('anti-advertising). To assume this out of this situation sounds to me rather far fetched

 

For me it is not important if it is a tiny or big (possible) reason, to get a feel for the whole picture I try to be aware about all possible reasons.

How else to find a conclusion not based on prejudgments / cliches / uninformedness / part-pictures....? (Rhetoric question)

 

I never wanted to 'talk' about it, I only pointed out the possibility as it wasn't mentioned before.

Nothing more, nothing less. That there is something scrambled in their actual list no one here ever doubted.

 

 

=> for me this theme is of no further interest

[terrestrial]

They overworked the list for sales till 4 January (see TMNT) and also updated not only the Blu-Ray sales till 11 January, but (atypical for them) also the DVD / combined sales till 11 January too

 

As the rankings for the previous week are still missing... maybe not finished again for now?

 

I'll post it anyway, so there is here a comparison to later chart details (see also the week till 4 January), to me interesting to see the changes they made

 

At first the Blu-Ray chart, as it includes the missing previous week rankings

 

United States Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending January 11, 2015

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Chart Index

		Title	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks
1	(-)	The Equalizer	142,961	-79%	821,221	$3,478,241	$17,084,137	2	Buy
2	(-)	Guardians of the Galaxy	74,877	-55%	3,752,312	$1,789,566	$78,901,029	5	Buy
3	new	No Good Deed	68,135		68,135	$1,334,087	$1,334,087	1	Buy
4	new	Boyhood	56,461		56,461	$1,234,238	$1,234,238	1	Buy
5	new	Get on Up	50,868		50,868	$1,053,993	$1,053,993	1	Buy
6	(-)	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	50,002	-53%	2,167,344	$1,742,071	$67,866,173	4	Buy
7	new	Left Behind	46,621		46,621	$713,301	$713,301	1	Buy
8	(-)	The Maze Runner	36,830	-65%	770,096	$820,195	$15,922,082	4	Buy
9	new	Horns	28,336		28,336	$361,004	$361,004	1	Buy
10	(-)	Taken 2	22,262	-17%	1,057,043	$306,769	$19,857,471	104	Buy
11	(-)	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	21,178	-65%	1,342,882	$476,510	$23,938,728	6	Buy
12	(-)	How to Train Your Dragon 2	20,569	-61%	2,273,736	$456,225	$44,750,967	9	Buy
13	(-)	The Expendables 3	19,277	-52%	612,453	$404,236	$12,175,922	7	Buy
14	new	Atlas Shrugged: Who Is John Galt?	19,167		19,167	$356,694	$356,694	1	Buy
15	(-)	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	18,625	-55%	2,581,307	$397,270	$66,448,898	40	Buy
16	new	Black Sails: The Complete First Season	15,671		15,671	$421,560	$421,560	1	Buy
17	(-)	Frozen	15,484	-49%	7,460,592	$385,864	$158,682,212	43	Buy
18	new	The Guest	15,058		15,058	$343,776	$343,776	1	Buy
19	(-)	Maleficent	14,914	-56%	2,159,739	$367,772	$45,659,674	10	Buy
20	new	Archer: The Complete Fifth Season	14,279		14,279	$399,668	$399,668	1	Buy

 

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And the combind list

United States Combined DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending January 11, 2015

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Chart Index

Rank	Title	Units this Week	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks
1	The Equalizer	310,268	1,617,190	$6,821,035	$31,359,363	2	Buy
2	Left Behind	247,805	247,805	$2,761,354	$2,761,354	1	Buy
3	No Good Deed	236,389	236,389	$4,152,341	$4,152,341	1	Buy
4	Guardians of the Galaxy	154,558	6,141,603	$2,981,594	$113,722,499	5	Buy
5	Get on Up	138,586	138,586	$2,553,094	$2,553,094	1	Buy
6	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	109,913	4,229,427	$2,759,959	$97,615,776	4	Buy
7	The Maze Runner	93,226	1,768,428	$1,917,097	$31,433,451	4	Buy
8	Boyhood	90,288	90,288	$1,841,771	$1,841,771	1	Buy
9	Frozen	85,542	18,691,519	$1,784,222	$348,084,801	43	Buy
10	Horns	80,630	80,630	$872,962	$872,962	1	Buy
11	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	59,198	2,709,740	$1,202,692	$43,876,690	6	Buy
12	How to Train Your Dragon 2	53,684	4,300,954	$1,051,964	$73,887,643	9	Buy
13	The Expendables 3	52,694	1,413,381	$930,888	$24,143,075	7	Buy
14	Taken 2	49,478	3,852,107	$515,788	$63,793,213	104	Buy
15	Atlas Shrugged: Who Is John Galt?	48,991	48,991	$812,106	$812,106	1	Buy
16	Archer: The Complete Fifth Season	45,684	45,684	$1,047,553	$1,047,553	1	Buy
17	Lone Survivor	45,385	3,287,429	$344,407	$51,438,743	32	Buy
18	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	43,783	4,988,525	$648,598	$101,939,650	40	Buy
19	Maleficent	40,096	4,065,880	$870,657	$77,383,626	10	Buy
20	The Guest	39,832	39,832	$909,119	$909,119	1	Buy
21	Black Sails: The Complete First Season	36,568	36,568	$963,419	$963,419	1	Buy
22	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	35,880	7,315,645	$451,318	$111,583,183	95	Buy
23	Home Alone Collection	31,688	334,394	$626,143	$6,348,930	223	Buy
24	This is Where I Leave You	27,146	97,559	$406,919	$1,462,712	4	Buy
25	The Wizard of Oz	26,847	7,313,882	$194,483	$94,371,403	929	Buy
26	The Land Before Time	26,817	1,080,943	$134,085	$5,554,412	986	Buy
27	The Hunger Games: Catching Fire	24,979	6,431,404	$323,435	$114,010,648	45	Buy
28	Transformers: Age of Extinction	23,070	1,587,642	$322,519	$23,475,283	15	Buy
29	Pitch Perfect	23,040	6,410,001	$301,801	$101,113,783	108	Buy
30	The Lego Movie	22,283	5,213,405	$468,014	$116,463,893	30	Buy

 

 

[terrestrial]

[BK007]

I don't know why you are making such a big deal out of it.

 

I was right, they made a mistake, but then, it was obvious. 

[terrestrial]

 

Paramount Pictures Jan. 29 reported a 6% increase in fourth-quarter (ended Dec. 31, 2014) revenue to $720 million from revenue of $681 million during the previous-year period.

The revenue increase was driven in part by Paramount Home Media Distribution releases Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers: Age of Extinction and Hercules – the latter with Dwayne Johnson. Indeed, the unit posted a 16% year-over-year increase in revenue.

 

Notable fourth quarter box office release Interstellar from director Christopher Nolan, which garnered five technology-related Oscar nominations, has sold more than $671 million in ticket sales, including $186 million domestically.

Paramount lowered its operating loss 19% to $60 million from $74 million last year as quarterly revenue helped offset increases in film and distribution expense.

Analyst Michael Nathanson with MoffettNathanson, who had projected a $70 million operating loss for the studio, said the home entertainment result led to “easy compares” due to the fact there were no significant releases in the prior-year quarter.

Nathanson said parent Viacom has bigger concerns regarding declines in cable advertising and ratings.

“As we wrote in our quarter preview, it is clear that trends across TV [market] remain challenging,” the analyst wrote in a Jan. 29 note.

 

http://www.homemediamagazine.com/financial/paramount-ups-q4-home-entertainment-revenue-16-35118

[Olive]

United States Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending January 18, 2015

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Chart Index

 

		Title	Units this Week	% Change	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks
1	new	Gone Girl	341,614		341,614	$6,644,392	$6,644,392	1	Buy
2	new	A Walk Among the Tombstones	124,402		124,402	$2,652,254	$2,652,254	1	Buy
3	(-)	The Equalizer	58,419	-54%	715,605	$1,392,719	$15,135,198	3	Buy
4	(-)	Guardians of the Galaxy	55,464	-17%	3,763,530	$1,384,393	$79,746,775	6	Buy
5	(-)	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	27,599	-38%	2,166,299	$548,944	$42,365,779	5	Buy
6	(-)	The Grand Budapest Hotel	26,492	+1,125%	187,812	$383,607	$3,207,109	31	Buy
7	(-)	The Maze Runner	22,769	-31%	765,873	$409,607	$15,657,168	5	Buy
8	(-)	Boyhood	19,776	-61%	70,039	$510,419	$1,622,233	2	Buy
9	(-)	No Good Deed	19,380	-68%	80,035	$403,293	$1,602,451	2	Buy
10	new	Scorpion King 4 Quest for Power	18,150		18,150	$419,627	$419,627	1	Buy
11	(-)	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	14,686	-22%	1,252,547	$264,054	$22,194,606	7	Buy
12	(-)	Get on Up	12,011	-73%	57,295	$296,435	$1,259,176	2	Buy
13	(-)	The Expendables 3	11,782	-31%	565,560	$235,174	$11,263,312	8	Buy
14	(-)	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	11,543	-30%	2,509,853	$246,215	$64,507,040	41	Buy
15	new	Boardwalk Empire: The Complete Fifth Season	11,461		11,461	$457,988	$457,988	1	Buy
16	(-)	Star Wars Trilogy	11,393	+123%	956,340	$463,232	$51,497,995	539	Buy
17	(-)	Maleficent	11,318	-15%	2,106,468	$275,359	$44,320,598	11	Buy
-	(-)	Lord of the Rings - The Motion Picture Trilogy	11,293	+44%	2,712,280	$581,811	$159,514,855	527	Buy
18	(-)	Left Behind	11,068	-73%	52,571	$165,914	$795,930	2	Buy
19	(-)	How to Train Your Dragon 2	10,846	-41%	2,174,778	$193,822	$42,768,479	10	Buy

 

[terrestrial]

They did overwork finally the week till 11 January too btw. And changed quiet a lot of details

 

See my list above, to be able see - as then 'announced' - the differences

 

http://www.the-numbers.com/home-market/bluray-sales-chart/2015/01/11

[SchumacherFTW]

It's so nice to NOT see Frozen in the Blu-ray list.

[terrestrial]

No adjustment for the Blu-Ray sales list, probably in a few days, recogniseable at/with the missing last week's listing rank.

 

 

United States Combined DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending January 18, 2015

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Chart Index

Rank	Title	Units this Week	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks
1	Gone Girl	801,378	801,378	$13,619,012	$13,619,012	1	Buy
2	A Walk Among the Tombstones	290,832	290,832	$5,754,509	$5,754,509	1	Buy
3	The Equalizer	128,326	1,581,481	$2,788,063	$30,868,634	3	Buy
4	Guardians of the Galaxy	109,197	6,206,554	$2,188,239	$115,360,014	6	Buy
5	Left Behind	84,809	327,496	$1,026,471	$3,710,576	2	Buy
6	No Good Deed	69,926	298,835	$1,384,391	$5,469,105	2	Buy
7	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	64,261	4,265,044	$1,171,831	$72,817,451	5	Buy
8	The Maze Runner	62,433	1,803,869	$1,080,722	$31,822,283	5	Buy
9	Scorpion King 4 Quest for Power	61,998	61,998	$1,233,446	$1,233,446	1	Buy
10	Frozen	61,757	18,600,530	$1,282,870	$345,464,747	44	Buy
11	Boyhood	47,583	131,673	$1,012,335	$2,731,682	2	Buy
12	Get on Up	42,673	175,675	$907,222	$3,402,396	2	Buy
13	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	41,104	2,645,823	$769,959	$42,638,472	7	Buy
14	Boardwalk Empire: The Complete Fifth Season	35,874	35,874	$1,311,466	$1,311,466	1	Buy
15	Taken 2	34,929	3,883,683	$302,565	$64,052,501	105	Buy
16	The Expendables 3	34,798	1,389,504	$584,557	$23,589,544	8	Buy
17	How to Train Your Dragon 2	33,586	4,224,736	$559,026	$72,302,002	10	Buy
18	Horns	32,538	110,058	$353,208	$1,181,385	2	Buy
19	Maleficent	30,536	4,031,827	$648,765	$76,411,322	11	Buy
20	The Grand Budapest Hotel	29,448	415,570	$416,655	$6,426,595	31	Buy
21	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	28,311	4,933,839	$413,727	$100,165,305	41	Buy
22	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	22,739	7,423,516	$281,109	$114,113,435	96	Buy
23	Lone Survivor	22,489	3,068,952	$258,498	$47,499,892	33	Buy
24	Taken	19,668	6,093,978	$112,894	$89,867,287	297	Buy
25	The Hunger Games: Catching Fire	19,501	6,410,255	$235,123	$113,676,862	46	Buy
26	The Lego Movie	19,130	5,057,264	$423,060	$110,752,493	31	Buy
27	Black Sails: The Complete First Season	17,714	38,611	$442,673	$975,337	2	Buy
28	Divergent	17,638	3,055,885	$350,523	$53,099,718	24	Buy
29	The Hunger Games	16,991	13,337,120	$165,856	$215,814,298	127	Buy
30	Tangled	16,971	11,383,957	$349,483	$205,650,474	199	Buy

 

[terrestrial]

Aussie Home Entertainment Revenue Dropped 8% in 2014

 

Digital sales and rental grew 11% to $163.5 million — just 17% of spending on packaged media Consumer home entertainment spending in Australia fell 8% to $1.1 billion ($858 million U.S.) in 2014, from $1.2 billion ($936 million) in 2013,...        While sales of DVD and Blu-ray Disc content declined 10% to $951.3 million ($742 million), consumers spent nearly five times more on packaged media than digital. Digital sales and rental grew 11% to $163.5 million ($127 million), driven in part by a 26% uptick in digital movie sales......

 

Top AUS sellers were:

1. Frozen

2. Lego

3. Hobbit 2

4. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

5. Game of Thrones: Season 3

6. Guardians of the Galaxy

7. Thor: The Dark World

8. Gravity

9. How to Train Your Dragon 2

10.Transformers: Age of Extinction

 

http://www.homemediamagazine.com/financial/aussie-home-entertainment-revenue-dropped-8-2014-35142

[terrestrial]

Finally an upwards comparison - for the Blu-Rays and as it was big enough, also for the combined sales

 

 

 

[terrestrial]

And that is, what got bought in that week

 

Rank	Title	Studio	Index*
1	Lucy	Universal	100.00
2	The Boxtrolls	Universal	39.94
3	Annabelle	Warner	28.37
4	Gone Girl	Fox	22.53
5	Guardians of the Galaxy	Disney/Marvel	9.22
6	A Walk Among the Tombstones	Universal	7.58
7	The Equalizer	Sony Pictures	7.24
8	The Drop	Fox	6.66
9	The Grand Budapest Hotel	Fox	4.12
10	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)	Paramount	3.82
11	The Maze Runner	Fox	3.66
12	Maleficent	Disney	2.95
13	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	Fox	2.76
14	How to Train Your Dragon 2	Fox/DreamWorks	2.48
15	X-Men: Days of Future Past	Fox	2.06
16	Frozen	Disney	1.95
17	The Expendables 3	Lionsgate	1.93
18	Taken 2	Fox	1.90
19	The Secret Life of Walter Mitty	Fox	1.89
20	Boyhood	Paramount	1.87

 

 

 

The following week has this details

Top 20 Selling Blu-ray Discs for the Week Ended 02/01/15

 

Rank	Title	Studio	Index*
1	Fury	Sony Pictures	100.00
2	The Book of Life	Fox	41.35
3	The Judge	Warner	29.79
4	Lucy	Universal	28.20
5	Justice League: Throne of Atlantis	Warner	20.83
6	Gone Girl	Fox	18.17
7	Downton Abbey: Season 5	PBS	16.17
8	The Boxtrolls	Universal	14.29
9	The Equalizer	Sony Pictures	11.16
10	Guardians of the Galaxy	Disney/Marvel	9.05
11	Fury/Company of Heroes 2-Pack**	Sony Pictures	6.93
12	The Grand Budapest Hotel	Fox	5.75
13	Annabelle	Warner	5.37
14	A Walk Among the Tombstones	Universal	4.03
15	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)	Paramount	3.33
16	Maleficent	Disney	3.29
17	The Maze Runner	Fox	2.81
18	The Drop	Fox	2.53
19	The Expendables 3	Lionsgate	2.43
20	Ghostbusters 1 & 2	Sony Pictures	2.29

 

[edroger3]

Home Video sales in Italy: Frozen is weekly best-selling DVD for the 23rd time in 43 week of release.

 

http://www.univideo.org/cms/index.php?dir_pk=17

 

I Don't know the numbers, but there can be two cases: 1) Frozen has very big sales. 2)Other releases have very weak sales.

[terrestrial]

The-Numbers adjusted their charts till 18 January and released the new chart - to be adjusted in a week

 

United States Combined DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending January 25, 2015

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Chart Index

Rank	Title	Units this Week	Total Units	Spending this Week	Total Spending	Weeks
1	Lucy	791,459	791,459	$14,097,504	$14,097,504	1	Buy
2	The Boxtrolls	318,816	318,816	$7,820,011	$7,820,011	1	Buy
3	Annabelle	256,215	256,215	$4,694,565	$4,694,565	1	Buy
4	Gone Girl	237,925	1,014,731	$3,993,937	$17,179,409	2	Buy
5	The Grand Budapest Hotel	107,034	521,173	$1,000,411	$7,404,689	32	Buy
6	Tyler Perrys Madeas Tough Love	77,500	77,500	$888,150	$888,150	1	Buy
7	A Walk Among the Tombstones	76,176	356,046	$1,663,798	$7,196,920	2	Buy
8	The Drop	66,635	66,635	$1,131,125	$1,131,125	1	Buy
9	Guardians of the Galaxy	59,240	6,393,907	$1,179,340	$119,549,669	7	Buy
10	The Equalizer	58,834	1,635,267	$1,222,168	$31,756,471	4	Buy
11	Wolves	42,431	42,431	$437,464	$437,464	1	Buy
12	Frozen	39,343	18,623,959	$816,857	$345,841,311	45	Buy
13	The Maze Runner	37,982	1,923,740	$609,716	$34,065,905	6	Buy
14	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	35,112	4,573,290	$639,635	$78,548,884	6	Buy
15	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes	27,167	2,721,071	$450,120	$43,777,604	8	Buy
16	Left Behind	26,671	352,355	$293,617	$3,979,572	3	Buy
17	Taken 2	26,459	3,907,923	$110,777	$64,114,251	106	Buy
18	Maleficent	25,555	4,086,422	$450,957	$76,634,720	12	Buy
19	No Good Deed	25,440	322,219	$525,831	$5,955,504	3	Buy
20	How to Train Your Dragon 2	25,156	4,252,605	$402,383	$72,984,065	11	Buy
21	Rio	21,929	7,200,386	$154,431	$102,359,931	182	Buy
22	The Expendables 3	20,218	1,424,212	$348,443	$24,337,224	9	Buy
23	The Heat	19,121	3,784,233	$79,298	$62,766,624	67	Buy
24	Epic	18,444	3,275,202	$197,836	$50,395,030	75	Buy
25	Pitch Perfect	18,350	6,440,532	$207,282	$101,474,035	110	Buy
26	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	18,250	4,950,918	$249,177	$100,226,915	42	Buy
27	The Wizard of Oz	18,106	7,416,222	$257,020	$96,235,558	931	Buy
28	The Hunger Games	15,865	13,365,818	$154,347	$216,253,074	128	Buy
29	Life of Pi	15,699	2,599,465	$164,959	$46,895,545	98	Buy
30	Boyhood	15,153	145,251	$316,948	$3,009,676	3	Buy