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Read both posts again,,then you should understand

 

in short = not finished, look it up later again (0.5 - 2 days after their first update). Could be already done, still miight see some changes later on.

 

Read also their description how they handle the numbers for the resalers who do not report their sales numbers.

 

Be more patinet, read more exact,.... the usual

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I understand BK's point.  This doesn't bothers me too much, but it adds up to uncertainty of these charts. 

I understand him too, but once you realise their system (or get it explained) I do not see it as a problem  If you see my first entries here I had also to learn that then. :what:  :slaphead: 

 

I worked many many years in a kind of supporting the entertainment industry capacity.

A lot of artists / artistic people end in such kind of general supporting / connected businesses too, and a lot of those do not tend to work like what I'd call logical/structured, so maybe I am more used to... let's say atypical, slightly ~ confusing work-flows. I am math and similar based in general, if I'd do their website I definitivly would chose another system. ;)

 

BOM has the possibility to 'hide' their updates till they are finished I think, maybe the software The-Numbers uses (or the people teaching the people doing the work arent't aware) doesn't allow that?

See when they are updating BO.... it looks to me like steop-done = step published, each number updated immediatly to see.

 

Maybe they should add a comment / a line like the South Korean website for BO does for the income that happens late in the night?

example for that: - Due to collection period and processing time, the statistics collected after midnight will be updated until the morning of the following day.

Like: the chart is only finished if... this or that is .... whatever mark they could chose  

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Future sequels (up to 2017) that could boost movies to reach certain milestones (100M$+)

 

Toy Story 3 : 250M$ combined sales, 200M$ DVD sales

Despicable Me : 300M$ combined sales, 200M$ DVD sales, 100M$ Blu Ray sales

Despicable Me 2 : 250M$ combined sales

The Dark Knight : 300M$ DVD sales

The Dark Knight rises : 100M$ Blu Ray sales

X-Men : The Last Stand : 150M$ combined sales, 150M$ DVD sales

The Hunger Games : 150M$ DVD sales

Hotel Transylvania : 100M$ combined sales

Skyfall : 100M$ combined sales

Star Trek : 200M$ combined sales,  100M$ Blu Ray sales

Star Trek into Darkness : 100M$ combined sales

Pirates of the Carribean : On strager Tides : 100M$ combined sales

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We haven't had a chart here since quiet some time, but to support Langers list, see how Minions pushed Despicable Me 1 & 2 back into the charts... or the Insurgent (spelling?) Divergent

I even think F4 helped a bit X-Men DoFP

 

 

United States Combined DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending August 9, 2015

← Previous Chart Chart Index  
Rank Title Units this Week Total Units Spending this Week Total Spending Weeks  
1 Insurgent 870,530 870,530 $14,103,540 $14,103,540 3 Buy
2 Home 425,695 1,604,222 $7,508,885 $29,949,240 7 Buy
3 The Divergent Series Double Feature 125,498 125,498 $2,883,182 $2,883,182 1 Buy
4 Descendants 118,566 186,643 $1,761,891 $2,777,600 2 Buy
5 Do You Believe? 102,106 102,106 $1,468,303 $1,468,303 1 Buy
6 The Longest Ride 75,649 950,304 $1,214,738 $15,957,593 4 Buy
7 Divergent 40,964 3,529,106 $462,466 $57,588,561 53 Buy
8 Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 40,218 567,298 $700,056 $10,408,638 6 Buy
9 Blomkamp3 Limited Edition Collection 38,653 41,714 $1,274,685 $1,375,626 8 Buy
10 Get Hard 37,275 1,050,360 $678,775 $19,123,114 9 Buy
11 American Sniper 31,558 3,229,810 $482,115 $56,677,798 12 Buy
12 Justice League: Gods and Monsters 30,724 119,901 $460,229 $1,838,680 2 Buy
13 Despicable Me 2 29,232 13,750,216 $328,634 $236,514,030 87 Buy
14 Kingsman: The Secret Service 28,944 1,500,660 $466,563 $24,289,492 13 Buy
15 X-Men Days of Future Past 28,606 3,292,065 $327,774 $69,788,139 43 Buy
16 Ex Machina 25,121 341,873 $386,898 $5,383,071 7 Buy
17 Despicable Me 22,578 17,651,354 $225,027 $267,565,710 243 Buy
18 Despicable Me 2: 3 Mini-Movie Collection 22,577 294,464 $109,088 $1,149,688 22 Buy
19 Jupiter Ascending 22,149 841,186 $357,714 $17,694,948 14 Buy
20 Chappie 21,848 609,518 $289,869 $10,441,274 11 Buy
21 Fifty Shades of Grey 20,976 2,970,424 $245,557 $53,188,360 15 Buy
22 Interstellar 19,439 1,906,912 $235,867 $34,296,062 21 Buy
23 The Water Diviner 18,559 64,435 $276,906 $961,399 5 Buy
24 Wild Horses 17,386 174,133 $200,044 $1,909,921 3 Buy
25 Last Knights 16,144 255,321 $186,225 $2,885,085 6 Buy
26 Woman in Gold 15,802 177,878 $220,131 $2,673,939 7 Buy
27 John Wick 14,295 1,162,634 $152,456 $18,876,243 27 Buy
28 The Hunger Games 14,253 13,628,228 $108,614 $217,198,539 156 Buy
29 Rush 14,241 576,592 $337,047 $10,899,246 80 Buy
30 Mary Poppins 14,045 8,312,531 $228,103 $171,887,331 907 Buy

 

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DOFP was boosted by the release of the Rogue Cut by the way. 

 

Some sequels manage to give a 10-20M$ boost to the previous movies during the course of the theatrical releases and the subsequent HV release.  Some sequels only manage a sub 1M$ boost.  Ice Age movies receive poor boosts for example, while Despicable Me movies are notorious for being steady sellers and receiving interesting boost by sequels. 

 

I'm also interested to see what will happen to Avatar and Frozen, but that's far down the road.  Also curious to see if the Harry Potter spinoff will generate sales of previous HP movies. 

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DOFP was boosted by the release of the Rogue Cut by the way. 

 

Some sequels manage to give a 10-20M$ boost to the previous movies during the course of the theatrical releases and the subsequent HV release.  Some sequels only manage a sub 1M$ boost.  Ice Age movies receive poor boosts for example, while Despicable Me movies are notorious for being steady sellers and receiving interesting boost by sequels. 

 

I'm also interested to see what will happen to Avatar and Frozen, but that's far down the road.  Also curious to see if the Harry Potter spinoff will generate sales of previous HP movies. 

I know, but I think, see above, it got help a bit by F4 too = the buzz in the back of the mind/brain, seeing the DVD/Blu-Ray, remembering the buzz about cut out Rogue...  At that time F4 was just getting released, I am guessing the advertising for F4 hinted at X-Men too (I haven't seen it). I am also guessing the Rogue release was planed to be around F4s release

 

I also think some movies get a higher boosts based on if the earlier movie was for the general audience or more for genre fans.

If it was more for genre fans (or mostly known to genre fans at the time of release) it seems to get better DVD/Blu-Ray sells as sometimes even the probably even more successful in the cinema 2nd part, if that one got released to an aware of it audience.

As in, people who do not find someone to accompany them to the cinema will probably more likly buy later the DVD as one group of buyers and general audience who tried out the more buzzing / accepted 2nd part get curious about psrt 1 too.

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No idea,  English is also my 2nd language. \

 

Edit: I see what you mean.  It looks like Fox wanted this at first when they started saying that F4 would be in the same universe as X-Men, but they ended up changing their minds.  I'd say synergy was the proper term. 

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Each Despicable Me movie came with free movie bucks towards Minions. Buy a DVD/BD for $5-7.50 and get $7-10 towards Minions. No brained IMO to buy the movies if you don't have them already and still watch Minions. Partial explanation for sequel related boosts. I've seen it offered for almost every big blockbuster sequel.

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No idea,  English is also my 2nd language. \

 

Edit: I see what you mean.  It looks like Fox wanted this at first when they started saying that F4 would be in the same universe as X-Men, but they ended up changing their minds.  I'd say synergy was the proper term. 

I'd love to give a 2nd like for the edit :wub: 

 

interplay

interaction...

are also to find in my dictionary,

supporting each other...

 

funnyly synergy is not listed there (I do know the term in connection with keyboard/mouse - pcs software)

 

I think we are on the same page :D

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United States Combined DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending August 16, 2015

← Previous Chart Chart Index  
Rank Title Units this Week Total Units Spending this Week Total Spending Weeks  
1 Insurgent 302,994 1,173,524 $4,846,331 $18,949,871 4 Buy
2 Home 280,380 1,884,602 $4,985,766 $34,935,005 8 Buy
3 Hot Pursuit 264,978 264,978 $4,708,198 $4,708,198 3 Buy
4 Unfriended 100,091 100,091 $1,728,122 $1,728,122 3 Buy
5 Descendants 93,960 280,603 $1,395,306 $4,172,906 3 Buy
6 The Divergent Series Double Feature 82,608 208,106 $1,897,838 $4,781,020 2 Buy
7 Do You Believe? 68,771 170,877 $1,030,304 $2,498,607 2 Buy
8 The Longest Ride 66,102 1,016,407 $1,069,157 $17,026,750 5 Buy
9 Get Hard 56,811 1,107,171 $768,565 $19,891,679 10 Buy
10 Northmen - A Viking Saga 56,769 56,769 $617,905 $617,905 3 Buy
11 Police Story: Lockdown 56,357 56,357 $508,268 $508,268 1 Buy
12 Despicable Me 2: 3 Mini-Movie Collection 45,090 339,554 $215,494 $1,365,182 23 Buy
13 Despicable Me 2 42,082 13,792,298 $484,988 $236,999,018 88 Buy
14 Despicable Me Presents: Minion Madness 40,466 203,136 $222,563 $1,746,734 162 Buy
15 Space Jam 38,664 624,765 $208,868 $2,945,014 962 Buy
16 Kingsman: The Secret Service 35,077 1,535,737 $577,901 $24,867,394 14 Buy
17 X-Men Days of Future Past 33,376 3,325,441 $377,346 $70,165,485 44 Buy
18 American Sniper 33,115 3,262,925 $559,905 $57,237,703 13 Buy
19 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies 31,485 2,864,249 $475,030 $60,160,530 21 Buy
20 Despicable Me 31,457 17,682,811 $350,918 $267,916,628 244 Buy
21 Jupiter Ascending 28,263 869,449 $544,535 $18,239,482 15 Buy
22 Big Hero 6 27,644 4,979,183 $516,587 $89,276,850 28 Buy
23 Fifty Shades of Grey 27,351 2,997,775 $319,891 $53,508,252 16 Buy
24 Ex Machina 26,108 367,981 $398,355 $5,781,425 8 Buy
25 Interstellar 24,237 1,931,149 $291,658 $34,587,720 22 Buy
26 Divergent 23,335 3,552,441 $251,210 $57,839,771 54 Buy
27 Justice League: Gods and Monsters 22,408 142,308 $311,858 $2,150,538 3 Buy
28 Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 20,135 587,433 $367,709 $10,776,347 7 Buy
29 The Goonies 18,885 4,487,639 $91,074 $35,757,412 730 Buy
30 Teen Beach Movie 2 18,212 287,463 $267,170 $4,257,924 8 Buy

 

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Never understood why they made streaming available first. 

 

You'd think you'd have them be exclusively hard copy for a month before VOD at least for the major releases.

They're not VOD first, they're electronic sell through. VOD is rental. Why that first?

Well, the margins are better I imagine that's why. They'd rather you buy it digitally.

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