A Quiet Place

Thomas K. Arnold

July 17, 2018

Paramount Pictures’ A Quiet Place, the surprise horror hit that gave the studio one of its first big theatrical wins in several years, debuted at No. 1 on both Redbox charts the week ended July 16.

The film, which earned nearly $188 million in U.S. theaters and has a 95% Rotten Tomatoes rating, topped both Redbox’s kiosk rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals, and the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital purchases and rentals.

Universal Pictures’ Blockers, a comedy about a trio of parents who try to stop their daughters from losing their virginity on prom night, slipped to No. 2 on both Redbox charts after a No. 1 debut the prior week.

After two weeks in stores, Tyler Perry’s Acrimony, from Lionsgate, is still in high demand, remaining at No. 3 on the kiosk disc rental chart and slipping one notch to No. 3 on the Redbox On Demand digital chart.

Rounding out the top five on the disc rental chart were Warner’s Tomb Raider reboot at No. 4 and Lionsgate’s made-for-video sequel Escape Plan 2 at No. 5.

On the digital chart, Warner’s Game Night remained at No. 4 while  Daddy’s Home surged back up to No. 5.

Three new releases also debuted in the top 10 on the kiosk chart: Future World (No. 6) and Chappaquiddick (No. 7), both from Lionsgate, and 211 (No. 8) from Distribution Solutions.

Inspired by real-life events, 211 is the story of a good cop and his civilian passenger who are caught in the midst of a bank heist.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ending July 16

1. A Quiet Place (new)
2. Blockers
3. Tyler Perry’s Acrimony
4. Tomb Raider (2018)
5. Escape Plan 2 – Double Feature
6. Future World
7. Chappaquiddick
8. 211
9. Pacific Rim: Uprising
10. Sherlock Gnomes

Top Digital, Redbox On Demand, Week Ending July 16

1. A Quiet Place (new)
2. Blockers
3. Tyler Perry’s Acrimony
4. Game Night
5. Daddy’s Home
6. Chappaquiddick
7. Tomb Raider (2018)
8. Death Wish (2018)
9. I Can Only Imagine
10. Pacific Rim: Uprising

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