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‘A Man Called Otto’ Tops Redbox Disc Rentals; ‘The Whale’ Tops Digital Chart

Sony Pictures’ A Man Called Otto took over the No. 1 spot on the Redbox disc rental chart the week ended March 19.

The drama, based on the best-seller A Man Called Ove, stars Tom Hanks as a man who no longer sees purpose in life after the death of his wife. He is ready to end it until he meets an unlikely friend. It was No. 2 on the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions.

The No. 1 Redbox On Demand title was A24’s Oscar-winning drama The Whale, which stars Brendan Fraser as a reclusive overweight English teacher who attempts to reconnect with his daughter. The film won two Oscars — Best Actor for Fraser, and Best Makeup and Hairstyling. It was No. 3 on the disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks. The film is distributed on disc by Lionsgate.

The top disc rental the previous two weeks, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, dropped to No. 2 on the Redbox disc rental chart. The sequel from DreamWorks Animation finds the feline swashbuckler seeking a magical wishing star in order to restore his nine lives.

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No. 4 on both charts was Screen Media’s The Ritual Killer, a thriller starring Cole Hauser as a detective who seeks advice from a professor (Morgan Freeman) to decode the ritualistic killings of a murderer.

The No. 5 disc rental was Lionsgate’s Everything Everywhere All at Once, coming off an Oscar win for Best Picture.

The No. 3 digital title was Universal’s Cocaine Bear, the comedic thriller about a bear in the 1980s that comes across a stash of cocaine in the woods, gets addicted and goes on a rampage. It is now available for PVOD viewing.

No. 5 on the Redbox On Demand chart was Lionsgate’s Mindcage, a thriller about two detectives who seek the help of an incarcerated serial killer to catch a copycat.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended March 19:

  1. A Man Called Otto — Sony Pictures
  2. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal/DreamWorks
  3. The Whale — Lionsgate
  4. The Ritual Killer — Screen Media
  5. Everything Everywhere All at Once — Lionsgate
  6. Devotion — Paramount
  7. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  8. Legacy Peak — Sony Pictures
  9. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody — Sony Pictures
  10. Black Adam — Warner

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended March 19:

  1. The Whale — A24
  2. A Man Called Otto — Sony Pictures
  3. Cocaine Bear — Universal
  4. The Ritual Killer — Screen Media
  5. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  6. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  — Disney/Marvel
  7. Scream (2022) — Paramount
  8. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  9. Supercell — Sony Pictures
  10. Missing — Sony Pictures

 

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Allen Media Group Adds Three Channels to Redbox Live TV

Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group has announced a new partnership with Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment and its subsidiary company Redbox.

Redbox Live TV — a free streaming service available within the Redbox streaming app, featuring more than 160 channels — now carries three Allen Media Group FAST channels: The Weather Channel en Español, Pattrn and theGrio Television Network.

Viewers can stream these three Allen Media Group FAST channels for free on the Redbox streaming app, which is available on connected TVs and devices from Roku, Samsung, Vizio, LG and more than a dozen more platforms.

The Weather Channel en Español is the first 24/7 Spanish-language free-streaming weather news network in the United States, providing weather coverage and news across the United States, the Caribbean and Latin America. The network features a variety of Spanish-language forecasts, including locally specific forecasting and storytelling that helps viewers understand the science behind weather events. The Weather Channel en Español utilizes the resources of The Weather Channel including the network’s multiple Emmy award-winning immersive mixed reality (IMR) technology.

Pattrn is The Weather Channel brand dedicated to the environment and climate, featuring original reporting, mid-form series and feature-length documentaries.

TheGrio Television Network features a library of movies, television shows and news programs that amplify and celebrate African-American culture. 

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“We’re excited to expand our partnership with Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment,” Byron Allen, founder/chairman/CEO of Allen Media Group, said in a statement. “The addition of our FAST channels to the Redbox Live TV lineup enables AMG to expand the reach of life-saving weather information through The Weather Channel en Español, as well as climate news featured on Pattrn, and storytelling featured on theGrio Television Network.”

“Our mission is to provide value-conscious consumers with ever-growing options that entertain and inform,” Phil Oppenheim, chief content officer of Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, said in a statement. “This new agreement with Allen Media Group continues to expand our Redbox connected-TV FAST platform with unique and diverse new channels for our customers.”

‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’ Still No. 1 on Redbox Disc Rentals; ‘Ritual Killer’ Tops Digital Chart

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish remained No. 1 on the Redbox disc rental chart the week ended March 12.

The sequel from DreamWorks Animation, which was released on disc Feb. 28, finds the feline swashbuckler seeking a magical wishing star in order to restore his nine lives.

The new No. 1 on the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions, was Screen Media’s The Ritual Killer, a thriller starring Cole Hauser as a detective who seeks advice from a professor (Morgan Freeman) to decode the ritualistic killings of a murderer. It was No. 3 on the disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks. The title is available on disc early at Redbox prior to its May 2 wide release.

The week’s No. 2 disc rental was again Paramount’s Devotion, a historical drama about one of the first black aviators who flew during the Korean War.

The previous week’s top title on the digital chart, Lionsgate’s Nicolas Cage Western The Old Way, slipped to No. 3 on the Redbox On Demand chart, and was No. 4 on the disc rental chart.

The No. 2 digital title was Sony Pictures’ Missing, a thriller about a girl searching for her mother, who disappeared while on vacation.

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The No. 5 disc rental was Sony Pictures’ Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody, a biopic about the late singer. It was No. 8 on the digital chart.

The No. 4 digital title, and No. 6 on the disc chart, was Disney-owned Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The film finds the now public nation of Wakanda protecting itself from a hidden underwater kingdom in the wake of King T’Challa’s death.

The No. 5 digital title was Screen Media’s Poker Face, the revenge turned heist thriller from Russell Crowe.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended March 12:

  1. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal/DreamWorks
  2. Devotion — Paramount
  3. The Ritual Killer — Screen Media
  4. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  5. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody — Sony Pictures
  6. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  — Disney/Marvel
  7. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  8. Everything Everywhere All at Once — Lionsgate
  9. Black Adam — Warner
  10. Devil’s Peak — Screen Media

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended March 12:

  1. The Ritual Killer — Screen Media
  2. Missing — Sony Pictures
  3. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  4. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  — Disney/Marvel
  5. Poker Face — Screen Media
  6. Violent Night — Universal
  7. A Man Called Otto — Sony Pictures
  8. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody — Sony Pictures
  9. Scream (2022) — Paramount
  10. Fall — Lionsgate

 

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Redbox Expects Boost in Business Thanks to Robust Theatrical Slate

Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment Inc. is hoping a revitalized slate of strong theatrical features will boost business at its Redbox subsidiary.

The company says more than 40 major titles are expected to be available this year and early next year, both on DVD/Blu-ray Disc at the approximately 34,000 Redbox kiosks and digitally through Redbox On Demand for digital rental (TVOD) and purchase (electronic sellthrough).

Beginning with the recent theatrical release of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, the company says it expects at least one major theatrical release each week for the remainder of the year. This year’s theatrical slate includes the latest installments from some of the highest-grossing film franchises in history, including Creed III, Scream VI, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, John Wick: Chapter 4, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Fast X, The Little Mermaid, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, The Flash, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One, Barbie, The Marvels, Meg 2: The Trench, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, The Equalizer 3, Dune: Part Two, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, Wonka, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Ghostbusters 5 and others.

With this increase in major releases, the company will offer promotions to over 40 million Redbox customer loyalty program members to drive traffic to kiosks and digital platforms.

“After years of COVID-related delays and shutdowns, big movies are finally back in theaters. Our company is very well positioned to take full advantage of this massive slate of new release movies,” said Bill Rouhana, CEO of Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment. “Between our kiosks and digital streaming services, we can monetize these windows and drive meaningful free cash flow. We will use some of that expected windfall to pay down debts and help to expand our operations.”

The company will also utilize its digital streaming platforms to offer these movies during premium windows. Consumers will be able to rent or buy many of these films right after the theatrical window, allowing the company to capitalize on studio marketing efforts.

‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’ Tops Redbox Disc Rentals; ‘Old Way’ Still No. 1 on Digital Chart

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish took over the No. 1 spot on the Redbox disc rental chart the week ended March 5.

The sequel from DreamWorks Animation, which was released on disc Feb. 28, finds the feline swashbuckler seeking a magical wishing star in order to restore his nine lives. It was No. 7 on the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions.

The previous week’s top title on both the disc and digital charts, Lionsgate’s Nicolas Cage Western The Old Way, remained No. 1 on the Redbox On Demand chart, but dropped to No. 3 on the disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks.

The week’s No. 2 disc rental was Paramount’s Devotion, a historical drama about one of the first black aviators who flew during the Korean War. It was No. 9 on the digital chart.

No. 4 on both charts was Sony Pictures’ Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody, a biopic about the late singer.

The No. 5 disc rental was Disney-owned Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The film finds the now public nation of Wakanda protecting itself from a hidden underwater kingdom in the wake of King T’Challa’s death.

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On the digital chart, No. 2 was Lionsgate’s The Minute You Wake Up Dead, a noir thriller starring Morgan Freeman, Jaimie Alexander and Cole Hauser.

The No. 3 digital title was Sony Pictures’ A Man Called Otto, a comedy that stars Tom Hanks as a bitter old man.

Down three spots to No. 5 on the Redbox On Demand chart was Universal’s Knock at the Cabin, the new M. Night Shyamalan thriller about a vacationing family who are taken hostage and forced to make a sacrifice to avert the apocalypse.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended March 5:

  1. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal/DreamWorks
  2. Devotion — Paramount
  3. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  4. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody — Sony Pictures
  5. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  — Disney/Marvel
  6. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  7. Black Adam — Warner
  8. Devil’s Peak — Screen Media
  9. Violent Night — Universal
  10. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended March 5:

  1. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  2. The Minute You Wake Up Dead — Lionsgate
  3. A Man Called Otto — Sony Pictures
  4. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody — Sony Pictures
  5. Knock at the Cabin — Universal
  6. Magic Mike’s Last Dance — Warner
  7. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal/DreamWorks
  8. Devil’s Peak — Screen Media
  9. Devotion — Paramount
  10. Plane — Lionsgate

 

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‘The Old Way’ Grabs No. 1 Spots on Redbox Disc and Digital Charts

Lionsgate’s The Old Way debuted at No. 1 on both the Redbox disc rental chart and the Redbox On Demand chart the week ended Feb. 26.

The film stars Nicolas Cage in his first Western as a former gunslinger who takes up arms alongside his 12-year-old daughter to protect the family against an outlaw and his gang.

Disney-owned Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever dropped to No. 2 on the Redbox disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks. The film finds the now public nation of Wakanda protecting itself from a hidden underwater kingdom in the wake of King T’Challa’s death.

No. 2 on the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions, was Universal’s Knock at the Cabin, the new M. Night Shyamalan thriller about a vacationing family who are taken hostage and forced to make a sacrifice to avert the apocalypse. It became available for premium digital sellthrough and rental Feb. 24.

Screen Media’s The Locksmith, about a former prisoner (Ryan Phillippe) who is pulled back into a world of crime despite wanting to settle down with his detective girlfriend (Kate Bosworth) and their daughter, was No. 3 on the Redbox disc rental chart and No. 7 on the Redbox On Demand chart.

No. 4 on the disc rental chart, and No. 8 on the digital chart, was Screen Media’s Devil’s Peak, about an 18-year-old who must choose between his meth-dealing kingpin father and leaving his home in North Carolina’s Appalachian Mountains forever with the girl he loves. The film won’t be widely available on disc until April 11, but Redbox has it available early as of Feb. 24.

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Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment’s Black Adam remained No. 5 on the Redbox disc rental chart, and was No. 4 on the digital chart.

Universal’s creepy girl doll thriller M3GAN dropped to No. 5 on the Redbox On Demand chart.

Rounding out the top five digital titles, at No. 3, was DreamWorks Animation’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, from Universal Pictures. The animated sequel entered the regular-pricing digital window Feb. 21.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended Feb. 26:

  1. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  2. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  — Disney/Marvel
  3. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  4. Devil’s Peak — Screen Media
  5. Black Adam — Warner
  6. As Good as Dead — Samuel Goldwyn
  7. Violent Night — Universal
  8. The Fabelmans — Universal
  9. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  10. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended Feb. 26:

  1. The Old Way — Lionsgate
  2. Knock at the Cabin — Universal
  3. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal/DreamWorks
  4. Black Adam — Warner
  5. M3GAN — Universal
  6. Plane — Lionsgate
  7. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  8. Devil’s Peak — Screen Media
  9. Violent Night — Universal
  10. Ticket to Paradise — Universal

 

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‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Grabs Top Spot on Redbox Disc Rental Chart

Disney-owned Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever took over the No. 1 spot on the Redbox disc rental chart the week ended Feb. 19. The sequel, which deals with Wakanda protecting itself from a hidden underwater kingdom in the wake of King T’Challa’s death, was released on disc Feb. 7 but didn’t make it to Redbox kiosks until Feb. 14.

The No. 1 Redbox On Demand title was Screen Media’s Poker Face, a thriller written by, directed by and starring Russell Crowe, who plays a wealthy art collector and gambler who, upon learning he’s dying of cancer, arranges a poker night with his buddies hoping to teach them a lesson for secretly slighting him, only for his house to be attacked by art thieves.

Screen Media’s The Locksmith, about a former prisoner (Ryan Phillippe) who is pulled back into a world of crime despite wanting to settle down with his detective girlfriend (Kate Bosworth) and their daughter, was No. 2 on the Redbox disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks, and No. 3 on the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions. The film was the top digital title a week earlier, and is available early on disc through Redbox kiosks, as it won’t receive a wide disc release until March 14.

Universal’s M3GAN remained No. 2 on the Redbox On Demand chart in its penultimate week as a premium sellthrough and VOD release.

The No. 3 disc rental was Universal’s director Steven Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical The Fabelmans, about the family life of a young man who grows up wanting to be a filmmaker.

The previous week’s top disc rental, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s Violent Night , slid to No. 4 on the disc chart, but appeared in the No. 8 spot on the digital chart. The actioner depicts a drunken Santa (David Harbour) who stumbles upon a mansion during an armed heist and must fight his way out.

Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment’s Black Adam slid to No. 5 on the Redbox disc rental chart, and was No. 7 on the digital chart.

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The No. 4 digital title was Lionsgate’s Plane, an actioner about a pilot (Gerard Butler) who saves his passengers from a lightning strike by making a risky landing on a war-torn island, and then must team with an accused murderer (Mike Colter) to free the passengers after they are taken hostage by dangerous rebels.

No. 5 on the digital chart and No. 9 on the disc chart was Universal Pictures’ Ticket to Paradise, the rom-com starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts as divorced parents trying to stop their lovestruck daughter from getting married.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended Feb. 19:

  1. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  — Disney/Marvel
  2. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  3. The Fabelmans — Universal
  4. Violent Night — Universal
  5. Black Adam — Warner
  6. House Party (2023) — Warner
  7. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  8. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount
  9. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  10. Angry Neighbors — Lionsgate

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended Feb. 19:

  1. Poker Face — Screen Media
  2. M3GAN — Universal
  3. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  4. Plane — Lionsgate
  5. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  6. Alice, Darling — Lionsgate
  7. Black Adam — Warner
  8. Violent Night — Universal
  9. Fifty Shades of Grey — Universal
  10. Prey for the Devil — Lionsgate

 

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‘Violent Night’ Returns Atop Redbox Disc Rental Chart

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s Violent Night returned to the top spot on the Redbox disc rental chart the week ended Feb. 12. The actioner, which depicts a drunken Santa (David Harbour) who stumbles upon a mansion during an armed heist and must fight his way out, slid to No. 2 a week ago.

The previous week’s top disc rental, Lionsgate’s Mindcage, slid to No. 2 on the disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks. The thriller is about two detectives who seek the help of an incarcerated serial killer to catch a copycat. It was No. 7 on the Redbox On Demand chart.

The No. 1 title on the Redbox On Demand chart was Screen Media’s The Locksmith, about a former prisoner (Ryan Phillippe) who is pulled back into a world of crime despite wanting to settle down with his detective girlfriend (Kate Bosworth) and their daughter.

Universal’s M3GAN, dropped to No. 2 after two weeks atop the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions.

Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment’s Black Adam remained No. 3 on the Redbox disc rental chart, and was No. 5 on the digital chart.

The No. 4 disc rental was Paramount’s High Heat, an actioner starring Olga Kurylenko as am ex-KGB operative turned chef who takes on the mafia to protect her restaurant when its targeted due to the debts of her husband (Don Johnson).

Warner’s Bones and All, a horror film about a pair of young cannibals (Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet) on a romantic journey through 1980s America, was No. 5 on the disc chart.

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The No. 3 digital title was Lionsgate’s Plane, an actioner about a pilot (Gerard Butler) who saves his passengers from a lightning strike by making a risky landing on a war-torn island, and then must team with an accused murderer (Mike Colter) to free the passengers after they are taken hostage by dangerous rebels.

No. 4 on the digital chart and No. 7 on the disc chart was Universal Pictures’ Ticket to Paradise, the rom-com starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts as divorced parents trying to stop their lovestruck daughter from getting married.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended Feb. 12:

  1. Violent Night — Universal
  2. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  3. Black Adam — Warner
  4. High Heat — Paramount
  5. Bones and All — Warner
  6. Angry Neighbors — Lionsgate
  7. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  8. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount
  9. The Woman King — Sony Pictures
  10. Smile — Paramount

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended Feb. 12:

  1. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  2. M3GAN — Universal
  3. Plane — Lionsgate
  4. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  5. Black Adam — Warner
  6. Alice, Darling — Lionsgate
  7. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  8. Prey for the Devil — Lionsgate
  9. Devotion — Paramount
  10. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal

 

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‘M3GAN’ Remains Atop Redbox Digital Chart; ‘Mindcage’ Tops Disc Rentals

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s M3GAN remained No. 1 for a second week on the Redbox On Demand chart the week ended Feb. 5. The thriller about a creepy android girl who befriends an orphan earned $87.9 million at U.S. theaters.

The top title on the Redbox disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks, was Lionsgate’s Mindcage, a thriller about two detectives who seek the help of an incarcerated serial killer to catch a copycat. It was No. 6 on the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions.

The previous week’s top disc rental, Universal’s Violent Night, slipped to No. 2. The film depicts a drunken Santa (David Harbour) who stumbles upon a mansion during an armed heist and must fight his way out. It earned $49.8 million at the domestic box office.

Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment’s Black Adam slid to No. 3 on the Redbox disc rental chart, and No. 4 on the digital chart.

The No. 4 disc rental was Lionsgate’s Angry Neighbors, a comedy about a grumpy novelist who resents his wealthy neighbor in the Hamptons building a mega-mansion next door.

No. 5 on the disc chart and No. 7 on the digital chart was Universal Pictures’ Ticket to Paradise, the rom-com starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts as divorced parents trying to stop their lovestruck daughter from getting married.

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The No. 2 digital title was Lionsgate’s Plane, an actioner about a pilot (Gerard Butler) who saves his passengers from a lightning strike by making a risky landing on a war-torn island, and then must team with an accused murderer (Mike Colter) to free the passengers after they are taken hostage by dangerous rebels.

The No. 3 digital title Screen Media’s The Locksmith, about a former prisoner (Ryan Phillippe) who is pulled back into a world of crime despite wanting to settle down with his detective girlfriend (Kate Bosworth) and their daughter.

The No. 5 digital title was Sony Pictures’ The Woman King, which was No. 7 on the disc chart.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended Feb. 5:

  1. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  2. Violent Night — Universal
  3. Black Adam — Warner
  4. Angry Neighbors — Lionsgate
  5. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  6. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount
  7. The Woman King — Sony Pictures
  8. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile — Sony Pictures
  9. Prey for the Devil — Lionsgate
  10. Till — Universal

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended Feb. 5:

  1. M3GAN — Universal
  2. Plane — Lionsgate
  3. The Locksmith — Screen Media
  4. Black Adam — Warner
  5. The Woman King — Sony Pictures
  6. Mindcage — Lionsgate
  7. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  8. Devotion — Paramount
  9. Prey for the Devil — Lionsgate
  10. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal

 

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‘Violent Night’ Tops Redbox Disc Rentals; ‘M3GAN’ Tops Digital Chart

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment’s Violent Night took over the top spot on the Redbox disc rental chart the week ended Jan. 29. The actioner, which arrived on Blu-ray and DVD Jan. 24, depicts a drunken Santa (David Harbour) who stumbles upon a mansion during an armed heist and must fight his way out. It earned $49.7 million at the domestic box office.

The top disc rental the previous three weeks, Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment’s Black Adam, slid to No. 2 on both the Redbox disc rental chart, which tracks DVD and Blu-ray Disc rentals at Redbox’s thousands of red kiosks, and the Redbox On Demand chart, which tracks digital VOD and sellthrough transactions.

No. 1 on the Redbox On Demand chart was Universal’s M3GAN, the creepy girl android thriller that just became available via PVOD after an $82.6 million haul from U.S. theaters.

No. 3 on the disc chart and No. 4 on the digital chart was Universal Pictures’ Ticket to Paradise, the rom-com starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts as divorced parents trying to stop their lovestruck daughter from getting married.

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The No. 3 digital title was Paramount’s Devotion, the true story of two elite U.S. Navy fighter pilots who helped turn the tide in the most brutal battle in the Korean War, including the first Black aviator in Navy history.

The No. 4 disc rental was Paramount’s Top Gun: Maverick, followed at No. 5 by Sony Pictures’ The Woman King.

No. 5 on the digital chart was 20th Century Studios’ horror satire The Menu.

Top DVD and Blu-ray Disc Rentals, Redbox Kiosks, Week Ended Jan. 29:

  1. Violent Night — Universal
  2. Black Adam — Warner
  3. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  4. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount
  5. The Woman King — Sony Pictures
  6. Till — Universal
  7. Prey for the Devil — Lionsgate
  8. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile — Sony Pictures
  9. Everything Everywhere All at Once — Lionsgate
  10. On the Line — Paramount

 

Top Digital (VOD + Sellthrough), Redbox On Demand, Week Ended Jan. 29:

  1. M3GAN — Universal
  2. Black Adam — Warner
  3. Devotion — Paramount
  4. Ticket to Paradise — Universal
  5. The Menu — 20th Century
  6. Prey for the Devil — Lionsgate
  7. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Universal
  8. Jeepers Creepers: Reborn — Screen Media
  9. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile — Sony Pictures
  10. Three-Thousand Years of Longing — MGM

 

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