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JustWatch: ‘John Wick’ Movies, New Season of ‘Yellowjackets’ Upend Weekly Streaming Charts

Heading into Lionsgate’s release of John Wick: Chapter 4, the Keanu Reeves-starring action franchise’s previous three releases dominated weekly streaming through March 26, according to new data from JustWatch. The Berlin-based analytics company tracks the streaming video habits of 20 million users across 59 markets, including the United States.

The original 2014 John Wick ended the reign of Oscar-winning Everything Everywhere All at Once, which had topped JustWatch’s movie chart for nine of the previous 10 weeks. John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 2 finished No. 4 and No. 6, respectively. All three movies are available to stream on NBCUniversal’s Peacock platform, Sling TV and Fubo, among others.

On the episodic programming front, the second season debut of Showtime Networks’ “Yellowjackets” ended the eight-week reign of HBO Max’s post-apocalyptic survival series “The Last of Us,” ahead of new Bob Odenkirk series, “Lucky Hank,” on AMC+, and the third season of “Ted Lasso” on Apple TV+.

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Horror Comedy ’Cocaine Bear’ Again Tops Weekly Vudu Chart

The Universal Pictures horror comedy Cocaine Bear again topped the chart of the 10 most-popular films on Fandango’s transactional digital service Vudu the week ended March 26.

Available for premium digital rental and sale, the film, directed by Elizabeth Banks, is based on the true story of drug smuggler Andrew Thornton II, who on Sept. 11, 1985, jumped from an auto-piloted Cessna after dropping packages of cocaine in the forest near Blairsville, Ga. Thornton died when his parachute failed to open, while much of the coke was believed to have been ingested by a bear, who promptly died. In the movie version, the bear does not die; instead, he becomes addicted to the white powder and embarks on a killing spree while chasing after more.

Debuting at No. 2 on the chart was Lionsgate’s Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre, available for premium digital rental and purchase. The actioner, starring Jason Statham, Aubrey Plaza, Hugh Grant and Josh Hartnett, follows special agent Orson Fortune and his team of operatives who recruit one of Hollywood’s biggest movie stars to help them on an undercover mission when the sale of a deadly new weapons technology threatens to upend the world order.

Falling from No. 2 to No. 3 on the chart was A24’s The Whale, available for digital purchase and digital rental. The film, based on the play about an obese man attempting to reconnect with his daughter, recently earned Brendan Fraser a Best Actor Oscar.

Rising from No. 10 to No. 4 on the chart was Lionsgate’s Plane, newly available for regular digital purchase after a premium run. In the film, pilot Brodie Torrance (Gerard Butler) saves his passengers from a lightning strike by making a risky landing on a war-torn island. When most of the passengers are taken hostage by dangerous rebels, the only person Torrance can count on for help is Louis Gaspare (Mike Colter), an accused murderer who was being transported by the FBI.

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Rising to No. 5 from No. 6 on the chart was the Universal Pictures thriller Knock at the Cabin, newly available for regular digital purchase March 24 after a premium run. The film from director M. Night Shyamalan follows a young girl and her parents who, while vacationing at a remote cabin, are taken hostage.

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Vudu’s top 10 titles for the week ended March 26, in terms of revenue, were:

  1. Cocaine Bear
  2. Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre
  3. The Whale
  4. Plane
  5. Knock at the Cabin
  6. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
  7. A Man Called Otto
  8. Children of the Corn
  9. Everything Everywhere All at Once
  10. M3GAN: Unrated

Horowitz Research: Nearly 7 in 10 U.S. TV Content Viewers Use Free Streaming Services Monthly

Nearly 7 in 10 (69%) of TV content viewers in the United States use free streaming services at least monthly, a sharp increase from 42% in 2019, according to Horowitz’s latest State of Media, Entertainment & Tech: Subscriptions 2023 study.

The rapid growth in usage of free streaming services is driven by the number and variety of free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) services, which offer linear content in addition to their on-demand libraries, according to Horowitz. The free services consumers in the survey are using most are Peacock, Tubi, Pluto and YouTube.

On the subscription streaming (SVOD) side, with self-reported total average spending on these services at more than $50 per month, data from the Horowitz study indicate that there is a growing appetite for managed services to control costs. In 2019, over half of cord-cutters felt they were saving “a really good amount”; in this current study, that number dropped to 33%. And, already, 1 in 3 (30%) consumers indicate that they pay for at least one of their streaming services in combination with another service they have (e.g., as a bundle with another SVOD service, through a service such as Amazon Prime, as a perk with a cell phone plan, etc.).

Meanwhile, after years of decline in MVPD subscriptions, penetration of traditional cable/satellite services seems to be remaining steady. Consistent with last year, half (52%) of TV content viewers subscribe to MVPD services and customer satisfaction with their service overall among those subscribers is high, at 80%.

Satisfaction numbers have increased slightly over the past few years as less happy customers abandon MVPDs for streaming options, while MVPD loyalists, who derive a lot of value out of the service, remain subscribed. Notably, 1 in 3 cord-cutters (32%) say that if the cost of all their streaming services continues to increase, they might consider going back to cable.

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“The data from this year’s study points to some important opportunities for media companies and consumers,” noted Adriana Waterston, chief revenue officer and insights and strategy lead for Horowitz Research, in a statement. “The adoption of AVOD/FAST services — and the concomitant increase in streaming ad revenue we can expect to see — will help offset revenue loss on the linear side, which is critical as programming costs continue to skyrocket.

“On the consumer side, managed services, in which subscribers can see and manage all their streaming content in one place, would be an antidote to the challenges inherent to today’s highly fragmented streaming space, and consumers seem open to consolidating their services. It’s a matter of which companies will compete to be the managed services solution for the streaming age, between traditional MVPDs and tech companies like Amazon, Samsung, Roku, and Apple.”

The State of Media, Entertainment & Tech: Subscriptions 2023 report surveyed 2,200 adults.

Survey: More Than Half of Americans Consume TV Digitally

More than half (51%) of Americans consume TV digitally, according to a survey from digital marketing agency Adtaxi.

The results of its “2023 TV & Video Streaming Survey” found that, across all gender, ages, and income levels, streaming is the No. 1 viewing source adults turn to, with roughly one-in-five adults (15%) consuming all their TV content digitally. 

“We are seeing consumers become more and more reliant on streaming services and turning their backs on broadcast and cable options,” said Adtaxi director of research Murry Woronoff in a statement. “Our survey findings are supported by recent reports from Nielsen stating that streaming viewership has officially surpassed cable TV viewership. Platforms including Netflix, YouTube, and Hulu contributed to streaming capturing the largest share of viewership (35%) for the first time in July 2022.”

Among other survey findings: 

  • 42% of adults turn to streaming services before cable (31%) and broadcast (11%). This includes 35% who default to streaming content via a TV set and 7% who default to a personal device. According to eMarketer, this trend is anticipated to continue with another 3.6 million U.S. homes (representing 8.8 million people) expected to sever their ties with cable TV in 2023.
  • When choosing how to watch TV and video content, the majority (66%) watch through their TV set — but not exclusively. Over the past 30 days, respondents said they also consumed TV via their smartphone (48%), laptop (33%) and tablet (23%). On average, Americans use two different devices to consume content.
  • At the start of 2023, 87% of U.S. adults said their household uses at least one paid streaming service, while 84% use a free service. The survey found that more than one-in-six Americans who use paid streaming services have five or more subscriptions.
  • When it comes to advertising on streaming services, nearly half of Americans (48%) respond to the ads they see. Consumers claimed they were most likely to interact with ads when the products were pertinent to their lives and needs.
  • On average, streamers who respond to ads do so in two or more ways. More than half (56%) go directly to the company’s website, more than one-third (36%) look at the company’s social media, and nearly one-third (32%) take a company review into consideration.
  • When asked if consumers were willing to switch from paid ad-free subscriptions, to free ad-supported versions, six-in-10 (60%) said they were likely to switch while one-in-five (22%) said they were very likely to switch.

“The findings of our 2023 TV & Video Streaming Survey are fascinating and important for digital marketers to understand and implement in their plans for the coming year,” said Chris Loretto, EVP of Adtaxi, in a statement. “Utilizing digital streaming platforms will be key to capturing audiences with consumers reporting to prefer ads on streaming services over broadcast or cable. Additionally, ad-supported streaming will be in the spotlight this year as platforms like Netflix and Warner offer new ways to capture audiences.”

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The survey was conducted online using Survey Monkey among a national sample of 1,056 adults spanning across U.S. geographic regions, income levels, gender and age. The survey was conducted on Jan. 6, 2023.

‘Luther: The Fallen Sun,’ ‘The Mandalorian’ Top Weekly Whip U.S. Streaming Charts

Netflix’s Luther: The Fallen Sun led the Whip Media chart of streaming movies, while Disney+’s “The Mandalorian” again led the Whip Media chart of streaming originals among U.S. consumers for the week ended March 19.

Rising from No. 2 to the top spot was Luther: The Fallen Sun, which started streaming on Netflix March 10. The crime thriller, starring Idris Elba, is a feature film continuation of the British TV series.

“The Mandalorian,” season three of which started streaming March 1 in weekly episodes, is based on the character in the “Star Wars” universe.

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TV Time, a Whip Media company, is a free TV and movie viewership tracking app with 21 million global users. The streaming originals chart rankings are determined by streaming original TV series with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app. The movie rankings are determined from streaming movies with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app.

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Landing at No. 2 on the streaming originals chart was Apple TV+’s “Ted Lasso,” season three of which started streaming March 15. The 12-episode new season finds the newly promoted AFC Richmond soccer team facing ridicule as media predictions peg them to finish last, while team manager Ted (Jason Sudeikis) deals with pressures at work and personal issues back home.

Falling from No. 2 to No. 3 on the streaming originals chart was Netflix’s “You.” Part two of season four of the psychological thriller series debuted March 9. It follows an obsessive lover, played by Penn Badgley.

Rising to No. 2 from No. 4 on the streaming movies chart was recent Best Picture Oscar winner Everything Everywhere All at Once. The film, about a multiverse-jumping mom, also won Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor (Ke Huy Quan), Best Supporting Actress (Jamie Lee Curtis), Best Actress (Michelle Yeoh), Best Film Editing, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert).

Landing at No. 3 on the streaming movies chart was Boston Strangler, which started streaming on Hulu March 17. The historical crime drama is based on the true story of the 1960s Boston killer.

Top Streaming Originals Among U.S. Consumers for the Week Ended March 19:

  1. “The Mandalorian” — Disney+
  2. “Ted Lasso” — Apple TV+ (Season Premiere)
  3. “You” — Netflix
  4. “How I Met Your Father” — Hulu
  5. “Star Trek: Picard” — Paramount+
  6. “Shrinking” — Apple TV+
  7. “Star Wars: The Bad Batch” — Disney+
  8. “Mayor of Kingstown” — Paramount+
  9. “Shadow and Bone” — Netflix (Season Premiere)
  10. “Wolf Pack” — Paramount+

 

Top Streaming Movies Among U.S. Consumers March 17-19:

  1. Luther: The Fallen Sun — Netflix
  2. Everything Everywhere All at Once — Showtime
  3. Boston Strangler — Hulu
  4. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever — Disney+
  5. M3GAN — Peacock
  6. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Peacock
  7. Money Shot: The Pornhub Story — Netflix
  8. The Menu — HBO Max
  9. We Have a Ghost — Netflix
  10. Shazam! — HBO Max

Survey: More Than Half of Those 18-44 Have Subscribed to a Streaming Service to See a Specific Movie Premiere

More than half (54%) of 18 to 44 year olds said they have subscribed to a streaming service to see a specific movie that premiered on that service, according to a survey from Publisher’s Clearing House and Evan Shapiro of EShap.tv.

The survey queried 16,650 adults over 18.

When factoring in the older crowd (those over the age of 44), 40% of those surveyed said they have subscribed to a streaming service to see a specific movie premiere.

Meanwhile, less than a third of those surveyed (32%) said they prefer to see movies in theaters, with 27% saying they preferred to stream movies with no ads and more than a third (38%) preferring to stream or watch movies via premium TV with no ads.

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Meanwhile, the survey also found that only 32% those all ages in the survey said they prefer to watch movies in theaters.

‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,’ ‘The Mandalorian’ Top Weekly Whip U.S. Streaming Charts

Peacock’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish led the Whip Media chart of streaming movies, while Disney+’s “The Mandalorian” again led the Whip Media chart of streaming originals among U.S. consumers for the week ended March 12.

DreamWorks Animation’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish started streaming on Peacock March 10. The film, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, is a sequel to Puss in Boots and the sixth installment in the “Shrek” franchise. It follows the continuing adventures of the character Puss (voiced by Antonio Banderas).

“The Mandalorian,” season three of which started streaming March 1 in weekly episodes, is based on the character in the “Star Wars” universe.

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TV Time, a Whip Media company, is a free TV and movie viewership tracking app with 21 million global users. The streaming originals chart rankings are determined by streaming original TV series with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app. The movie rankings are determined from streaming movies with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app.

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Landing at No. 2 on the streaming originals chart was Netflix’s “You.” Part two of season four of the psychological thriller series debuted March 9. It follows an obsessive lover, played by Penn Badgley.

Falling from No. 2 to No. 3 on the streaming originals chart was “How I Met Your Father.” Season two of the series starring Hilary Duff debuted on Hulu Jan. 24. In the show mirroring the setup of CBS’s“How I Met Your Mother” (2005-14), Sophie in the near future is telling her son the story of how she met his father, a story that catapults viewers back to the present where Sophie and her group of friends are in the midst of figuring out who they are, what they want out of life, and how to fall in love in the age of dating apps and limitless options.

Landing at No. 2 on the streaming movies chart was Luther: The Fallen Sun, starring Idris Elba. The crime thriller, which started streaming on Netflix March 10, is a feature film continuation of the British TV series.

Remaining at No. 3 on the streaming movies chart was Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which started streaming on Disney+ Feb. 1. In the film, as the nation of Wakanda mourns the death of T’Challa, Princess Shuri (Letitia Wright) and General Okoye (Danai Gurira) investigate the threat of Namor (Tenoch Huerta) and his long-hidden underwater kingdom of Talokan, whose cultural heritage might hold the secret to restoring the legacy of the Black Panther.

Top Streaming Originals Among U.S. Consumers for the Week Ended March 12:

  1. “The Mandalorian” — Disney+
  2. “You” — Netflix
  3. “How I Met Your Father” — Hulu
  4. “Star Trek: Picard” — Paramount+
  5. “Poker Face” (2023) — Peacock
  6. “Star Wars: The Bad Batch” — Disney+
  7. “Shrinking” — Apple TV+
  8. “Mayor of Kingstown” — Paramount+
  9. “Wolf Pack” — Paramount+
  10. “Outer Banks” — Netflix

 

Top Streaming Movies Among U.S. Consumers March 10-12:

  1. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish — Peacock
  2. Luther: The Fallen Sun — Netflix
  3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever — Disney+
  4. Everything Everywhere All at Once — Paramount+/Showtime
  5. Chris Rock: Selective Outrage — Netflix
  6. M3GAN — Peacock
  7. We Have a Ghost — Netflix
  8. Top Gun: Maverick — Paramount+
  9. Triangle of Sadness — Hulu
  10. Scream (2022) — Paramount+

‘We Have a Ghost,’ ‘The Mandalorian’ Top Weekly Whip U.S. Streaming Charts

Netflix’s We Have a Ghost led the Whip Media chart of streaming movies, while Disney+’s “The Mandalorian” led the Whip Media chart of streaming originals among U.S. consumers for the week ended March 5.

We Have a Ghost is a horror comedy starring David Harbour that started streaming on the service Feb. 24. In the film, after finding a ghost with a murky past haunting their new house, a family becomes an internet sensation — and the target of a shadowy government agency.

“The Mandalorian,” season three of which started streaming March 1 in weekly episodes, is based on the character in the “Star Wars” universe.

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TV Time, a Whip Media company, is a free TV and movie viewership tracking app with 21 million global users. The streaming originals chart rankings are determined by streaming original TV series with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app. The movie rankings are determined from streaming movies with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app.

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Remaining at No. 2 on the streaming originals chart was “How I Met Your Father.” Season two of the series starring Hilary Duff debuted on Hulu Jan. 24. In the show mirroring the setup of CBS’s“How I Met Your Mother” (2005-14), Sophie in the near future is telling her son the story of how she met his father, a story that catapults viewers back to the present where Sophie and her group of friends are in the midst of figuring out who they are, what they want out of life, and how to fall in love in the age of dating apps and limitless options.

Falling from the top spot to No. 3 on the streaming originals chart was “1923,” a prequel to “Yellowstone” and a sequel to the series “1883.” The series stars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren and follows a generation of the Dutton family in 1923, during the Western Expansion, Prohibition and the Great Depression, which started earlier in Montana. The last episode of the first season debuted Feb. 12.

The Universal Pictures/Blumhouse horror thriller M3GAN, streaming on Peacock starting Feb. 24, fell from the top spot to No. 2 on the streaming movies chart. It’s about a life-like artificial intelligence doll given to a young niece by her robotics engineer aunt (Allison Williams) after the girl’s parents are killed in an automobile accident.

Remaining at No. 3 on the streaming movies chart was Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which started streaming on Disney+ Feb. 1. In the film, as the nation of Wakanda mourns the death of T’Challa, Princess Shuri (Letitia Wright) and General Okoye (Danai Gurira) investigate the threat of Namor (Tenoch Huerta) and his long-hidden underwater kingdom of Talokan, whose cultural heritage might hold the secret to restoring the legacy of the Black Panther.

Top Streaming Originals Among U.S. Consumers for the Week Ended March 5:

  1. “The Mandalorian” — Disney+ (Season Premiere)
  2. “How I Met Your Father” — Hulu
  3. “1923” — Paramount+
  4. “Outer Banks” — Netflix
  5. “Star Trek: Picard” — Paramount+
  6. “Poker Face” (2023) — Peacock
  7. “Star Wars: The Bad Batch” — Disney+
  8. “Shrinking” — Apple TV+
  9. “Mayor of Kingstown” — Paramount+
  10. “Wolf Pack” — Paramount+

 

Top Streaming Movies Among U.S. Consumers March 3-5:

  1. We Have a Ghost — Netflix
  2. M3GAN — Peacock
  3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever — Disney+
  4. Your Place or Mine — Netflix
  5. Creed — Prime Video/HBO Max
  6. The Menu — HBO Max
  7. Triangle of Sadness — Hulu
  8. The Strays — Netflix
  9. Creed II — Prime Video/HBO Max
  10. R.I.P.D. — Netflix

Tom Hanks Drama ‘A Man Called Otto’ Tops Weekly Vudu Chart

Sony Pictures’ A Man Called Otto, starring Tom Hanks, topped the chart of the 10 most-popular films on Fandango’s transactional digital service Vudu the week ended March 5.

The drama, available for digital purchase, stars 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. The film is based on the best-seller A Man Called Ove.

The Universal Pictures thriller Knock at the Cabin, available for premium digital rental and purchase, fell from the top spot to No. 2 on the chart. The film from director M. Night Shyamalan follows a young girl and her parents who, while vacationing at a remote cabin, are taken hostage.

A couple of sequels landed at No. 3 and No. 4 on the chart.

Debuting in the third spot was Warner Bros.’ Magic Mike’s Last Dance, available for premium digital rental and purchase. In the third installment in the franchise, “Magic” Mike Lane (Channing Tatum) takes to the stage again after a lengthy hiatus, following a business deal that went bust, leaving him broke and taking bartender gigs in Florida. 

Landing at No. 4 was Sony Pictures’ Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, the 21st film in the anime franchise. It is available for digital purchase.

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Falling two spots to No. 5 on the chart was Universal Pictures’ Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, available for digital purchase. The DreamWorks animated film is a sequel to Puss in Boots and the sixth installment in the “Shrek” franchise. It follows the continuing adventures of the character Puss (voiced by Antonio Banderas). The film will start streaming on Peacock March 10.

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Vudu’s top 10 titles for the week ended March 5, in terms of revenue, were:

  1. A Man Called Otto
  2. Knock at the Cabin
  3. Magic Mike’s Last Dance
  4. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero (English Language Version)
  5. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
  6. The Whale
  7. Plane
  8. M3GAN
  9. Violent Night
  10. The Fabelmans

‘M3GAN,’ ‘1923’ Top Weekly Whip U.S. Streaming Charts

Universal Pictures’ M3GAN led the Whip Media chart of streaming movies, while Paramount+’s “1923” led the Whip Media chart of streaming originals among U.S. consumers for the week ended Feb. 26.

Streaming on Peacock starting Feb. 24, the Blumhouse horror thriller M3GAN is about a life-like artificial intelligence doll given to a young niece by her robotics engineer aunt (Allison Williams) after the girl’s parents are killed in an automobile accident.

Rising from No. 2 to the top spot on the streaming originals chart, “1923”is a prequel to “Yellowstone” and a sequel to the series “1883.” The series stars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren and follows a generation of the Dutton family in 1923, during the Western Expansion, Prohibition and the Great Depression, which started earlier in Montana. The last episode of the first season debuted Feb. 12.

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TV Time, a Whip Media company, is a free TV and movie viewership tracking app with 21 million global users. The streaming originals chart rankings are determined by streaming original TV series with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app. The movie rankings are determined from streaming movies with the greatest share of views in the given week, among a balanced panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app.

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Rising from No. 3 to No. 2 on the streaming originals chart was “How I Met Your Father.” Season two of the series starring Hilary Duff debuted on Hulu Jan. 24. In the show mirroring the setup of CBS’s“How I Met Your Mother” (2005-14), Sophie in the near future is telling her son the story of how she met his father, a story that catapults viewers back to the present where Sophie and her group of friends are in the midst of figuring out who they are, what they want out of life, and how to fall in love in the age of dating apps and limitless options.

“Star Trek: Picard” rose three spots to No. 3 on the streaming originals chart. The third season of the sci-fi show, following Starfleet admiral Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart), bowed Feb. 16 on Paramount+.

Netflix’s We Have a Ghost debuted at No. 2 on the streaming movies chart. The horror comedy starring David Harbour started streaming on the service Feb. 24. In the film, after finding a ghost with a murky past haunting their new house, a family becomes an internet sensation — and the target of a shadowy government agency.

Falling from No. 2 to No. 3 on the streaming movies chart was Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which started streaming on Disney+ Feb. 1. In the film, as the nation of Wakanda mourns the death of T’Challa, Princess Shuri (Letitia Wright) and General Okoye (Danai Gurira) investigate the threat of Namor (Tenoch Huerta) and his long-hidden underwater kingdom of Talokan, whose cultural heritage might hold the secret to restoring the legacy of the Black Panther.

Top Streaming Originals Among U.S. Consumers for the Week Ended Feb. 26:

  1. “1923” — Paramount+
  2. “How I Met Your Father” — Hulu
  3. “Star Trek: Picard” — Paramount+
  4. “Outer Banks” — Netflix (Season Premiere)
  5. “Poker Face” (2023) — Peacock
  6. “Star Wars: The Bad Batch” — Disney+
  7. “You” — Netflix
  8. “Shrinking” — Apple TV+
  9. “Mayor of Kingstown” — Paramount+
  10. “Carnival Row” — Prime Video

 

Top Streaming Movies Among U.S. Consumers Feb. 24-26:

  1. M3GAN — Peacock
  2. We Have a Ghost — Netflix
  3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever — Disney+
  4. Your Place or Mine — Netflix
  5. The Strays — Netflix
  6. Glass Onion — Netflix
  7. The Menu — HBO Max
  8. You People — Netflix
  9. Babylon — Paramount+
  10. Shotgun Wedding — Prime Video