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‘Doctor Strange 2,’ ‘Lost City’ Remain Atop Disc Sales Charts

Disney-owned Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness remained No. 1 on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, and the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart the week ended Aug. 6.

No. 2 on both charts, selling 68% as many copies as the top seller, was again Paramount’s The Lost City, a romantic comedy adventure movie starring Sandra Bullock.

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No. 3 on both charts was Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.

No. 4 was Paramount’s original 1986 Top Gun at No. 4 (No. 12 on the Blu-ray chart). Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: No Way Home was No. 5 on both charts.

The No. 4 Blu-ray was Everything Everywhere All at Once, which was No. 9 overall.

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The Media Play News rental chart the week ended Aug. 7 had Lost City in the top spot again. Doctor Strange 2 made its first appearance on the rental chart at No. 2 after a week’s delay.

The Redbox-exclusive Vertical Entertainment thriller Last Seen Alive slipped to No. 3, Universal Pictures’ The Bad Guys dropped to No. 4, and Sony Pictures’ Morbius remained No. 5.

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‘Doctor Strange 2,’ ‘Lost City’ Debut Atop Disc Sales Charts

When there aren’t many notable DVD and Blu-ray releases for a few weeks, it doesn’t take much for big newcomers to take over the national sales charts.

The week ended July 30 saw a few such titles dominate the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, and the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart.

At No. 1 on both charts was Disney-owned Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, a sequel to 2016’s Doctor Strange and the 28th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe canon. The movie finds Benedict Cumberbatch reprising his role as the master of the mystic arts, now tasked with preventing a malevolent force from capturing a young girl who has the power to travel between the realms of the multiverse. It earned $411 million at the domestic box office.

No. 2 on both charts, selling 58% as many copies as the top seller, was Paramount’s The Lost City, a romantic comedy adventure movie starring Sandra Bullock as a novelist who is kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire (Daniel Radcliffe) who wants her help finding a treasure described in her book, prompting her dimwitted cover model (Channing Tatum) to hatch a rescue plan. It earned $105 million at the domestic box office.

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Another July 26 disc release, Warner’s Green Lantern: Beware My Power, debuted at No. 4 on the overall disc sales chart at about 15% of the top title. It was No. 3 on the Blu-ray chart. The direct-to-video release is the latest animated film based on DC Comics characters.

Blu-ray Disc formats accounted for 72% of total Doctor Strange unit sales, with 36% regular Blu-ray and 36% 4K Ultra HD. For Lost City, it was 34% regular Blu-ray and 9% 4K for a total of 43% in HD. Green Lantern had 56% of its sales from HD formats, with 44% regular Blu-ray and 12% 4K.

Those were the only new releases for the week to crack the top 50 overall sellers.

The top seller for three of the previous four weeks, Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, slid to No. 3 on the overall chart and No. 4 on the Blu-ray Disc chart.

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The Media Play News rental chart the week ended July 31 had Lost City in the top spot.

The Redbox-exclusive Vertical Entertainment thriller Last Seen Alive slipped to No. 2, Universal Pictures’ The Bad Guys remained No. 3, Universal’s Memory slipped to No. 4, and Sony Pictures’ Morbius was No. 5.

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‘Fantastic Beasts 3’ Returns to Top of Disc Sales Charts

Taking advantage of a slow period for big-name new arrivals on Blu-ray and DVD, the third “Fantastic Beasts” movie returned to the top spot on the national disc sales charts its fourth week on shelves.

Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore was No. 1 on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, and the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart the week ended July 23.

The “Harry Potter” prequel and 11th entry in the “Wizarding World” franchise had 55% of its total fourth-week sales come from Blu-ray Disc formats, with 10% from 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray and 45% from regular Blu-ray.

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The previous week’s top overall seller, Universal’s Downton Abbey: A New Era, slipped to No. 2 in its third week, selling about 72% as many copies as the top title. It was No. 5 on the Blu-ray chart.

The week’s top newcomer, at No. 5 overall and No. 3 on the Blu-ray Disc chart, was Disney-owned 20th Century Studios’ The Bob’s Burgers Movie, based on the long-running animated TV series “Bob’s Burgers.” It sold about 56% as many copies as the top title.

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Blu-ray Disc formats accounted for 70% of total first-week Bob’s Burgers sales. In particular, 35% came from regular Blu-ray and 35% came from a Best Buy-exclusive 4K Ultra HD Steelbook edition.

The Media Play News rental chart the week ended July 24 was topped by Vertical Entertainment’s Last Seen Alive, a thriller available on disc exclusively at Redbox for the next few weeks.

Universal’s Memory dropped to No. 2, while the same studios’ The Bad Guys was No. 3. Sony Pictures’ Morbius remained No. 4.

No. 5 was a new release, The Forgiven, a thriller about a wealthy couple covering up a tragedy during a foreign vacation. It, too, is a Vertical Entertainment release available early at Redbox.

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‘Downton Abbey’ Sequel Climbs to Top Spot on Disc Sales Chart

A vacuum on the new-release calendar means an opportunity for some shifting on the national DVD and Blu-ray Disc sales charts.

The week ended July 16 saw Universal Pictures’ Downton Abbey: A New Era take over the top spot on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales. It had been No. 1 a week earlier in its debut.

However, with only 37% of its sales coming from Blu-ray Disc formats, the Downton Abbey sequel actually slipped a spot on the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart, to No. 4.

The top Blu-ray seller, in its third week, was Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore. It had debuted in the top spot before slipping to No. 2 in its second week. It was No. 2 on the overall disc sales chart after two weeks in the top spot.

The previous week’s top Blu-ray Disc, Lionsgate’s multiverse action-fantasy Everything Everywhere All at Once, dropped to No. 2 on the Blu-ray chart and No. 3 on the overall disc chart.

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The No. 3 Blu-ray and No. 4 overall seller was Warner’s The Batman.

The week’s top new release, at No. 8 overall and No. 7 on the Blu-ray chart, was Disney’s The Beatles: Get Back boxed set of Peter Jackson’s multipart documentary about the famed British band, finally release after a delay due to technical issues. It had 66% of its unit sales come from Blu-ray formats.

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The Media Play News rental chart for the week ended July 17 had Universal’s Liam Neeson actioner Memory in the top spot for a second week (it was No. 11 on the sales chart).

In the fact, the top six rentals were all unchanged from the previous week: Vertical Entertainment’s Last Seen Alive, a Redbox kiosk disc exclusive for the next few weeks, remained No. 2; Universal’s The Bad Guys was No. 3, Sony Pictures’ Morbius was No. 4, and Dumbledore was No. 5.

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‘Fantastic Beasts 3’ Tops Disc Sales for Second Week; ‘Everything Everywhere’ Leads on Blu-ray Chart

Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore remained No. 1 on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, the week ended July 9.

It’s the second week in the top spot on the overall sales chart for the third of the “Fantastic Beasts” movies, which serve as prequels to the “Harry Potter” movies. However, it dropped to No. 2 on the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart.

The top Blu-ray seller, and No. 2 overall, was Lionsgate’s Everything Everywhere All at Once. The film stars Michelle Yeoh as an unlikely hero who must channel newfound powers to fight fearsome dangers from the multiverse. It earned $67.7 million at the domestic box office, and sold 93.2% as many copies in its debut week as Fantastic Beasts did in its second.

Blu-ray Disc formats accounted for 88% of total Everything Everywhere unit sales, with 44% from regular Blu-ray and 44% from 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray. That compared with Fantastic Beasts having just 59% of its sales from Blu-ray (47% regular BD, 12% 4K), which accounts for how Everything Everywhere passed it on the Blu-ray chart.

No. 3 on both charts was another new release, Universal’s Downton Abbey: A New Era, the second film based on the hit PBS TV series “Downton Abbey.” The period film follows the Crawleys and their staff as they welcome a movie crew and their glamorous stars to Downton for the filming of a new silent movie, while other members of the family go on a grand adventure to a villa in the south of France to uncover a mystery about the Dowager Countess and her past. It earned $43.9 million at the domestic box office. Blu-ray formats accounted for 48% of total Downton disc sales, with 4% from 4K and 44% from regular Blu-ray.

Dropping two spots to No. 4 on both charts was Universal Pictures’ The Bad Guys, a DreamWorks Animation adaptation of the Scholastic book series of the same name.

Sony Pictures’ Marvel Comics adaptation Morbius slipped to No. 5 on both charts, also down two spots from the previous week.

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The only other newcomer in the top 10 was Universal’s Memory, the latest action thriller starring Liam Neeson, which debuted at No. 6 on both charts. It earned $7.3 million at the domestic box office.

A new 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray edition of the 2014 Tom Cruise sci-fi movie Edge of Tomorrow pushed the time travel adventure back into the overall top 20 at No. 13, and No. 7 on the Blu-ray chart. The new 4K edition accounted for 91% of the title’s sales for the week.

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The Media Play News rental chart for the week ended July 10 had Memory at No. 1.

The No. 2 rental was Vertical Entertainment’s thriller Last Seen Alive, which remains a Redbox-exclusive disc rental the next few weeks.

The previous week’s top rental, The Bad Guys, slid to No. 3, followed by Morbius at No. 4 and Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore at No. 5.

Everything Everywhere debuted as the No. 7 rental.

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‘Morbius’ Lands Atop DVD and Blu-ray Sales Chart for June; ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Still No. 1 for 2022

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment’s Morbius was No. 1 on the top 10 list of physical-media sales for June 2022, according to the NPD Group’s VideoScan tracking service that compiles DVD and Blu-ray transactions.

The Marvel Comics adaptation stars Jared Leto as a scientists who injects himself with bat DNA hoping to cure a blood disorder, only to develop vampire-like superpowers. It was released on disc June 14 and spent two weeks atop the weekly sales charts.

This is the third consecutive month a Sony release topped the monthly chart, and the fourth time in the first six months of the year, following Ghostbusters: Afterlife in February, Spider-Man: No Way Home in April, and Uncharted in May.

Uncharted, the adaptation of the treasure hunting video game franchise of the same, name, dropped in No. 6 in June.

The No. 2 title in June had also been No. 2 in May: Warner’s The Batman. Director Matt Reeves’ relaunch of DC Comics’ Caped Crusader was released on disc May 24, splitting its overall sales between the two months to prevent it from reaching the top sales spot in either.

The No. 3 seller in June was Paramount’s 1986 fighter jet actioner Top Gun, which got a big boost from the theatrical success of its oft-delayed sequel, Top Gun: Maverick. It had been No. 8 in May.

The next-highest June disc release on the chart was Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore at No. 4. The latest “Harry Potter” prequel arrived on shelves June 28.

The No. 5 disc in June was Universal’s The Bad Guys, DreamWorks Animation’s adaptation of the Scholastic book series about animal villains trying to convince they world they’ve turned good. It was released on disc June 21.

The only other June release in the month’s top 10 was Universal’s Viking revenge drama The Northman, at No. 8.

The top seller of 2022 to date, Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: No Way Home, slipped to No. 7 on the sellers list for June.

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The year-to-date top 10 saw some minor shifting in June. Universal’s Sing 2 rose a spot to No. 4 for the year, pushing Disney’s Encanto to No. 5.

The Batman climbed onto the yearly top 10 at No. 6. Uncharted rose a spot to No. 7, while Paramount’s Yellowstone: Season 4 dropped two spots to No. 8. The James Bond actioner No Time to Die, an MGM production distributed by Universal, dropped two spots to No. 9, while Disney’s Marvel movie Eternals slid a spot to No. 10.

Universal’s Halloween Kills was pushed out of the yearly top 10.

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According to NPD, the June 2022 top 10 by units sold were:

  1. Morbius (Sony Pictures)
  2. The Batman (Warner)
  3. Top Gun (Paramount)
  4. Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (Warner)
  5. The Bad Guys (Universal/DreamWorks)
  6. Uncharted (Sony Pictures)
  7. Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony Pictures)
  8. The Northman (Universal)
  9. Sing 2 (Universal)
  10. Dog (Warner/MGM)

 

Year-to-Date Top 10 (through June 2022):

  1. Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony Pictures)
  2. Ghostbusters: Afterlife (Sony Pictures)
  3. Dune: Part One (Warner)
  4. Sing 2 (Universal)
  5. Encanto (Disney)
  6. The Batman (Warner)
  7. Uncharted (Sony Pictures)
  8. Yellowstone: Season Four (Paramount)
  9. No Time to Die (Universal/MGM)
  10. Eternals (Disney/Marvel)

 

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‘Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore’ Claims Top Spot on Blu-ray and DVD Sales Charts

Warner’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore debuted at No. 1 on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, and the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart the week ended July 2.

The third of the “Fantastic Beasts” movies, which serve as prequels to the “Harry Potter” movies, finds Dumbledore (Jude Law) organizing a mission to prevent Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen) from seizing leadership of the wizarding world and declaring war on humanity. It earned $95.9 million at the domestic box office.

Blu-ray Disc formats accounted for 62% of total Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore unit sales, with 15% from 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray and 47% from regular Blu-ray.

No. 2 for a second week on both charts was Universal Pictures’ The Bad Guys. The film from DreamWorks Animation is based on the Scholastic children’s graphic novels of the same name, and follows five infamous animal friends who set out to fool the world into believing they’ve gone good.

The top seller the previous two weeks, Sony Pictures’ Morbius, slipped to No. 3 on both charts in its third week.

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The No. 4 overall disc seller was Paramount’s 1986 fighter jet classic Top Gun, continuing to get a boost from its theatrical sequel’s success. It was No. 7 on the Blu-ray chart.

The No. 4 Blu-ray seller, and No. 6 on the overall disc sales chart, was Lionsgate’s Nicolas Cage action-comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.

The No. 5 seller on both charts was Warner’s The Batman.

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The Media Play News rental chart for the week ended July 3 had The Bad Guys at No. 1 for a second week, with Morbius again at No. 2.

Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore debuted as the No. 3 rental. No. 4 was Vertical’s Last Seen Alive, offered on disc early at Redbox kiosks. No. 5 was Sony Pictures’ Father Stu.

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‘Morbius’ Remains No. 1 on DVD and Blu-ray Sales Charts

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment’s Morbius remained No. 1 for a second week on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, and the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart the week ended June 25.

The Marvel Comics adaptation barely managed to hold onto the top spot against a pair of new releases. No. 2 on both charts, selling about 94% as many copies as the top title, was Universal Pictures’ The Bad Guys.

The film from DreamWorks Animation is based on the Scholastic children’s graphic novels of the same name, and follows five infamous friends — Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Shark and Ms. Tarantula. After years of countless heists and being the world’s most-wanted villains, the gang is finally caught. Mr. Wolf brokers a deal to keep them out of prison and the Bad Guys set out to fool the world into believing they’ve gone good.

The No. 3 seller on both charts, with about 47% as many units sold as the top title, was Lionsgate’s The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, starring Nicolas Cage as a fictionalized version of himself who gets recruited by the CIA to infiltrate the criminal organization of a superfan.

No. 4 on both charts in its fifth week on shelves was Warner’s The Batman, followed at No. 5 by 1986’s Top Gun, from Paramount, still coasting off the theatrical success of its sequel.

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Blu-ray Disc formats accounted for 54% of total Bad Guy sales, with 44% from the regular Blu-ray and 10% from the 4K Ultra HD version. Unbearable Weight had 45% of its sales from regular Blu-ray, and 32% from 4K Blu-ray, for an HD sales share of 77%.

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The Media Play News rental chart for the week ended June 26 had The Bad Guys take over the top spot, pushing Morbius to No. 2.

Unbearable Weight debuted as the No. 3 rental, with Universal Pictures’ Ambulance at No. 4 and Sony Pictures’ Father Stu at No. 5.

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‘Morbius’ Debuts at No. 1 on DVD and Blu-ray Sales Charts

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment’s Morbius captured the top spot on the NPD VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks combined DVD and Blu-ray Disc unit sales, and the dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart the week ended June 18.

Morbius is an adaptation of the Marvel Comics Spider-Man villain, with Jared Leto in the title role, a doctor whose attempts to cure his own blood disease gives him vampire-like powers. It earned $73.9 million at the domestic box office.

The No. 2 seller on both charts, Warner’s The Batman, sold about one-third as many copies in its fourth week as Morbius in its first.

No. 3 on both charts was 1986’s Top Gun, from Paramount, still coasting off the theatrical success of its sequel.

Rounding out the top five overall disc sellers were two more newcomers. No. 4 on both charts was Universal Pictures’ Ambulance, an actioner from director Michael Bay about two desperate brothers who steal an ambulance during their escape after a heist.

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No. 5 on the overall disc chart, and No. 9 on the Blu-ray chart, was Sony Pictures’ Father Stu, a drama starring Mark Wahlberg as a former boxer who decides to become a priest after a motorcycle accident.

The No. 5 Blu-ray Disc seller was Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: No Way Home, which was No. 6 on the overall chart.

The previous week’s top seller, Universal’s The Northman, dropped to No. 7 on both charts.

Blu-ray Disc formats accounted for 67% of total Morbius sales, with 41% from the regular Blu-ray and 26% from the 4K Ultra HD version. Ambulance also had 41% of its sales from regular Blu-ray, and 22% from 4K Blu-ray, for an HD sales share of 63%. Father Stu, which wasn’t released in 4K, had a 40% Blu-ray sales share.

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The Media Play News rental chart for the week ended June 19 had Morbius at No. 1, with Ambulance at No. 2 and Father Stu at No. 3.

The Northman dropped to No. 4, and Sony Pictures’ Uncharted was No. 5, each down two spots from a week earlier.

The previous week’s top rental, Paramount’s The Contractor, dropped to No. 6.

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‘Uncharted’ Emerges as Top DVD and Blu-ray Seller in May

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment’s Uncharted was No. 1 on the top 10 list of physical-media sales for May 2022, according to the NPD Group’s VideoScan tracking service that compiles DVD and Blu-ray transactions.

The adaptation of the popular video game franchise of the same name earned $148.5 million from U.S. theaters. Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg star as treasure hunters seeking lost gold from the expedition of Ferdinand Magellan. Uncharted was released on disc May 10 and spent its first two weeks atop the disc sales charts. It entered the year-to-date sales chart at No. 8.

The No. 2 seller for May was Warner’s The Batman, which was released on Blu-ray and DVD formats May 24. The latest adaptation of the DC Comics crimefighter earned $369.3 million at the domestic box office.

The top seller from April and 2022 to date, Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: No Way Home, slipped to No. 3 on the sellers list for May.

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The year-to-date top 10 was relatively unchanged after May action, though the addition of Uncharted, pushed Sony Pictures’ Venom: Let Their Be Carnage dropped off the list.

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According to NPD, the May 2022 top 10 by units sold were:

  1. Uncharted (Sony Pictures)
  2. The Batman (Warner)
  3. Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony Pictures)
  4. Dog (Warner/MGM)
  5. Turning Red (Disney)
  6. Moonfall (Lionsgate)
  7. Sing 2 (Universal)
  8. Top Gun (Paramount)
  9. Blacklight (Universal)
  10. Infinite (Paramount)

 

Year-to-Date Top 10 (through May 2022):

  1. Spider-Man: No Way Home (Sony Pictures)
  2. Ghostbusters: Afterlife (Sony Pictures)
  3. Dune: Part One (Warner)
  4. Encanto (Disney)
  5. Sing 2 (Universal)
  6. Yellowstone: Season Four (Paramount)
  7. No Time to Die (Universal/MGM)
  8. Uncharted (Sony Pictures)
  9. Eternals (Disney/Marvel)
  10. Halloween Kills (Universal)

 

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