Oscar -Nominated Movies took #8 (“A Complete Unknown”) and #10 (“The brutalist”) slots in the theater fund this weekend. It is another story with the homeness, seen of the current charts on iTunes (list after transactions) and Fandango (revenue).
Of their 20 total positions, 12 are held by films with at least one nomination. It covers nine different films, with three (“wicked”, “the substance” and “Nosfer“) On both.
Although the three best titles were large boxes with little or no need for prices to raise their home interest. Just released “Sonic The Hedgehog 3” (Paramount) is No. 1 on both iTunes and Fandango, while “Nosferatu”, also new, is second on Fandango, third on iTunes (after placing the second most of their first week out) . Previous No. 1 for two weeks “Wicked” (Universal) is No. 2 on Fandango, #3 on iTunes.
The same does not apply to Netflix. “Emilia Pérez,” As they have us, Canada and Britain’s rights, led with 13 nominations. It has not yet appeared on their 10 best domestic film list since it debuted.
In fact, the greater appearance of home whites diagrams is the new normal. The time of theater release to maximize most challengers often leads to opening in November, then holding over or expanding over Christmas and then adding Vod Play when the nominations come out.
Unusually, four of the best nominated image came out in December (“The Brutalist” two of these together with No. 11 “Wicked” which combines for about $ 7.5 million in gross, with only “brutalist” among those who expand ( “I’m still here”, only during his second week, is still only in 17 theaters).
“The subject” (Mubi), which is already established as success theatral and at home, is No. 4 on iTunes, #7 on Fandango (despite its rental price of $ 5.99 which makes it harder to rank there). “Anora”, also to $ 5.99, returned to iTunes on No. 6. It is clear that they are reinforced by their actors nominations, “The Apprentice” (Briarcliff) is back on No 8 on iTunes (now also $ 5 , 99). Best animated function -dominated “Flow” (Janus/Sideshow) and “The Wild Robot” appeared on iTunes and #9 and #10 respectively.
“Back in action“The original Netflix Jamie Foxx-Cameron Diaz-action comedy is repeated at No. 1 on their top 10. The rest of their list consists of studio library titles, other than” Sand Castle. ” film is another example of curiosity that the streamer does. The stars Nadine Labacki, best known as head of “where do we go from here?” and Oscar nominated “Capernaum.” Although directed by Matty Brown, an American, its producers, place and other role members such as Labacki is all Lebanese, all in Arabic. The story involves a family that spends an idyllic island holiday confronted with mysterious forces.
Meanwhile, Netflix continues film website, always led by marketing several available films, ignoring the big Oscar show for “Emilia Pérez.” They spend strongly in printers and web media to market the film, but it’s almost as if they don’t want their subscribers to know about it. Peacock over time “The Wild Robot” and “Conclave”, while Max has a higher position for “a different man”, which received a writing nomination. It is the normal expected marketing, not what Netflix does.
Top 10
iTunes is ranked with movies daily after number of transactions, while Fandango at home lists after revenue. The lists below are for Monday 27 January (iTunes) and the week 20-26 January (Fandango).
The listed distributors are current rights owners. The prices for all titles are too low for either rent or download.
iTunes
1. Sonic The Hedgehog 3 (Paramount) – $ 19.99
2. Wicked (Universal) – $ 19.99
3. Nosferate (Focus) – $ 19.99
4. The subject (Mubi) – $ 5.99
5. Anora (Neon) – $ 9.99
6. Conclave (Focus) – $ 5.99
7. Heretics (A24) – $ 19.99
8. Apprentice (BRIARCLIFF) – $ 5.99
9. Venom: The Last Dance (Sony) – $ 9.99
10. The order (Vertical) – $ 9.99
Fandango at home
1. Sonic The Hedgehunter 3 (Paramount) – $ 19.99
2. Nosferatu (Focus) – $ 19.99
3. Evil (Universal) – $ 19.99
4. The requirement of the hunter (Universal) – $ 19.99
5. Venom: The Last Dance (Sony) – $ 5.99
6. Gladiator II (Paramount) – $ 19.99
7. The subject (Mubi) – $ 5.99
8. Heretics (A24) – $ 19.99
9. The wild robot (Univerral) – $ 5.99
10. Flow (Janus/Sideshow) – $ 5.99
Netflix movies
These are the most displayed, current rankings on Netflix’s domestic daily chart on January 27. The originals include both Netflix-produced and acquired titles that it originally presents in US Netflix publish its own worldwide week (and individual country) top 10 on Tuesdays based on Tuesdays based on timeThe and usually contain films that they do not have domestic rights.
1. Back in action (Netflix original)
2. Screams We (2023 Theater Freedom)
3. Despicable Me 2 (2013 Theater edition)
4. Saturday Night (2024 theater edition)
5. You must believe (2024 theater edition)
6. Sandslottet (Lebanese Netflix Original)
7. You hurt my feelings (2023 Theater Freedom)
8. Despicable Me (2010 Theater Freedom)
9. The secret life of the pets (2016 Theater Release)
10. Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015 Theater edition)
