As theaters struggle without new releases, the VOD charts look a lot like the top 10 at the box office.
It’s Labor Day weekend, more than three months after “Top Gun: Maverick” (Paramount) rose to No. 1 in theaters over Memorial Day weekend, and it’s No. 1 thanks to no competition and the September 5 boost of $3 National Cinema tickets. Day.
As for those who didn’t go to theaters, many selected “Maverick” at $19.99 to download and watch at home. It spent the second of what will likely be many weeks at the top of all VOD charts.
Five of this weekend’s top 10 grossing titles are also available on VOD. Also arriving this week are box office leaders “Beast” (Universal) and “Thor: Love and Thunder” (Disney). “Spider-Man: No Way Home” (Sony), now available as a lower-cost title, did not appear.
Steven Yeun in “No”
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In addition to “Maverick”, the charts again prove to be a great achievement for Universal. They own 14 of the 30 slots, including five from the #2 and #3 positions. “Minions: The Rise of Gru” (now available for digital download) and “Nope”, both $19.99, continue to reap dividends. “Jurassic World: Dominion” ($19.99) was placed four times, with Google Play giving the extended edition a separate listing. “Easter Sunday” and “Black Phone” ($19.99 each) placed on Vudu, and cut-price “Bad Guys” and “The Northman” ($5.99, the latter from Focus) round out their entries.
Two Warner Bros. Discovery movies have two titles on all three charts: “Elvis,” which went to HBO Max on Sept. 2, and “DC League of Super-Pets” (both $19.99, the latter #4 in theaters). .
“Me Time” with Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg repeats as No. 1 on Netflix, though most days it ranked below the streamer’s new rom-com “Love in the Villa.” The British thriller “I Came By”, another original production, ranks #4. Half of their top 10 is made up of studio titles, with “This Is 40” coming in at #3.
After six weeks in the top 10 on Netflix, “The Gray Man” has pulled out. “Sing 2,” Universal’s animated hit, which debuted three days later, is still at #8 and has had more total days on the chart.
iTunes and Google Play rank movies daily by number of transactions. These are the listings for September 5. The distributors listed are the current rights holders. Prices for all titles are for rental.
itunes
1. Top Gun: Maverick (Supreme) – $19.99
2. Minions: The Rise of Gru (Universal) – $19.99
3) No (Universal) – $19.99
4. DC League of Super Pets (WBD) – $19.99
5. Top Gun: Maverick/Top Gun Combination (Supreme) – $29.99
6. Jurassic World: Domain (Universal) – $19.99
7.Elvis (WBD) – $19.99
8. Everything everywhere at the same time (A24) – $4.99
9. The Northman (Focus) – $5.99
10. Father Stu (Sony) – $5.99
google play
1. Top Gun: Maverick (Supreme) – $19.99
2. Don’t (Universal) – $19.99
3. Minions: The Rise of Gru (Universal) – $19.99
4. Elvis (WBD) – $19.99
5. Everything everywhere at the same time (A24) – $4.99
6. DC League of Super Pets (WBD) – $19.99
7. Jurassic World: Domain (Universal) – $19.99
8. Jurassic World: Domain (extended version) (Universal) – $19.99
9. The unbearable weight of massive talent (Lionsgate) – $4.99
10. The Bad Boys (Universal) – $5.99
voodoo
Vudu is ranked by revenue, not transactions, which drives up the Premium VOD titles. This list covers from August 29 to September 5
1. Top Gun: Maverick (Supreme) – $19.99
2. Minions: The Rise of Gru (Universal) – $5.99
3. DC League of Super Pets (WBD) – $19.99
4. Don’t (Universal) – $19.99
5. Jurassic World: Domain (Universal) – $19.99
6. Elvis (WBD) – $19.99
7. The black phone (Universal) – $19.99
8. Easter Sunday (Universal) – $19.99
9. Orphan: First Kill (Supreme) – $19.99
10. Father Stu (Sony) – $5.99
Netflix movies
Current ranking of the most viewed on Netflix’s daily chart on Monday, September 5. Original titles include titles produced and acquired by Netflix that initially feature in the US. Netflix publishes its own weekly top 10 on Tuesdays based on time viewed.
1. Time for me (Netflix Original 2022)
2. Love in the Village (Netflix Original 2022)
3. This is 40 (2012 theatrical release)
4. I came for (2022 UK Netflix Original)
5. Warranty (2004 theatrical release)
6. Snow White and the Huntsman (2012 theatrical release)
7. Poison Rose (2020 VOD Release)
8. Sing 2 (2021 theatrical release)
9. Caring adults (Netflix Original 2022)
10. Scarface (1983 theatrical release)
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