‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Wins Again on VOD for Biggest Oscar Nomination Boost
“M3GAN” joined “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” in dominating home viewing, but not every Oscar nominees saw the VOD benefit.
“M3GAN” joined “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” in dominating home viewing, but not every Oscar nominees saw the VOD benefit.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Universal-based films again dominate VOD charts. The Korean “Jung_E” is Netflix’s #1.
All VOD charts also had a new #1 with Universal’s “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” which is still in theaters.
Both of Johnson’s “Knives Out” features score big in home viewership, but “Avatar” maestro Cameron shows up as well.
22 of the top 40 films on home viewing this week were Christmas-themed, with “Violent Night” topping Vudu, iTunes, and Google Play charts.
Turns out, right before Christmas isn’t ideal for more serious dramas, including Inarritu’s latest, plus Steven Spielberg’s “The Fabelmans” elsewhere.
“Bullet Train” is the latest Sony film to follow strong theater and VOD play with a whole new life on Netflix.
Struggling box office and the promise of PVOD returns mean awards contenders can’t wait for Christmas before they abandon theatrical exclusivity.
“Black Adam” is a major VOD player and still in theaters while “Smile” has gone low profile everywhere — except Paramount+.
Go VOD or go streaming? Paramount opted for both for the horror hit, and the result may have cut deeply into their $19.99 transactions.
“Ticket to Paradise” and “Where the Crawdads Sing” prove that theaters remain unbeatable when it comes to promoting films at home.
The VOD charts are beginning to look like an oldies but goodies list. But help is on the way — at the expense of theaters.