Red One is the only movie in the Nielsen top 10, that isn't animated. Tells you a lot about streaming. In other words: it's kinda nice to know, that kids still rewatch the same movies all time time, like we did on DVD and VHS
@@EricGrobar just a heads up, second weekend drops this poor are because the movie is pushing people away, not exactly a lack of interest in a star. It seems from what most reviews have said about the film, the issues lie in the script not going all the way and kind of dropping into tropes and an ok ending.
12:00 This chart reminds me of the Japanese box office attendance numbers, in 1958 attendance reached it's peaked at over 1.1 billion attendees, *by 1963 the attendance was at just over 500 million, by 1972 it dipped below 200 million for the first time and has averaged at around 150 million ever since. I really hope that isn't the fate of the U.S. BO numbers. * Television became widely adopted by 1960 in Japan, if anyone is wondering why such a drastic drop.
I actually was able to see companion yesterday and I very much enjoyed it. the trailer did a really good job selling the premise without giving away the story
Have to give it to Lionsgate for at least putting Flight Risk in theatres. At least some of the $11.5m would have gone to the cinemas. Any other studio or netflix would have likely dumped this movie straight on streaming. These movies used to be moderate hits 15 years ago but given the audiance is now trained to stay at home to watch them ,the fact it even made $11.5m is an achievement.
Challengers deserved score at the very least. The oscars got a lot right this year (example: horror recognition) but also a lot wrong (example: no Denis V and the over adoration of Emilia Perez).
Yep. For anything else, that would be a strong showing. For Disney and the standards they have made for themselves, Mufasa is doing well, but not great. But hey, at least it's holding better than the usual Disney Live-Action sequel attempts. I could care less for the film myself, but even I can say that.
Never thought the Lion King brand was so strong to the point where a pointless prequel made more money the 2023 Little Mermaid (probably doesn’t bode well for Snow White though)
@ the animated movie is beloved, and stage show seems to be successful. The CGI / Live Action remake did $1 billion. I would say Lion King is a strong brand.
Red One really is the perfect streaming movie. Just something that can be turned on and half watched while doing other things. Why is he in a slap fight with Krampus? I dunno, I am just going to watch it in between vacuuming and dusting.
I think with Sonic 3 now on digital and Dog Man coming out this weekend, we’re probably going to see more theaters dropping Sonic this upcoming weekend, and considering how the gap between Mufasa and Sonic has continued to close and with Mufasa not expected to hit digital until mid-February at the earliest (based off of Disney’s usual patterns), it’s pretty much not a matter of “if”, but “when” Mufasa officially leaps over Sonic domestically.
@ I mean yeah, but Paramount could have delayed the inevitable had they just made the theatrical window on Sonic just a little bit longer. And while Sonic has been seeing steeper drops than Mufasa in general, this weekend (the first after being released on VOD) had its steepest drop yet, to the point that it could have been possible for Moana 2 (a film that has been out for two months and only just had its VOD date announced) to overtake it had it not been steeper.
@@MysteryMii this was not it's steepest drop yet at all, this is the second lowest weekend drop of its entire run, very close with it's second weekend and trailing behind the holiday inflated last weekend and that's it. The VOD has barely any effect, delaying it wouldn't have put off the inevitable because Mufasa has been gaining on it every single day for weeks.
In 2023, Netflix started publishing What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report aka "Netflix Data Dump", which includes viewing hours data for all its movies and shows. This report was created for a period of six months and was delayed about five months after the end of this half-year period. This is an overview of top films and TV shows that have recorded more than 100.000 hours of viewing globally. No country details were provided, but it is still more comprehensive than the weekly numbers that Netflix has provided since June 2021. Data about Views (basically Hours divided by Runtime) were published for the first time for the second half of 2023 and recalculated for the previous period using the Runtime.
It would be really interesting if Nielsen would publish a top 20, instead of a top 10. Great work on your list for library shows, nearly identical to Nielsen's list!!
Youd move forward on an IP because a significantly more popular IP was successful? I also think an Enecanto sequel would do well but your logic for why doesnt resemble our earth logic
@@Phoenix-ti6tx not all movies though. Movies like Anora, The Substance, A Real Pain, Dune Part 2 show that not all movies are cash grabs and that some wants to make real original movies
My DGAF-ness is at its peak for this 2025 awards season. 😮💨 I still intend to see EMILIA PÉREZ though, because I can't disparage a film if I haven't watched it. 🤓👈
Great work, as usual Dan. Would love to see you review Companion w/ Jack Quaid. AMC screened it last night and I’m sure more early screening will be happening. It’s fantastic!
35:23 Nice! I need to catch up on the Poohniverse and other Disney public domain horror movies. I think they had a Pinocchio one too, so I’ll get around to seeing it along with Blood and Honey 2, and this movie.
Re: Theater count changes. Better Man was on 1290 screens last week, and lost so many screens Paramount stopped reporting it. I suspect it lost more screens than Den of Thieves 2.
Futurama is a popular show but it getting into the Top 10 is crazy. Of course it's probably a ton of fans watching the old episodes, but to me that makes it even more impressive!
My prediction for this week’s poll: Furiosa - highest Challengers - 2nd Civil War - 3rd but only because… All we imagine is light - … not many have seen it ✌🏻
Wow, that Trivia question...😮 I thought at least 15, especially for the first 15 years or so of the decade, not surprised that none made it the last 5 years (Openhemier being second to Barbie).
It's a showcase of how messed up the current television business is, when a super niche show like Evil can be the 8th most streamed show and still get cancelled.
Was lucky enough to see No Other Land thanks to a local organization that managed to get a screener. It’s an anger inducing, frustrating watch that I can’t recommend enough. One of my favorites of last year and an essential watch. Didn’t realize it was going to screen in some theaters, so if you’re lucky enough to live near a showing, I implore you to check it out.
Here's a little nugget of stat. In the UK, BBC recently reported that both Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (The highest) and Gavin & Stacey: The Finale (2nd) both achieved over 20m viewing ratings on Christmas Day (This includes Broadcast viewing and online/catch-up)!
I do like the cumulative domestic box office bar graph better than the road to recovery. I know it is not as much data as the road to recovery but I find it more informative.
I appreciate the trivia about Best Picture winners spending weeks at #1, but we can't exactly say that box office success has eluded recent BP winners. EEAAO did quite well, and despite not being #1, Oppenheimer made almost a billion dollars (which, without looking, I'd guess is top 3 Best Picture grossers of the 21st century). That said, compared to the 80s or 90s, popularity has not aligned with wins which says more about the state of movies (and what rakes in box office) than anything else I think. But it is interesting, and kind of surprising. It's been a weird era for the Oscars.
Sure, there are exceptions, but as you said, the larger trend has been moving away from box office hits to smaller films, which has had an effect on the Oscars themselves.
Hey Dan. Would you consider adding a "What's coming out on blu-ray?" section to Charts with Dan? Like you, I still like to buy movies on blu-ray but I often miss when movies are released. Thanks for considering!
I was thinking about the difference between your numbers and Nilson and I think weekly they don’t have the numbers of repeat viewing but in the final numbers they might add those so that is why shows like futurama appear suddenly in the charts
Would love to know more about Flight Risk’s last minute delay. Was supposed to have October 2024 release and the trailer was playing everywhere in the summer and fall.
35:18 I bet the Screamboat is opening this year because Mickey is wearing white gloves on the poster and Mickey Mouse first wore white gloves in 1929 and since characterizations are still subject to copyright, they had to wait another year for the 95 year copyright limit to expire.
I saw The Colors Within, Conclave, and The Brutalist this weekend. I was hoping to get a few more crossed off my Oscars list, but it was strangely difficult to find showtimes that lined up with my availability. I think the delay in the nominees was challenging for theaters to plan their screen allocation. Across 4 local theaters, there was exactly one showtime for Conclave. Meanwhile Nickel Boys is only showing before 3pm, and A Complete Unknown is only showing after 9:30pm, so my usual plan of stopping at the theater on my way home from work is not an option.
Hey Dan! What do you think about updating your all-time Nielsen data by replacing your 2024 cumulative data with Nielsen's year-end numbers for the top 10 shows and movies? This may not be fair to other shows and movies, but it reflects more accurate numbers for these 30 titles (well, maybe not Red One)
I know my 12 year old is really excited about Dogman and wants to go after school on Friday. I would be shocked if it doesn't take number 1. It will not be Sonic numbers, but i hope it gets better than Captain Underpants numbers.
Do you mean for Best Picture? Then yes, it definitely could have been nominated. It did receive a couple nominations though, for Best Actor, Best Screenplay, and Best Original Song.
Minor question. Is it possible to start out with Charts With Dan, and then your weekend specific title? I don't care too much for streaming info and kept bypassing this, as the charts with Dan portion of the title was cut off on the app. If it is not best for algorithms, marketing, exposure, etc please ignore as I bet I am in the minority
We saw with Moana 2 how much streaming success can translate to box office success, I think we will see the same thing happen once the Bluey movie comes out
like #220 Dan; it is "the Mom Effect" for Mufasa. Trust me. Going to work, talking to friends, . . . you have no idea how many moms ages 20-70 (age included grandmas) by "word of mouth" told each other how great Mufasa is for kids/grandkids. Also, have gone multiple times and brought a "friend" ( 8 year old !!). Answer to your question: A tennis movie with dual sex ??? no thanks . . .
Unloved? It made over a billion dollars and was for 5 years the highest earning animated movie in history. I think people confuse the internet with reality too much.
Sorry Dan I understand the questioning for Red One. Should have kept listening to the video before I commented. Thank you So Sorry. Ignore previous comment.
Hi Dan. You only pointed at the numbers for Red One being different but all the numbers are different from Neilson to your chart for 2024. Shouldn't all the data be in question not just Red One. On your chart you had 144 million vs. Neilson's 217 million for Moana. Why point out just Red One. None of the numbers match up from your chart to Neilson's.
the charts are all about money and with inflation and the move to premium screens and at best they are kind of flat so is the film audience the actual number of people going to see films still dropping?
Sadly I don’t think either Dune Part II or Wicked are gonna win best picture. Even though both totally deserve it. Wicked def more so as it’s imho the best film of the year and that’s what that damn award is all about.
Red One is the only movie in the Nielsen top 10, that isn't animated. Tells you a lot about streaming. In other words: it's kinda nice to know, that kids still rewatch the same movies all time time, like we did on DVD and VHS
Animation isn’t just for kids.
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Love seeing One of them Days be in the profitable zone in its second weekend! Such an enjoyable movie. Wow, that dropoff for Wolf Man is brutal.
Which means Julia Garner is not a box office draw and she's a dreadful choice to play female silver surfer for Fantastic four : The first steps movie
Super happy to see this movie still going. I feel like it had good word of mouth
@@EricGrobargood the IP is the draw
@@EricGrobar just a heads up, second weekend drops this poor are because the movie is pushing people away, not exactly a lack of interest in a star. It seems from what most reviews have said about the film, the issues lie in the script not going all the way and kind of dropping into tropes and an ok ending.
Oppenheimer didn't get to number 1 in the box office, but was definitely an enormous box office success that won Best Picture.
I think the fact that it was #2 as part of a cultural phenomenon is close enough
I think it actually hit number one for one week on a slow weekend late in its run but I’m not certain
Congrats to Charts with Dan for being the most streamed 2024 movies AND shows at the same time, truly remarkable
Thank you for all the Charts Dan! Packing up a bunch of my late Father's clothes to donate. Listening to this was a nice distraction.
Sorry to hear you're going through something so difficult. Happy I could provide some form of escape - all the best.
May your father Rest In Peace
@@jasonraschen1109 My condolences.
12:00 This chart reminds me of the Japanese box office attendance numbers, in 1958 attendance reached it's peaked at over 1.1 billion attendees, *by 1963 the attendance was at just over 500 million, by 1972 it dipped below 200 million for the first time and has averaged at around 150 million ever since. I really hope that isn't the fate of the U.S. BO numbers.
* Television became widely adopted by 1960 in Japan, if anyone is wondering why such a drastic drop.
Same thing for Germany. The 60s killed many cinemas
Exactly what I needed to keep me company while commuting back home from work 🎉
I actually was able to see companion yesterday and I very much enjoyed it. the trailer did a really good job selling the premise without giving away the story
Have to give it to Lionsgate for at least putting Flight Risk in theatres. At least some of the $11.5m would have gone to the cinemas. Any other studio or netflix would have likely dumped this movie straight on streaming. These movies used to be moderate hits 15 years ago but given the audiance is now trained to stay at home to watch them ,the fact it even made $11.5m is an achievement.
Yeah, honestly. A "mid budget" high concept film is such a rarity nowadays.
I think my house single-handedly set Bluey on the list of most streamed.
Everyone seems to love Bluey so much!
Bluey might be the GOAT kids show
It's just such comfy show!
Bluey and Paw Patrol are staples in my house 😂
@@FlagCutie im autistic and i love bluey and paw patorl and im 30
@@MichaelWutsch Bluey is amazing. Great stories. Some episodes are unbelievable relatedable even for adults.
You only say that because we didnt have streaming when Barney and Sesame street where culterual juggernauts
Adjust the hours watched per episode for the fact that they are only 10 minutes or so and it’s probably the most watched per episode
They did just do an epic public domain movie: Nosferatu.
Challengers deserved score at the very least. The oscars got a lot right this year (example: horror recognition) but also a lot wrong (example: no Denis V and the over adoration of Emilia Perez).
the biggest problem Mufasa has, is the burden of expectation $626 million and 7th in the Global Box Office is still a really strong showing.
Yep. For anything else, that would be a strong showing. For Disney and the standards they have made for themselves, Mufasa is doing well, but not great. But hey, at least it's holding better than the usual Disney Live-Action sequel attempts. I could care less for the film myself, but even I can say that.
Never thought the Lion King brand was so strong to the point where a pointless prequel made more money the 2023 Little Mermaid (probably doesn’t bode well for Snow White though)
@ the animated movie is beloved, and stage show seems to be successful. The CGI / Live Action remake did $1 billion. I would say Lion King is a strong brand.
@ alot of the problem here is the narrative was already written. Plenty of people are happy to see a Disney flop.
@@ianlister7333 well, Mufasa's opening was horrible FOR REAL, not only considering expectations, but then it had incredible legs
Red One really is the perfect streaming movie. Just something that can be turned on and half watched while doing other things. Why is he in a slap fight with Krampus? I dunno, I am just going to watch it in between vacuuming and dusting.
Personally I think the perfect streaming movie should at least be a quality movie
@@nms7872 And people say streaming is just for babysitting it works the same for adults - mindless consumption
@@nms7872correct
Damn it, all my work rewatching Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction nineteen times last year didn't make a dent in the charts.
How much money would it take to make you spend a night in a cemetery?
I think with Sonic 3 now on digital and Dog Man coming out this weekend, we’re probably going to see more theaters dropping Sonic this upcoming weekend, and considering how the gap between Mufasa and Sonic has continued to close and with Mufasa not expected to hit digital until mid-February at the earliest (based off of Disney’s usual patterns), it’s pretty much not a matter of “if”, but “when” Mufasa officially leaps over Sonic domestically.
The VOD has nothing to do with it, it's been a matter of when for weeks. When Mufasa won weekend 3 and 4 it was over.
@ I mean yeah, but Paramount could have delayed the inevitable had they just made the theatrical window on Sonic just a little bit longer. And while Sonic has been seeing steeper drops than Mufasa in general, this weekend (the first after being released on VOD) had its steepest drop yet, to the point that it could have been possible for Moana 2 (a film that has been out for two months and only just had its VOD date announced) to overtake it had it not been steeper.
@@MysteryMii this was not it's steepest drop yet at all, this is the second lowest weekend drop of its entire run, very close with it's second weekend and trailing behind the holiday inflated last weekend and that's it. The VOD has barely any effect, delaying it wouldn't have put off the inevitable because Mufasa has been gaining on it every single day for weeks.
In 2023, Netflix started publishing What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report aka "Netflix Data Dump", which includes viewing hours data for all its movies and shows. This report was created for a period of six months and was delayed about five months after the end of this half-year period. This is an overview of top films and TV shows that have recorded more than 100.000 hours of viewing globally. No country details were provided, but it is still more comprehensive than the weekly numbers that Netflix has provided since June 2021. Data about Views (basically Hours divided by Runtime) were published for the first time for the second half of 2023 and recalculated for the previous period using the Runtime.
It would be really interesting if Nielsen would publish a top 20, instead of a top 10.
Great work on your list for library shows, nearly identical to Nielsen's list!!
After the success of Moana 2, if I were Disney I'd be moving forward with Encanto 2 YESTERDAY
If done well, I'd say yes, but Disney is in their cash grab period so I don't want the next movie to be bad
Youd move forward on an IP because a significantly more popular IP was successful?
I also think an Enecanto sequel would do well but your logic for why doesnt resemble our earth logic
@@ooseenyke every studio is on cash grab phase and every movie is a cash grab
@@Phoenix-ti6tx not all movies though. Movies like Anora, The Substance, A Real Pain, Dune Part 2 show that not all movies are cash grabs and that some wants to make real original movies
@@ooseenyke nope. Those are also cash grabs. They are all made to make money
Red One was...fine
Brilliant video Dan, thanks as always for the charts!
My DGAF-ness is at its peak for this 2025 awards season. 😮💨 I still intend to see EMILIA PÉREZ though, because I can't disparage a film if I haven't watched it.
🤓👈
Honestly , I expect that both of Companian and Dog Man will perform very at box office
Great work, as usual Dan. Would love to see you review Companion w/ Jack Quaid. AMC screened it last night and I’m sure more early screening will be happening. It’s fantastic!
35:23 Nice! I need to catch up on the Poohniverse and other Disney public domain horror movies. I think they had a Pinocchio one too, so I’ll get around to seeing it along with Blood and Honey 2, and this movie.
Am i the only viewer that says BYE to Dan when he says Bye?!?
Impressive legs from Moana being top 5 released way back at Thanks Giving weekend.
Re: Theater count changes. Better Man was on 1290 screens last week, and lost so many screens Paramount stopped reporting it. I suspect it lost more screens than Den of Thieves 2.
It may well have, but I can only go by what's reported.
@@DanMurrellMovies Fair enough. I don't remember a film ever going from 1000+ screens to not even reporting the next week. Have you ever seen that?
Futurama is a popular show but it getting into the Top 10 is crazy. Of course it's probably a ton of fans watching the old episodes, but to me that makes it even more impressive!
Dan, PLEASE watch Severance!
Paradise episode 1 was a good watch. Thanks for the heads up!
My prediction for this week’s poll:
Furiosa - highest
Challengers - 2nd
Civil War - 3rd but only because…
All we imagine is light - … not many have seen it
✌🏻
Wow, that Trivia question...😮
I thought at least 15, especially for the first 15 years or so of the decade, not surprised that none made it the last 5 years (Openhemier being second to Barbie).
It's a showcase of how messed up the current television business is, when a super niche show like Evil can be the 8th most streamed show and still get cancelled.
Was lucky enough to see No Other Land thanks to a local organization that managed to get a screener. It’s an anger inducing, frustrating watch that I can’t recommend enough. One of my favorites of last year and an essential watch. Didn’t realize it was going to screen in some theaters, so if you’re lucky enough to live near a showing, I implore you to check it out.
Here's a little nugget of stat.
In the UK, BBC recently reported that both Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (The highest) and Gavin & Stacey: The Finale (2nd) both achieved over 20m viewing ratings on Christmas Day (This includes Broadcast viewing and online/catch-up)!
Great chart!!!!!!!
I finally figured out how to become a channel member and celebrated by voting in every single poll - even the old ones!
I do like the cumulative domestic box office bar graph better than the road to recovery. I know it is not as much data as the road to recovery but I find it more informative.
I got the number for the trivia question right, but only correctly picked half of them. So is that like half credit or 3/4 credit or whatever?
I appreciate the trivia about Best Picture winners spending weeks at #1, but we can't exactly say that box office success has eluded recent BP winners. EEAAO did quite well, and despite not being #1, Oppenheimer made almost a billion dollars (which, without looking, I'd guess is top 3 Best Picture grossers of the 21st century). That said, compared to the 80s or 90s, popularity has not aligned with wins which says more about the state of movies (and what rakes in box office) than anything else I think. But it is interesting, and kind of surprising. It's been a weird era for the Oscars.
Sure, there are exceptions, but as you said, the larger trend has been moving away from box office hits to smaller films, which has had an effect on the Oscars themselves.
To think of all of those RUclips channels trying to write off Mufasa on its first week.
A lot of them made their money and have moved on to the next thing. "Let's wait and see" isn't nearly as lucrative. Trust me.
I try to not think about those channels.
Hey Dan. Would you consider adding a "What's coming out on blu-ray?" section to Charts with Dan? Like you, I still like to buy movies on blu-ray but I often miss when movies are released. Thanks for considering!
Considering a Bluey episode is not even 10 minutes it’s episodes are probably the most watched, hours watched per episode really brings it down
I really like the cumulative chart. Please keep showing it at the end of each month.
Furiosa and Civil War both should've been nominated for at least a few Oscars.
Really proud to have worked on season 4 of The Boys, so I was super excited when I saw the stats today
I was thinking about the difference between your numbers and Nilson and I think weekly they don’t have the numbers of repeat viewing but in the final numbers they might add those so that is why shows like futurama appear suddenly in the charts
Would love to know more about Flight Risk’s last minute delay. Was supposed to have October 2024 release and the trailer was playing everywhere in the summer and fall.
Half the hours of watch time for Bluey were done in my house.
New Reacher season next month. I watched episode 1 of Paradise. Im hooked. So tv had me covered for a bit.
Why did you stop doing the heart pat thing at the end? I keep waiting for it. Lol!
Personal reasons
35:18 I bet the Screamboat is opening this year because Mickey is wearing white gloves on the poster and Mickey Mouse first wore white gloves in 1929 and since characterizations are still subject to copyright, they had to wait another year for the 95 year copyright limit to expire.
I just finished watching section 31, and I'm very much looking forward to hearing what Dan has to say about it
I heard great things for that new horror comedy movie companion
I saw The Colors Within, Conclave, and The Brutalist this weekend. I was hoping to get a few more crossed off my Oscars list, but it was strangely difficult to find showtimes that lined up with my availability. I think the delay in the nominees was challenging for theaters to plan their screen allocation. Across 4 local theaters, there was exactly one showtime for Conclave. Meanwhile Nickel Boys is only showing before 3pm, and A Complete Unknown is only showing after 9:30pm, so my usual plan of stopping at the theater on my way home from work is not an option.
Hey Dan! What do you think about updating your all-time Nielsen data by replacing your 2024 cumulative data with Nielsen's year-end numbers for the top 10 shows and movies? This may not be fair to other shows and movies, but it reflects more accurate numbers for these 30 titles (well, maybe not Red One)
I know my 12 year old is really excited about Dogman and wants to go after school on Friday. I would be shocked if it doesn't take number 1. It will not be Sonic numbers, but i hope it gets better than Captain Underpants numbers.
Sing Sing should have gotten an Oscar nomination
Do you mean for Best Picture? Then yes, it definitely could have been nominated.
It did receive a couple nominations though, for Best Actor, Best Screenplay, and Best Original Song.
I watched 'no other land', I can recommend it highly!
Kneecap should have got a nomination
Wow, I just shot in the dark with 4 movies lol. I feel special.
I guessed three and was surprised Argo topped the charts
Minor question. Is it possible to start out with Charts With Dan, and then your weekend specific title? I don't care too much for streaming info and kept bypassing this, as the charts with Dan portion of the title was cut off on the app.
If it is not best for algorithms, marketing, exposure, etc please ignore as I bet I am in the minority
We saw with Moana 2 how much streaming success can translate to box office success, I think we will see the same thing happen once the Bluey movie comes out
Bluey i love that show!
like #220 Dan; it is "the Mom Effect" for Mufasa. Trust me. Going to work, talking to friends, . . . you have no idea how many moms ages 20-70 (age included grandmas) by "word of mouth" told each other how great Mufasa is for kids/grandkids. Also, have gone multiple times and brought a "friend" ( 8 year old !!). Answer to your question: A tennis movie with dual sex ??? no thanks . . .
did you do a review of Skeleton Crew? i cant seem to find it
Red One Conspiracy!
I fear this mystery will consume me.
I saw some interwebs site say Agatha All Along was bottom 5 of all Disney Plus shows...is that true or click bait?
It's sad that The Colors Within didn't chart. I know it's a niche anime movie, but it's such a beautiful film.
I'm not surprised Wicked reigned for two months but I was convinced Mufasa would sink without trace, given how unloved The Lion King was.
Unloved? It made over a billion dollars and was for 5 years the highest earning animated movie in history.
I think people confuse the internet with reality too much.
I liked Wolf Man 😪
Challengers not getting nominated for original score is criminal to me
Sorry Dan I understand the questioning for Red One. Should have kept listening to the video before I commented. Thank you So Sorry. Ignore previous comment.
Wait, Dan.
Isn’t One of Them Days supposed to be #5 worldwide this weekend, since it did $8.1M worldwide (US and overseas)?
i saw your list seems to go to december 29th, would Nielsen be adding numbers through to December 31st?
No, their list specifies that it runs through 12/29 as well.
Which Grinch movie? 24:40 There are three of them.
The Grinch, from 2018. The other one is How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
@@DanMurrellMovies Thanks! Lots of people shorten the other two titles (Jim Carrey and the original 1966)
293719 watches of Nate Bargatze's special are mine 😬
I should have watched Wolf Man over Presence. I wasn't expecting a slow family drama from Presence based on the trailers.
I will keep streaming the Castlevania shows, each year 😁
Companion is great! but do avoid all spoilers and trailers
Hi Dan. You only pointed at the numbers for Red One being different but all the numbers are different from Neilson to your chart for 2024. Shouldn't all the data be in question not just Red One. On your chart you had 144 million vs. Neilson's 217 million for Moana. Why point out just Red One. None of the numbers match up from your chart to Neilson's.
Hopefully COMPANION debuts strong next week at the box office.
Can't blame Disney doing Bluey movie because of these numbers
the charts are all about money and with inflation and the move to premium screens and at best they are kind of flat
so is the film audience the actual number of people going to see films still dropping?
Hi Dan. What about OPPENHEIMER at number one?
It was never #1. Always behind Barbie
What the heck is "Virgin River"? Is that a real show
Oh these number are going to make me sad, don’t they?
I saw Presence and Flight Risk this weekend. I didn't particularly enjoy either
Godzilla x Kong new empire is my 4 year old son he watches that movie like twice a day
True Grit deserved the win
Sadly I don’t think either Dune Part II or Wicked are gonna win best picture. Even though both totally deserve it. Wicked def more so as it’s imho the best film of the year and that’s what that damn award is all about.
Did you not like The Brutalist?
Annoyed A Complete Unknown got a nomination over Better Man, A Complete Unknown was good but nothing amazing.
I tried to watch Presence but the first person POV made me so nauseous I had to leave 5 minutes in
Deadpool and wolverine should be nominated for an oscar for vfx or sound
Thae poll result ( True Grit ) suggests your audience is mostly male and middled age
6:06 that is insane, just shows yet again how full of themselves Hollywood is, mostly awarding movies basically no one has seen or care about