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I would not want to hazard a guess at this time, but I do have the data uncompiled to make compare.
I have several sources for estimates for total DVD and total Blu-ray units for 2011 and 2010 that would include movies , TV shows and other releases. I have weekly estimates from several sources but I have not added them up. By subtracting them out I can find the other than theatrical movie estimates if I subtract out the IHS movie estimate. But that would be more than just TV units. But at a glance its a lot more than just that movie estimate from Tom Adams. Unit sales did not decline anywhere near that much from 2007 to 2010 the last time I saw overall figures. DVD revenues from catalog sales have declined a lot but unit sales have not declined anywhere near that amount as its the decline in DVD catalog price points that's been the driving force in the decline in DVD catalog revenues over time, not the units. |
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Week Ending 02/11/12
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Top 20 HMM/Nielsen charts are up, with Twilight #1 on both the OD and BD top 20. Not because Twilight did so well in week 2, but because it was a slow week, with really nothing new that was noteworthy.
Actually considering it was a Saturday release, Twilight suffered heavy attrition in week 2. Last week it sold 3.2 million on both format for the 2 day period, and today Lionsgate announces that it has reached the 5 million mark. I don't know if that's through yesterday or through the end of last week (Sunday), but it's more likely to be the latter. If so, that gives 1.8 million week two sales, of which 24% were Blu-ray, or, 432k units. Applying that to this weeks Blu-ray ratios show 62% fewer top 20 units being sold this week vs. last. So it should be a slow week for Blu-ray in spite of week 2 Twilight + Lady and the Tramp (which suffered 78% attrition, which is close to normal for high selling Blu-ray titles). http://www.homemediamagazine.com/top...k-ended-021912 http://www.homemediamagazine.com/top...k-ended-021912
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Just note that the HMM revenue figures for the week ending Saturday 2/18/12 will include the first Sunday, 2nd day of release figures of Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 that occurred in the Sun-Sat HMM revenue reporting range. The HMM revenue figures for WE 2/11/12 only included the Friday midnight parties and Saturday sales of TBD P1 in its range last week.
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02/19/11 was $143.99 DVD and $28.69 Blu-ray last year so even a modest carryover into week 2 will make a good showing. |
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It doesn't have anything whatsoever to do with his point; TV shows have already been brought out on Ultraviolet. He is comparing apples and oranges.
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Warner Bros, on Ultraviolet - "We recognize that the product is not perfect today,” Mr. Tsujihara said. “We don’t have the luxury of waiting a year until we have everything perfect.” Last edited by mikemorel; 02-23-2012 at 05:16 AM. |
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Week Ending 2/18/12
First full week of Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() http://www.homemediamagazine.com/mar...k-ended-021812 Last edited by Kosty; 02-27-2012 at 06:21 PM. |
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This week also included the first Sunday for Twilight as well as the full week.
It does seem that Lady and the Tramp did good Sunday and second week sales as well. Working on some charts now. Amazingly enough, Blu-ray through 7 weeks in is around +32.69% up YoY YTD and actually for the moment has fully covered DVDs attrition as current DVD+BD=OD year over year percentage is by my initial calculations up +0.93%. I think that's the first time since I have been doing the cumulative year over year year to date calculations that at any time that Blu-ray's growth has ever fully covered DVDs attrition. Obviously that's a result of Twilight being in the mix this year, but that was the opposite situation last year without a Twilight movie in 2011 but one in 2010. Still its a nice benchmark to see. |
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Blu-ray was up +61.70%, DVD was up +10.40% and Total OD was up +18.92% this week despite the TBO being down -82.30% with only a TBO of $16 M for the week obviously because of the strong second week sales of last weeks releases.
Their carryover was strong enough to fully offset the much stronger $91 M for the 2011 matching week. Last edited by Kosty; 02-28-2012 at 03:12 AM. |
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A lot depends on how the summer releases will do but it really seems that 2012 is off to a much better start for home video and Blu-ray than we saw for last year.
There is not a whole lot between now and September in the 2010 weekly stats that is going to knock down the YoY cumulative statistics by a lot. Only the few good weeks at the start of 2Q 2011. Based on the releases coming up later in the 1Q 2012 and early 2Q 2012 they should be pretty competitive. Spoiler:
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By my initial calculations, through 07/52 weeks Blu-ray is around +32.69% up YoY YTD cumulatively.
DVD+BD=OD cumulative year over year is +0.93%. Positive in that benchmark for the first time ever. Much better start to 2012 than we saw at this time last year. |
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Let's see what happens when BO normalizes and we don't have new blockbuster release beating catalog in a small sample size.
Until then I am skeptical. (Cue 6 paragraph PR response in 3, 2, 1....) |
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Updated thru week ending 2/18/12
Table of Blu-ray sales (HMM and DEG) numbers are in (revenue) millions. Weekly figures are from HMM (Home Media Magazine Code:
2012 HMM 1085.91 0.8% 830.69 -6.1% 255.12 32.7% 23.5% 1040.9 896.2 Week Date OD OD YoY DVD DVD YoY BD BD YoY BD Share TBO2012 TBO2011 7 2/18 207.15 18.9% 160.38 10.4% 46.77 61.7% 22.6% 16.4 86.2 6 2/11 205.54 19.4% 151.09 3.1% 54.45 104.2% 26.5% 316.5 224.0 5 2/4 144.90 -8.6% 110.25 -16.0% 34.65 27.1% 23.9% 118.5 23.0 4 1/28 131.95 -13.6% 98.40 -20.2% 33.55 14.2% 25.4% 226.3 201.2 3 1/21 129.39 -2.4% 103.53 -4.9% 25.86 8.9% 20.0% 112.7 60.7 2 1/14 128.65 -5.1% 100.16 -7.7% 28.49 5.6% 22.1% 143.4 116.2 1 1/7 138.33 -8.0% 106.88 -11.6% 31.35 7.0% 22.7% 157.7 134.3 2011 DEG 8951.80 -13.2% 6851.80 -19.5% 2150.00 19.4% 24.0% 2011 HMM 8604.20 -13.9% 6608.28 -20.3% 1995.92 17.7% 23.2% 9936.0 10820.9 Q4 DEG 3338.95 -11.0% 2464.81 -16.5% 924.14 15.5% 27.7% Q4 HMM 3125.11 -12.4% 2280.75 -19.5% 844.36 15.1% 27.0% 3698.4 3932.2 52 12/31 174.13 -25.6% 130.29 -28.7% 43.84 -14.7% 25.2% 64.3 95.9 51 12/24 482.11 -13.1% 368.59 -16.9% 113.52 2.2% 23.5% 205.6 303.6 50 12/17 369.89 -23.4% 280.58 -26.8% 89.31 -10.1% 24.1% 360.7 635.3 49 12/10 322.48 -14.5% 243.85 -18.6% 78.63 1.5% 24.4% 624.8 535.6 48 12/3 229.49 -23.3% 173.97 -27.5% 55.52 -6.2% 24.2% 282.0 496.0 47 11/26 388.67 -12.4% 300.39 -16.5% 88.28 5.0% 22.7% 194.5 185.3 46 11/19 166.84 -14.3% 127.57 -18.0% 39.27 0.5% 23.5% 41.6 359.0 45 11/12 183.17 2.5% 128.95 -12.0% 54.22 68.3% 29.6% 422.9 251.3 44 11/5 167.53 -16.8% 117.59 -22.8% 49.94 2.0% 29.8% 335.6 414.9 43 10/29 147.15 11.2% 96.66 -11.3% 50.49 115.6% 33.6% 204.5 108.7 42 10/22 156.94 9.5% 95.94 -17.1% 61.00 120.8% 38.9% 370.0 56.0 41 10/15 152.92 -2.4% 106.50 -14.1% 46.42 42.2% 30.4% 343.3 233.0 40 10/8 183.79 9.3% 109.87 -9.4% 73.92 57.7% 40.2% 248.6 257.6 Q3 DEG 1742.79 -4.0% 1320.93 -14.7% 421.86 58.0% 24.2% Q3 HMM 1667.09 -4.9% 1298.39 -13.9% 368.70 49.9% 22.1% 1806.3 1609.5 39 10/1 152.58 -14.3% 109.97 -20.4% 42.61 7.1% 27.9% 352.1 382.7 38 9/24 153.60 5.0% 108.69 -12.5% 44.91 103.6% 29.2% 169.3 112.5 37 9/17 164.69 14.0% 107.37 -14.2% 57.32 197.2% 34.8% 190.8 165.2 36 9/10 128.84 0.0% 102.29 -10.5% 26.55 82.9% 20.6% 189.3 60.3 35 9/3 119.04 -9.5% 100.87 -13.7% 18.17 23.5% 15.3% 65.6 95.1 34 8/27 109.34 -13.1% 91.74 -16.6% 17.60 11.5% 16.1% 12.6 45.3 33 8/20 124.53 -4.4% 101.11 -12.8% 23.42 63.3% 18.8% 100.8 81.2 32 8/13 122.13 -1.8% 98.44 -9.5% 23.69 51.8% 19.4% 118.0 143.9 31 8/6 139.66 1.4% 111.78 -3.6% 27.88 27.9% 20.0% 189.8 133.5 30 7/30 108.78 -18.3% 89.06 -20.2% 19.72 -8.7% 18.1% 56.8 177.2 29 7/23 120.50 -1.9% 97.25 -9.4% 23.25 49.9% 19.3% 88.3 72.7 28 7/16 118.09 -4.8% 94.88 -13.5% 23.21 61.7% 19.7% 267.8 94.7 27 7/9 105.31 -16.7% 84.94 -22.7% 20.37 22.9% 19.3% 5.1 45.2 Q2 DEG 1831 -15.0% 1434 -18.8% 397 9.4% 21.7% Q2 HMM 1791.55 -12.2% 1402.94 -16.7% 388.61 9.1% 21.7% 2314.8 2422.0 26 7/2 127.11 -12.3% 96.32 -21.6% 30.79 39.4% 24.2% 102.3 181.4 25 6/25 123.25 -7.7% 98.18 -12.8% 25.07 20.1% 20.3% 205.4 85.8 24 6/18 149.89 -11.2% 114.68 -17.7% 35.21 19.5% 23.5% 208.2 142.8 23 6/11 130.81 -13.6% 103.23 -18.6% 27.58 12.3% 21.1% 305.0 152.6 22 6/4 118.16 -34.1% 96.17 -32.8% 21.99 -39.1% 18.6% 15.8 386.8 21 5/28 113.83 -16.6% 91.37 -22.9% 22.46 24.9% 19.7% 154.4 87.9 20 5/21 111.98 -15.2% 91.84 -18.9% 20.14 7.2% 18.0% 99.8 185.7 19 5/14 111.02 -23.6% 90.00 -26.8% 21.02 -6.2% 18.9% 155.6 113.6 18 5/7 122.05 -25.2% 99.74 -29.5% 22.31 -7.7% 18.3% 141.5 106.1 17 4/30 106.99 -40.6% 86.94 -39.6% 20.05 -44.5% 18.7% 0.0 120.5 16 4/23 217.30 -8.3% 171.47 -0.3% 45.83 -29.4% 21.1% 187.5 841.3 15 4/16 184.50 48.7% 134.40 24.8% 50.10 205.3% 27.2% 314.8 8.1 14 4/9 174.66 21.6% 128.60 5.9% 46.06 107.5% 26.5% 424.5 9.4 Q1 DEG 2068 -20.0% 1661 -25.0% 407 10.0% 19.7% Q1 HMM 2020.45 -23.2% 1626.20 -28.4% 394.25 9.4% 19.5% 2116.5 2857.2 13 4/2 192.11 -36.0% 144.16 -44.6% 47.95 20.1% 25.0% 300.9 461.1 12 3/26 135.54 -49.8% 110.21 -50.9% 25.33 -44.1% 18.7% 218.0 335.6 11 3/19 138.72 -46.5% 112.58 -49.6% 26.14 -27.1% 18.8% 154.2 534.3 10 3/12 146.96 -24.4% 116.11 -30.8% 30.85 16.5% 21.0% 177.0 247.2 9 3/5 174.59 -7.2% 132.93 -15.4% 41.66 34.1% 23.9% 112.3 258.8 8 2/26 160.96 4.5% 130.35 -2.5% 30.61 50.7% 19.0% 258.0 74.9 7 2/19 172.68 -8.1% 143.99 -12.7% 28.69 25.0% 16.6% 86.2 80.1 6 2/12 172.00 -19.4% 145.34 -23.1% 26.66 8.9% 15.5% 224.0 211.0 5 2/5 158.26 -16.7% 131.08 -20.8% 27.18 11.1% 17.2% 23.0 114.6 4 1/29 151.21 -14.6% 122.05 -20.9% 29.16 27.6% 19.3% 201.2 151.6 3 1/22 131.62 -16.3% 107.98 -21.0% 23.64 14.8% 18.0% 60.7 61.0 2 1/15 135.49 -17.3% 108.51 -23.9% 26.98 27.0% 19.9% 143.3 137.8 1 1/8 150.31 -14.1% 120.91 -19.5% 29.40 18.6% 19.6% 157.7 189.2 OD = optical disc (DVD + Blu-ray) YoY = year over year percentage change TBO = total box office BD = Blu-ray
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