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Blu-ray Sales, October 4-10: Beast Knocks down Karate Kid (Update)

Posted October 14, 2010 03:12 AM by Juan Calonge

Blu-ray MoviesThe Diamond Edition of Disney's Beauty and the Beast was the top-selling title on Blu-ray during the week ended October 10, according to Nielsen VideoScan First Alert. Beauty was the top-selling title on packaged media overall on the strength of its BD/DVD combo sales alone (the DVD edition comes out in November). The 2010 remake of The Karate Kid entered at No. 3, behind Iron Man 2.



Top ten
  1. Beauty and the Beast
  2. (1) Iron Man 2
  3. The Karate Kid
  4. A Nightmare on Elm Street
  5. (3) Robin Hood
  6. The Exorcist
  7. (2) Get Him to the Greek
  8. The Last of the Mohicans
  9. Splice
  10. Grindhouse
Blu-ray sales percentages
  • A Nightmare on Elm Street: 37%
  • Splice: 32%
  • The Karate Kid: 27%
Blu-ray sales figures

Blu-ray sales revenue: $53.80 million (up 64.53% year on year)
Packaged-media sales revenue: $261.42 million (up 37.94% year on year)
Blu-ray market share: 20.6%


Source: Home Media Magazine | Permalink | United States [Country settings]

News comments (28 comments)


aherron
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Amazingly BEAUTIFUL! Got BATB and Iron Man. Will get Karate Kid when price goes down.

K i r a
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Very good Top 3 list. Own all of them, and glad to see them do well.

Minimejer05
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Ashamed Pegasus
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Not surprised at all BATB was #1... Although the $10 coupon did help quite a bit I imagine...

RBBrittain
 - Oct 14, 2010

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No surprise here either; I've long said Disney "buys" release-week sales--not just coupons, but also backing for store offers, TRU preorders, etc.--to convince everyone else to buy their movies later for full price. (Said by someone whose entire BatB cost was covered by the $10 coupon, TRU's sale price, and parts of three different TRU preorder deals--TB3 and TS3 in addition to BatB.)

airborn007
 - Oct 14, 2010

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dmarvin
 - Oct 14, 2010

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No surprise. I bought 3 copies myself. Of course, that was because Nebraska Furniture Mart in Omaha had them for $12.99 (paid only $2.99+ tax by the time the Disney coupon was factored in).

Mr. Cinema
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Disney released Beast in BD/DVD combo packs in both BD packaging and DVD packaging. Every one of those are counted as BD sales, even if some were bought by people only interested in the DVD. Not surprising it was #1.

monkeyjb1988
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Beauty and the Beast won. I can't even pretend to be surprised. I will get Iron Man 2 soon.

Phoenix Theory
 - Oct 14, 2010

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yey for beauty and the beast

RJ Smoove
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Got all three so I didn't care who was top.

SpaceDog
 - Oct 14, 2010

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I'm glad that Disney is having such success with their early blu-ray release pattern. This is definitely helping to acclimate a huge portion of the home video population to transitioning to blu-ray. Even the consumers that say they don't want blu-ray will thank Disney later when they have their blu-ray player and B&TB is out of print.

Joffner1208
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Glad to see Beauty and the Beast at number 1. Great movie.

SixSpeedSamurai
 - Oct 14, 2010

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You go Belle. Disney did and incredible job with the release it certainly deserves it.

BellesPrince
 - Oct 14, 2010

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I think some people are selling Beauty and the Beast a little short here by saying the discount coupon had a lot to do with it. What they're also missing is the fact that it wasn't just the top selling Blu Ray, but it was the top selling packaged media title, beating the others which will have DVD versions available too - quite an achievement.

Sith
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Wonder if Exorcist was in the top 10?

thelittleprince
 - Oct 14, 2010

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No surprise at #1 for BATB. The question is, how many copies did it sell?

thelittleprince
 - Oct 14, 2010

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Also, would be curious to see if Grindhouse is in the top 10. I know most of the BB stores were sold out, granted they only carried a few copies each.

wookieaz
 - Oct 14, 2010

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When people can get if as low as 2.99 for the movie, its hard for it not to be no 1.

illini2000
 - Oct 14, 2010

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and yet there is no netflix delay for beauty and the beast or iron man 2.

grizzlybrett13
 - Oct 15, 2010

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I don't mean to be rude but DUH

thelittleprince
 - Oct 16, 2010

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No figures on how many copies Beauty and the Beast sold? Wow! 7 new Blu releases in the top 10! I wonder if that's the most in a week.. And Grindhouse at #10!

mredman
 - Oct 16, 2010

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Blu-ray market share: 20.6%

Ok now we are talking

Wdm81
 - Oct 16, 2010

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I hope Splice stays in the top 10 for a while, I want a sequel

Phxsns1
 - Oct 16, 2010

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It's nice to see that Grindhouse was in there. Stop trying to boycott it. The audio isn't bad.

fdm
 - Oct 16, 2010

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Yeah, but think how much better it could have done had they not screwed up the audio. (Just kidding, as 99% of those who bought it probably have no clue what lossless audio is.)

Ok, how about: Yeah, but think how much better it would have done if there had been more copies on the shelf.

nf0603
 - Oct 16, 2010

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Nice to see Grindhouse on there too. Last Of The Mohicans and Exorcist in the top 10 is also a treat since studios seem to think nobody wants catalog titles when we do.

Trekofile
 - Oct 19, 2010

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Too bad, like Snow White, my bonus features(disc 2) will load menu/contents fine, but nothing engages, just fades to black after icons in center of screen appear...then, nothing. I have contacted Sharp about a possible firmware fix. The 3 versions of film(disc 1) plays fine.


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