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Red Carpet
Big Number
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Reality TV production shoot days dropped nearly 19 percent in the first quarter of 2024 in the region compared to 2023. Shoot days in all four quarters last year were also down for the genre compared with 2022, per FilmLA. Many veteran unscripted producers and sellers say the downturn is mirroring what’s happening in the scripted TV space, as well. Full story.
Snapshot
FAST Times
Tubi, Pluto TV and The Roku Channel are quickly gaining users thanks to the low barrier of entry (they’re free!) — and they’rebulking up on their programming, too. Per the latest Nielsen Gauge, from April, Tubi made up 1.7 percent of all TV viewing in the U.S. for the month, just below Disney+, followed by the Roku Channel at 1.4 percent, coming in above Peaco*ck and Max.Full story.
STREAMING
Top Series
The most-viewed series of the week
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NIELSEN STREAMING CONTENT RATINGS (April 29-May 5, 2024, most recent week)
Top Movies
The most-viewed films of the week
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NIELSEN STREAMING CONTENT RATINGS (April 29-May 5, 2024, most recent week)
This week’s most consumed, searched and shared content
SOURCE: PARROT ANALYTICS (MAY 10 – 16, 2024)
This ranking shows the most in-demand series that have debuted in the last 365 days on major platforms with US audiences.
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BOX OFFICE
Ticket Purchase
Ticket Purchase
Top Movies
The highest-grossing films domestically
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$14M
Weekend Gross
4,108
Theaters
$51.5M
Total Gross
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Furiosa
Warner Bros.
$10.78M
Weekend Gross
3,864
Theaters
$49.7M
Total Gross
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IF
Paramount
$10.5M
Weekend Gross
3,783
Theaters
$80.1M
Total Gross
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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
20th Century
$8.9M
Weekend Gross
3,450
Theaters
$140.1M
Total Gross
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The Fall Guy
Universal
$4.1M
Weekend Gross
2,826
Theaters
$80.2M
Total Gross
COMSCORE (May 31-June 2)
Upcoming Releases
Notable movies heading to theaters
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June 21
June 28
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Twisters Set for July 19
Lee Isaac Chung directs Universal’s feature follow-up to the 1996 film that starred Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton.
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BROADCAST
Top TV
The most-viewed primetime network shows
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Celtics vs. Pacers (Game 3)
ABC
6.48M
Viewers
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FBI
CBS
6.14M
Viewers
3
Chicago Fire
NBC
5.79M
Viewers
4
The Voice*
NBC
5.57M
Viewers
5
Chicago Med
CBS
5.49M
Viewers
Nielsen (May 20-May 26); *Monday episode
Inside View
The narrative behind the numbers
ABC/ESPN
3 Games
2.2M Viewers
NHL Heats Up the Ice
The NHL’s Stanley Cup Playoffs have been up across the board so far this year. The Eastern Conference finals averaged about 2.2 million viewers through the first three games on ESPN and ABC, up by more than 40 percent from both of last year’s conference championships. (Having the New York Rangers, who play in the country’s biggest media market, in the series doesn’t hurt). The Western Conference finals on TNT Sports are also performing solidly, and the first two rounds averaged 1.16 million viewers across both ESPN/ABC and TNT, TBS and TruTV, a 9 percent improvement on the 2023 playoffs.
Netflix’s Latest Trove
On May 23, Netflix released another huge batch of data about the time users spent with the service, and the top of its series list demonstrates how wide its global reach is. The No. 1 series for the second half of 2023, as measured by Netflix’s view metric (total viewing hours divided by running time), was One Piece, a U.S.-Japanese co-production based on the popular manga and anime series. Details.
Disney Leads TV Viewing
New data from Nielsen shows that Disney grabs the biggest share of TV viewing among all media companies in the United States — and has for the past six months. In addition to its monthly Gauge rankings of viewing by platform (streaming, cable and broadcast), Nielsen is also providing a monthly look at TV usage by media company. The ratings provider is calling it the Media Distributor Gauge. Details.
SOURCE: Netflix filings; Nielsen Gauge
RED CARPET POWER RANKINGS
Top Fashion Brands
Media Impact Value (MIV) for luxury labels throughout Awards Season
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Top Accessory Brands
Media Impact Value (MIV) for accessories labels throughout Awards Season
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Manolo Blahnik
Pictured: Margot Robbie at the Globes in Armani Privé, Lorraine Schwartz and Manolo Blahnik
$2M
in MIV
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NEWS FEED
Box Office: ‘Garfield’ Wins Sluggish Weekend With $14M as ‘Furiosa’ Runs Out of Gas
It’s another bummer of a weekend at the summer of box office, where overall domestic revenue looks to be down 69 percent — no, not a typo — from a year ago as Hollywood and theater owners continue to grapple with a lack of big event pics. And year-to-date revenue is now down 24 percent […]
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‘Moana 2’ Sets Record for Most Viewed Trailer in Disney Animation and Pixar History
Thanksgiving may be months away, but audiences are already getting ready to feast on Moana 2. A trailer for the movie was viewed by 178 million people in its first 24 hours this week, more than any other trailer for a film in the history of Disney’s animated empire, which is made up of Walt […]
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‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ Lands China Release Date
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence’s Bad Boys: Ride or Die has received clearance to roll into China. The Sony Pictures film will hit Chinese cinemas June 22, according to both the studio and local press reports in Beijing. The film opens theatrically in North America on June 7. The new film is the fourth installment […]
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‘Furiosa’ Box Office Puts Brakes on George Miller’s Next ‘Mad Max’ Movie
Forty-five years after George Miller introduced audiences to Mad Max, the auteur may have finally hit the end of the road through the postapocalyptic wasteland unless he finds some high-octane gasoline soon. The revered filmmaker’sFuriosa: A Mad Max Sagabowed to a disappointing $32 million domestically for the four-day Memorial Day weekend and $36.5 million overseas, […]
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Box Office Meltdown: ‘Furiosa’ Edges Past ‘Garfield’ to Win Memorial Day With Worst No. 1 Opening in Three Decades
The Memorial Day box office is no picnic this year. But it was certainly a roller-coaster ride. Warner Bros.’ Furiosa narrowly beat Alcon and Sony’s The Garfield Movie with an estimated $32 million for the four-day weekend, with George Miller’s latest entry in the Mad Max franchise taking in an estimated $26.3 million for Friday-Sunday […]
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Box Office: ‘Furiosa’ Rides to $3.5M in Thursday Previews, ‘Garfield’ Chases Down $1.9M
After a high-profile debut at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, George Miller’s Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga has started off its North American box office run with $3.5 million in Thursday previews. The prequel to Max Max: Fury Road hopes to win Memorial Day weekend with $40 million-$45 million for the four days but will […]
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What Happened to $100M Box Office Openers?
No one could blame the box office for needing an imaginary friend right now. For the first time in more than a decade — excluding the worst period of the COVID-19 crisis — no movie opening during the first six months of the year has come close to hitting the $100 million mark in its […]
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