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We are in the midst of the most uncertain times. People are at home looking through new shows to binge and going back to rewatch their favorite movies. There are still new releases coming out on digital. The Digital Entertainment Group (DEG), a company that advocates and promotes entertainment platforms, products and distribution channels that support the movie, television, and other relevant industries, has introduced a ranking of the most watched movies each week.
Here is a list of top 20 titles for the week of May 7, 2020:
| 1. Bad Boys For Life (Sony) 2. Sonic the Hedgehog (Paramount) 3. Star Wars: Ep IX – Skywalker (Disney) 4. Jumanji: The Next Level (Sony) 5. The Gentlemen (STX/Universal, 2019) 6. Dolittle (Universal) 7. The Call of the Wild (Disney, 2020) 8. 1917 (Universal) 9. Little Women (Sony, 2019) 10. Birds of Prey: Harley Quinn (WB) 11. Underwater (Fox) 12. Like a Boss (Paramount) 13. Bloodshot (Sony, 2020) 14. The Way Back (WB, 2020) 15. Ip Man 4: The Finale (Well Go USA) 16. Knives Out (Lionsgate) 17. Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge (WB) 18. Spies in Disguise (Fox) 19. Frozen II (Disney) 20. Fantasy Island (Sony, 2020) Source | DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group Includes U.S. Digital Sales, Digital Rentals (VOD), DVD & Blu-ray for week ended 5.2.20 |
REAL TALK:
This is an interesting list. A bit surprised how Bad Boys for Life was in the number 1 spot. That’s pretty cool. Sonic:The Hedgehog is riding a strong wave at the number 2 spot. I figured that Star Wars Ep. IX would at the top, but it still makes the top 3.
I was surprised to see Frozen 2 all the way towards the bottom of the list at #19. Actually forgot that Fantasy Island released, been wanting to see it, just made the list at #20.
Some of the Oscar nominees still coming through the middle of the pack, with 1917 at #8 and Little Women at #9.
Little disappointed to see that Harley Quinn’s Birds of Prey is not ranked higher. Personally, this was a good reminder for me to see the highly anticipated Mortal Kombat Legends.
This is a really good informative list that DEG is coming up with on a weekly basis to inform us what the public is watching at home, with movie theaters closed.
For more ranking visit degonline.org
