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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Weekly Domestic Blu-ray Sales Chart for Week Ending February 12, 2012

RankPrev. RankTitleUnits this Week% ChangeTotal unitsSales this WeekTotal SalesWeeks in Release
1 (-) Lady and the Tramp 949,059   - $23,716,984 - 700
2 (-) The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1 788,193   788,193 $18,120,569 $18,120,569 1
3 (-) A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas 144,162   144,162 $3,072,094 $3,072,094 1
4 1 Drive 74,122 -80.20% 448,537 $1,471,312 $8,955,868 2
5 4 Real Steel 71,654 -57.11% 1,040,902 $2,123,107 $29,252,357 3
6 2 In Time 71,179 -73.97% 344,615 $1,422,877 $6,888,848 2
7 8 The Lion King 69,471 +36.43% - $1,552,680 - 885
8 3 Transformers: Dark of the Moon 48,971 -71.16% 3,215,812 $1,221,838 $68,842,164 20
9 (-) Downton Abbey: Season Two 47,073   47,073 $1,176,362 $1,176,362 1
10 15 Beauty and the Beast 38,911 +32.73% - $1,361,511 - 488

Precise information on Blu-ray sales is not generally available. Our Blu-ray sales figures are estimates based on studio figures, publicly available data, and private research on retail sales carried out by Nash Information Services. The figures include estimated sales at Wal-Mart and other retailers that do not publicly release sales information. Cumulative sales figures are provided for titles that were released after January 1, 2010.

Historical Blu-ray sales data is available from our OpusData data service. Please email us at sales@opusdata.com if you are interested in a trial of the Video Market service, which includes weekly tracking of DVD sales, Blu-ray sales and video rentals.