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United States DVD Sales Chart for Week Ending December 1, 2013

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Week		%
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Week		Total
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1 (1) Disney Planes 735,848 +30% 1,301,840  $12,869,982  $22,559,765 2
2 (4) Turbo 692,587 +193% 1,408,666  $12,753,713  $24,541,251 3
3 (-) Despicable Me 613,565 +3,565% 10,798,687  $5,350,655  $168,218,858 155
4 new RED 2 572,747   572,747  $8,820,304  $8,820,304 1
5 (24) The Great Gatsby 554,984 +2,915% 1,396,398  $9,073,988  $22,961,093 14
6 (-) The Dark Knight Rises 533,534 +8,575% 5,828,634  $3,862,786  $69,652,899 52
7 (-) The Lucky One 451,693 +15,688% 2,268,429  $3,229,605  $24,356,272 66
8 (7) The Hunger Games 411,391 +554% 8,635,794  $2,941,446  $136,088,105 68
9 (8) The Heat 407,998 +550% 1,953,880  $5,320,294  $31,678,510 7
10 (6) Monsters University 387,799 +195% 2,018,458  $6,255,198  $34,531,790 5
11 (-) Pitch Perfect 387,085 +2,288% 4,156,323  $3,862,218  $67,018,767 50
12 (-) Ted 382,008 +8,830% 4,869,806  $2,754,278  $80,453,400 51
13 (-) Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows 373,973 +12,885% 4,346,396  $2,587,893  $51,547,044 77
14 (13) The Croods 363,686 +695% 1,930,130  $6,701,278  $33,353,192 9
15 (-) Rio 339,601 +9,839% 4,513,114  $3,199,041  $59,862,551 122
16 (-) Argo 339,086 +5,927% 1,835,893  $2,234,577  $23,904,554 41
17 (20) Epic 328,151 +1,560% 1,642,003  $2,950,077  $25,362,549 15
18 (-) World War Z 259,946 +1,559% 1,249,513  $2,926,992  $18,123,827 11
19 (2) We're the Millers 239,735 -46% 685,035  $4,792,303  $12,892,310 2
20 (-) Star Trek Into Darkness 230,004 +1,522% 1,191,214  $2,957,851  $17,986,478 12
21 (-) Flight 225,972 +4,325% 1,629,647  $1,898,165  $21,094,146 43
22 (21) Pacific Rim 208,583 +985% 872,591  $3,704,434  $15,497,216 7
23 (9) Grown Ups 2 200,849 +228% 805,601  $2,848,039  $14,207,146 4
24 (30) The Hangover 3 192,262 +1,044% 707,484  $2,509,019  $11,776,691 8
25 (-) Skyfall 178,325 +1,300% 2,614,906  $2,262,944  $44,646,199 42
26 (5) Man of Steel 167,979 -14% 962,843  $3,189,921  $17,236,896 3
27 (-) Les Misérables 129,896 +1,051% 1,922,116  $789,768  $33,289,473 37
28 (-) Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 128,125 +902% 3,256,414  $640,048  $49,759,751 204
29 (14) White House Down 109,857 +143% 592,867  $1,561,068  $10,610,852 4
30 (3) 2 Guns 105,359 -67% 420,577  $2,106,126  $7,821,028 2

Our DVD and Blu-ray sales estimates are based on weekly retail surveys, which we use to build a weekly market share estimate for each title we are tracking. The market share is converted into a weekly sales estimate based on industry reports on the overall size of the market, including reports published in Media Play News.

For example, if our weekly retail survey estimates that a particular title sold 1% of all units that week, and the industry reports sales of 1,500,000 units in total, we will estimate 15,000 units were sold of that title. The consumer spending estimate is based on the average sales price for the title in the retailers we survey.

We refine our estimates from week to week as more data becomes available. In particular, we adjust weekly sales figures for the quarter once the total market estimates are published by the Digital Entertainment Group. Figures will therefore fluctuate each week, and totals for individual titles can go up or down as we update our estimates.

Because sales figures are estimated based on sampling, they will be more accurate for higher-selling titles.