Movies

MAESTRO didn't make the Netflix Top 10 despite a Wednesday debut last week watched under 5 million times. notfabio Dec 27, 08:29

Beat by a 2006 John Cena action movie and mostly library catalog Christmas movies. {nm} notfabio Dec 27, 08:30

NYAD did about 4.7 million views (3 days) Oct/Nov so presumably something around there Rustin never charted (more) notfabio Dec 27, 08:42

My screening on XMas Day was PACKED... theater only played it once cause it was on Netflix TheWeekendWarrior Dec 27, 08:30

more like its an arthouse movie and netflix is a mainstream platform. Plus you'd expect MAESTRO to do well over time {nm} Moviesnob Dec 27, 08:45

Netflix seems at least slightly (and perhaps much) more downscale than mainstream.{nm} SenJohnBlutarsky Dec 27, 18:33

I think it could hit charts when/if it gets a boatload of Oscar nominations. The "premium Hamburger" Oscar titles tend to do better. notfabio Dec 27, 08:45

yep and no one runs a better oscar campaign (meaning spends more money) than Netflix! {nm} Moviesnob Dec 27, 08:57

It may probably loss stream after Oscar season (which was the case for "Roma" and "The Power of the Dog") while Bruce Wills old films don't {nm} Peterlee Dec 27, 09:25

How much do nominations typically move the needle in viewer #s? {nm} terraformingearth Dec 27, 09:37

depends on the film. Some a little, some a lot. It also takes place over a longer period of time. If you look at POWER OF THE DOG on their Moviesnob Dec 27, 10:06

Quite a bit actually. Oscar nominations are announced on Jan 23. TheWeekendWarrior Dec 28, 03:51

Only ~ 10 million watch the Oscars, but I suppose some people read about them. {nm} terraformingearth Dec 29, 08:17