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United States DVD Sales Chart for Week Ending January 31, 2021

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  TitleUnits
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1 (-) Fatman 15,984   15,984  $215,304  $215,304 10
2 (-) Justice League 15,369 -25% 1,904,635  $364,245  $27,471,438 155
3 (-) The Meg 14,095 -27% 841,351  $297,545  $17,063,165 116
4 (-) Yellowstone: Season 3 13,933 -35% 518,275  $344,981  $12,987,065 33
5 (-) Girls Rule Collection 13,533 -31% 294,790  $27,337  $3,306,528 39
6 (-) The Adam Sandler 4-Movie Collection 13,268 -22% 801,478  $132,547  $4,697,078 433
7 (-) The Mule 12,924 -27% 1,240,104  $232,761  $20,233,179 98
8 (-) PAW Patrol: Rubble on the Double 12,781 +12% 24,145  $127,682  $241,208 2
9 new The Princess Bride 12,709 -9% 4,963,695  $174,876  $37,915,125 1,072
10 new Beetlejuice 12,637 -32% 2,584,524  $187,154  $18,166,805 1,224
11 (-) Come Play 12,582   12,582  $249,124  $249,124 12
12 new Top Gun 12,067 -31% 2,800,461  $241,823  $29,847,145 1,163
13 (-) The Office: The Complete Series 11,311 +59% 1,264,503  $1,300,652  $83,744,484 330
14 (-) Jurassic World 11,245 -33% 3,672,190  $214,217  $50,376,405 276
- (-) Central Intelligence 10,068 -20% 1,103,959  $30,204  $12,766,555 229
- (-) Kong: Skull Island 9,720 +26% 1,033,702  $48,600  $16,326,465 185
- (-) Shrek: 4-Movie Collection 9,444 +92% 590,301  $132,216  $10,432,700 149
- (-) Jesse Stone 9-Movie Collection 9,369 -22% 258,826  $356,022  $9,122,345 156
- new Young Frankenstein 9,096 +4,231% 3,436,336  $109,152  $28,925,379 1,161
15 (-) Synchronic 9,023   9,023  $137,601  $137,601 3
- (-) Wind River 8,976 +38% 341,590  $26,928  $3,628,392 170
- (-) Ready or Not 8,857 +467% 228,736  $70,856  $1,729,036 62
- (-) Tremors: The Complete Collection 8,640 -28% 138,392  $95,040  $2,126,737 144
16 (-) Batman: Soul of the Dragon 8,486   8,486  $148,505  $148,505 3
17 (-) Love and Monsters 8,365 -46% 103,085  $160,190  $2,399,882 16
18 (-) Tenet 8,092 -29% 195,018  $220,588  $5,351,294 7
- (-) Red 7,998 -7% 4,033,701  $31,992  $41,948,114 523
- (-) Cars 7,905 +5% 18,138,488  $94,860  $297,319,489 743
- new Toy Story 2 7,832 -6% 3,570,835  $125,312  $64,504,759 1,037
- (-) Spell 7,752 -31% 37,094  $85,272  $501,496 14

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.