The Most Popular Franchises Ever - Charting with Dan!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Dan Murrell and Roth Cornet break down the week's box office results and analyze what franchises have been seen by the most people in history.
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The Most Popular Franchises Ever - Charting with Dan!
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Hey everyone - Roth and I realized right after we finished recording that we didn't mention or take into account repeat viewing as a factor in some of the franchise ticket sales we mention. Just wanted to point it out here and save all of you some work in the comments section! We''ll make sure to loop back around and address it when we revisit the data. Thanks for watching! - Dan
Next week you should go in depth about how Ralph 2 is Disney's highest grossing animated sequel ever
Wow MCU is #1 which makes me very happy but what makes me happy is that star wars is on #2 double wow factor fye I'm a huge Marvel fan and star wars fan or nerd.
Thank you for the hard work Dan. I always wanted this kind of information and you really did a great job.
What about Halloween franchise from 1978-2018?
Guys about people only watching infinity war... People maybe caught up on streaming and then watched infinity war in theatres
me: not much happened this week, probably will be a short episode. dan: hold my beer....
This gives me an idea: we’ve had drunk movie fights, now get ready for drunk charting with Dan.
@@LancasterAJ I NEED TO SEE THIS HAPPEN
Dan is an alcoholic. So you will have to hold many beers
@@cosmokramer399 he is? I never knew that
Yes!!
This was an extra special treat to watch. Please do revisit this material, and thank you for all your hard work!
I agree!!!
I completely agree I enjoyed this a lot
40 minutes of Dan and Roth?
Made my Monday! Thank you!
I love that this show has a dedicated fan following. We love you Dan and Roth!
Tons of number nerds out there.
Am I the only one who loves how Dan’s brain works? A beautiful mind filled with all the charts!
Gotta love Dan and his charts!
No! If I could quit my real job, I would run away to chart with Dan
Madisonkd yes, you are
Although I love hearing you guys speculate on how confused Avengers only viewers are while watching these movies, you have to consider that some people are watching the other movies at home and only showing up to the theaters for the big Avengers book ends. This charting was awesome, can't wait for next week
Marvel movies are usually broadcast on TBS or TNT or the like before a Marvel movie is released, and that is not including renting it or watching it on a streaming service. They aren't hard to find, and you don't really need to go to the theater to see them although I have.
This was going to be my comment as well lol. But I dont think I can say it better so I'll just say I agree.
Exactly. It isn't much of a mystery. I know quuite a few people who don't bother theatrically with most Marvel films but will go see an Avengers flick, watching the rest on streaming or bluray etc. Lots of ways to watch movies nowadays.
Plus the Avengers movies (at least the first and third) lent themselves to repeat viewings, so while 60 million+ tickets were sold, it wasn't to 60 million+ different people.
My thoughts as well but there are instances where it's not possible.. for example I saw Infinity War and I didn't watch Black Panther because it wasn't out on dvd.. the same goes with Captain Marvel and Avangers Part 2
uh guys. just because people aren't going to the theater to see all the mcu movies doesn't mean they aren't watching them. there's a crazy thing out there called blu-ray's and streaming services
Last week, Dan wasn't sure what he was going to do this time.
Sounds like he got creative.
Good man.
I watch the show every week but rarely comment. Same with most of the channels' content in general. But I just wanted to say thank you guys for the incredible work. You always keep it smart and interesting. Just thanks.
I work in a cinema in Melbourne, Australia and 2.0 has given us double the amount of attendees then we would normally get. Its the same kind of numbers we get when an Avengers film is out.
It's a Bollywood movie. India is the second most populous country in the world. If you factor in Australians of Indian origin, Indians working there on a visa, students studying there and just tourists visiting Australia, it a to make sense. Plus apparently it is a sequel to another movie with the same lead which itself was a phenomenon. It's starts making sense.
Plus just the people who just have to watch a superhero movie after venom yet before Spider-verse and aquaman.
I have been following Screen Junkies for a few years and have watched every single episode of Charting With Dan. I cant believe this show exist. I used to go through Boxofficemojo lists and talk about the stats on my own in front of a computer. I am so glad that Dan started this show. I love numbers, I love stats and I love movies. Please keep going and go crazy with stats. You have a dedicated fan base. Thank You Dan! P.S. Love to everyone at Screen Junkies!
This is the Danest show screen junkies ever done..loved it.
I could watch a 2 hour podcast of charting with Dan! I enjoy everything you bring each week.
Dan you are a nerd and im here for it!
Was getting nervous-8:47pm CST-thought there wouldn't be a Charting tonight-Whew!!!!
My favorite ScreenJunkies series!!
Here’s my take on why the Avengers averaged so high despite the lower performance of the other franchises: people can still rent movies from Amazon, or stream them, Netflix has even had every phase 3 film on the service at one point. Avengers however, are treated as events that everyone has to see, with more advertising and hype. Especially with phase 1, Marvel wasn’t an established brand yet, and relied a lot on word of mouth, which for a lot of people means renting, borrowing, or waiting to watch it on TV, for people to see them. It doesn’t matter if you don’t see Doctor Strange or the Thor movies in theaters because they come out on DVD long before Avengers, the ones that people see in theaters.
As such if you ever want to return to this idea on another slow week at the box office I suggest seeing what the franchise with the greatest DVD/Blu-ray sales are. I know that this will skew towards newer franchises and that these numbers are mostly a mystery, and also isn’t BoxOffice related but I think it would be an interesting measure of what franchises people choose to own and bring into their home
Great episode as always Roth and Dan. I loved it!
I've had friends who just watch the marvel films later on netflix before avenger films
Cai Robinson I was going to admit to doing just that. Instead I’ll upvote you to keep it consolidated. :)
Dan. Do more of these kinds of charting shows. I dig it.
Thanks for putting this together I loved all this
🎤It's just another Manic Monday🎤 (with Dan and Roth)
The SW Prequels are like MC Hammer. Everybody saw them but nobody wants to admit they loved them at the time.
I am prepared to say that even from the first prequel I thought the story and execution was distinctly ropey.
Taj & Cars I loved them they were my first Star Wars films I saw the og trilogy after I had seen attack of The clones
I would love a full series of Dan’s extra charting, cause I’m interested in seeing like the top 25 or 50 vs just the top 10!
I WANT MORE CHARTS DAN!!! MORRREEEE!!!
What does "being the most popular franchise" mean to you and how would you rank the top franchises of all time? Let us know in the comments below and as awlays thanks for CHARTING WITH DAN!
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I always look forward to this every Monday. Thanks for another great show!
Dan, Roth, I don't know how you do it but I'm so excited to see and learn more about the numbers. If its tickets per movie (brilliant new addition) or box office numbers I cant wait for the next episode.
One question Dan: will PG Deadpool be its own box office numbers or will it just add to the R Deadpool?
I’m so glad I found this channel. Honestly these two are so clever and kind and eloquent and my life is better getting to watch it.
Please continue this research thing ( genres , directors , actors)
I appreciate the research and analysis, Dan. Good work! Looking forward to round two! Kinda surprised no Transformers on the list (though not disappointed, lol).
@murrelldan you sir are the most fascinating guy on UA-cam. Charting with Dan is by far my favourite weekly video. Love the detailed and overly in depth take on things, keep it up! You're awesome too Roth
This show is an important Monday night tradition for me- thanks Dan and Roth!
"Please don't make me leave it on a cliffhanger." LOLOLOL
2.0 is making a lot of cash. It is not a superhero movie per say and you guys may not digest the story. But I will say it is a fun ride. I loved it in 3D. Music by AR Rahman and sound design by Resool Pookutty , both oscar laureates. It is indias most technically advanced movie.
I very much enjoy the content SJN provides, but charting with Dan (and Roth) is probably my favorite segment to watch. Thank you Dan for being so passionate about this and wanting to share your insights. This was honestly so interesting to watch. I don't know where else I could find information like it.
With me, the Avengers films got much more repeat viewings than any of the other Marvel movies, so if that's true for a lot of people, that might help to explain the discrepancy in ticket sales. Just a thought.
You right. I saw IW 3 times. And not even cause it was just me but different groups and I was down to go again. Otherwise it's "go see it and we'll talk!"
I look forward to this show every week and you guys never disappoint. Thanks for all the hard work Dan (and Roth for being so enthusiastic about it)! PS. Love the new segment too
Charting with Dan, extra chart-y. Love it!
I've been waiting more enthusiastically to a new Charting than the Captain Marvel trailer
This special segment was so interesting. Sounds like so much work, thank you for sharing (and please continue)!
For the sake of just being fair, the people that didn't go see all the ancillary MCU films aside from the main Avengers films, probably watched them on home video.
Dan, you are such an inspiration when it comes to your movie knowledge and charting! You inspired me to write a paper in my English class year, a research analysis paper on Blockbusters from their creation back in the 70’s to modern day. I titled it “One Does Not Simply Make a Blockbuster”
I had to split this video between two mornings, and it was worth it to wait for the second half! Dan and Roth, y'all are phenomenal! I loved this installment and would love more of these kinds of charts! Thanks for all your hard work! Also, thanks for explaining why you can't include some earlier films like the Thin Man series but would like to, because if you had the data I would be interested in knowing how those earlier films did. Looking forward to next week's show!
The extra charts at the end were my favorite part. Keep revisiting those kinds of charts.
Loved this show!! Thank you for putting in so much hard work into these amazing charts, we love them as much as you do.
Fun and fascinating as always. I’m a big numbers guy too and I’ve done similar things that Dan did in crunching all kinds of comparative numbers. Keep doing stuff like this!
If Dan becomes superhero...his power would be to make a pivot table.
I'd always be down for more analysis and in depth reports! I love Charting with Dan!
I love how long this video was! I almost didn't finish it before I left for work, but I loved it so much. Dan is such a nerd with the charts and I love it so much. Dan and Roth are my favorite duo so I just loved this video so much. Cannot wait to see the popular franchise charts come back in different ways. I'm very curious about what just didn't make the cut for the more divided sections (Top 11-20).
(burrito wraps Dan in blankets and bubble wrap) Dan is such a precious little nerd. Must be protected at all costs.
Just amazing Dan! Keep thinking out the box and don't stop. Love everything you do. You and Roth keep rocking it!
More please! Love these nerdy deep dives. I 👏 am 👏 here 👏 for 👏 this!
Another great episode, thanks for the extra deep dive.
I have seen all of the Marvel movies however my parents have only been to the cinema to see Infinity Wars. they have seen one or two others on TV but I was surprised that they went to see that. My mother got the basic idea but realised there was a lot missing from the experience. My father however loved it even though he clearly had no idea what was going on and why.
One as to love all the effort Dan puts into these charts. You are an inspiration, Dan.
My roommate is one of those 'Avengers only' people. My excitement for Infinity war was soo infectious that my roommate wanted to watch it as well. It wasn't until we were walking to the Theatre that I realized the ONLY other MCU movie she had seen was Black Panther (which I had also taken her to). I had ~25 minutes to give her a crash course in all the important characters and where the most recent movies - like Thor Ragnarok- had ended.
Great material! Thoroughly enjoyed watching these findings. Would love to see more content like this!
Dan, you've done it again. Amazing to see the time you invest in your research, which means more fun for us!
This was of my favorite episodes so far. These stats are so interesting. Please make these nuanced charts a new staple!
Thank you, Dan! I've always wanted to look back at tickets sold (actual audience) as opposed to how much money was made.
So true. Cause I have the AMC Stubs and most movies I see on 5 dollar Tuesdays lol. I will go to IMAX filmed movies in IMAX 99% of the time but those Tuesday nights are sold out in almost every single available theater. So it's tickets/seats filled that speaks more to popularity than anything.
And we really wouldn't need to worry about inflation or foreign currency exchange rates or whatnot like we do now.
This was fantastic! Love it when you dive into material like this - super cool and interesting show. Great job to you both.
I found this episode to be fascinating! Good job Dan and I appreciate all your hard work. This show is a treasure and I look forward to it every week!
I hadn’t seen all of the MCU movies before Infinity War, but I wasn’t confused, because I had seen Dan’s awesome “Cram It” video! Thanks, Screen Junkies!
This was awesome. More of these deep dives. It's damn fascinating to learn how movie box office performance breaks down. Love this.
This was the best Charting episode yet! Keep up with these interesting charts 😁
Thanks for doing all this work, Dan. Your charts are always interesting.
Just wanted to mention that I have seen every MCU movie at least once, butt I've probably only seen 8 in theaters. I feel like a lot of people just go to the movies to see the ones they really want to and watch the rest at home.
Best part of my Monday. Literally been looking forward to charting all week
Love you guys!!! Great work❤️❤️
Hello Dan and Roth, I am one of the ppl who are skipping around marvel movies. I've watched some og solo avengers but all the avenger team ups, about 10 total I think. I didn't get v interested in the others but by the time infinity wars came around I wasn't confused. Why? Bc there are countless of comics/marvel movie channels out there on youtube that gave me a recap in like 7 minutes. (Including you guys back in april). So thanks for letting me skip 2 hrs of Benehime Cumbersome! Keep up the good work.
I appreciate this so much, such a treat!
Thank you guys for such great content. Love the numbers and research yall do, keep up the great work!!!
Amazing charts as always. I can't wait to see the other stuff next week.
It was weird that "Crazy Rich Asians" was excluded from this episode. Its performance in China this weekend would've made for a very interesting discussion.
Gabriel not a franchise
It's interesting because after I read how poorly CRA did in China (one reason was the government review delayed its release), I read an article about how the Chinese government is trying to crack down on extravagant weddings.
@Gabriel can u elaborate on what aspect of the performance was discussion worthy
Sure, totally flopped, too.
Came here expecting that. I hope they can cover it next week.
Loved this show ! It's funny because actually in France the box office is always based on the number of entries sold and not the dollars made ;) . I think it's definitely a more objectif way to evaluate the popularity of a movie, ticket's price can be so different from one place to an other... Thanks for finally using this data in your show ! :D
Really cool breakdown of the franchises, Dan. I really enjoyed that.
Dan thank you for your hard work! Please keep revisiting these numbers! More charts please
Great show! I love The deep extended analysis you guys do!
more charting with dan is always great. thanks!
A super-sized episode just in time for the holidays! Thanks, guys!
This is my favorite show and i loved this deep dive! Quality journalism
That was awesome Dan. Thank you for all you do!
About the Avengers thing, I feel like there are a couple factors you might have not considered- while I’m sure there ARE lots of people who only watch those, it might also be that the Avengers movies are so much more of an event than the individual ones that more tickets are sold as 1) way more people watch them more than once in theaters than the solo films, and 2) a lot of people (including me a lot of the time) don’t see the solo films as being as urgent to watch as the team ups so they can wait to watch those until they’re on DVD or even Netflix to catch up on them because going to the theater is expensive and time consuming so many people reserve that specialty for the huge event that is the team up films
Dan, I will watch you talk about as many charts in as many videos as you want to make. Franchises, genres, directors, "movie star" actors. I think this is a great idea for the slow box office weeks and I love how much you enjoy sifting through the numbers.
Mr. Dan Murrel: that was the most fascinating look at franchises. Even with the success of the MCU, I would have guessed 007 would be number one on total tickets sold, but now you have the numbers stating my guess was wrong. Amazing work, sir!
Please continue with these numbers, they are interesting and can be split in so many different ways
Great segment. From one movie nerd to another keep it coming!
Great video, once more. Love the additional topics. Keep it up!
Awesome video, I liked the extra info on the countdown. Very interesting
Excellent work by Dan!
I work as a Data Analyst so this is totally my jam
This was pretty impressive work Dan. I love stuff like this.
This was really interesting, thanks Dan for the days of work that went into this
Love the show, love the numbers. Keep up the good work, Dan!
I would never say this but I love numbers! They may only be Dan’s numbers but they are numbers. Please keep doing this!
I am one of the people that confuses Roth. I saw Iron Man, Captain America, Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther, and the last Avengers in the theater. I have seen more streaming, but not the two Iron Man's, first two Thors, etc.
I did watch Cram It before watching Infinity War. I am just not a big enough superhero fan to slog my way through them all.
charting is always so fun and interesting to watch, but this one was especially great!
I loved the franchise deep dive. You're the man, Dan!
I'd love to hear you comment on Crazy Rich Asians' flop debut in China. Interesting lack of overlap.
Love you both so much (:
Was the Adam West Batman movie counted in the franchise? I didn't see it in the posters screen and just curious.