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Demand-to-Spend Efficiency Scatter
Each dot is a movie, plotted by production budget from left to right and current Demand Score from bottom to top, a snapshot of how much it’s being watched now, not a cumulative total. The dashed line shows the expected Demand Score for a given budget; blue movies get watched more than expected, tan movies less. Both axes use log scales.
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Each dot is a movie, plotted by production budget from left to right and current Demand Score from bottom to top, a snapshot of how much it’s being watched now, not a cumulative total. The dashed line shows the expected Demand Score for a given budget; blue movies get watched more than expected, tan movies less. Both axes use log scales.
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