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Lanterns   6,747 HH +253.1%Lioness   3,086 HH +12.5%Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation   2,569 HH +20.7%Silo   1,741 HH -5.3%Reacher   1,736 HH -1.4%Ted Lasso   1,728 HH -4.2%That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime   1,667 HH -11.3%One Piece   1,628 HH +11.1%Star Trek: Strange New Worlds   1,470 HH -9.6%House of the Dragon   1,468 HH +1.7%
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Demand-to-Spend Efficiency Scatter

Each dot is a movie, plotted by production budget from left to right and current viewing demand up and down. The dashed line shows the attention a movie would typically get at that budget; blue movies get watched more than expected, tan movies less. Both axes use log scales shown on the chart.

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Each dot is a movie, plotted by production budget from left to right and current viewing demand up and down. The dashed line shows the attention a movie would typically get at that budget; blue movies get watched more than expected, tan movies less. Both axes use log scales shown on the chart.

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