OCT 25 · TITLE FEED
MobLand   3,914 HH -27.4%Tulsa King   3,514 HH -8.4%Slow Horses   2,227 HH -12.5%American Horror Story   2,072 HH -27.8%The Terminal List   2,143 HH -22.1%Ted Lasso   1,637 HH -1.6%South Park   2,410 HH -0.6%Dark Matter   1,826 HH -35.7%Obsession   1,449 HH +14.0%Project Hail Mary   1,433 HH +5.6%
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The Mover: Films

How much each film is heating up or cooling down this week: each bar compares a film's share of US at-home film viewing against its own 4-week average, across 16 of this week's 20 highest-demand films (4 too new for a 4-week read). Green = climbing, red = fading.

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How much each film is heating up or cooling down this week: each bar compares a film's share of US at-home film viewing against its own 4-week average, across 16 of this week's 20 highest-demand films (4 too new for a 4-week read). Green = climbing, red = fading.

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