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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bedir than" data-source="post: 9062721" data-attributes="member: 6789971">Top Ten streaming movies in the USA as of last Friday. I'll update again tomorrow.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.pcmag.com/news/must-watch-the-most-streamed-tv-shows-and-movies-this-week[/URL][ATTACH=full]289526[/ATTACH]For on demand at Amazon Super Mario passed Honor Among Thieves and is now #1. D&D is #4. They've traded spots a handful of times, but when directly competing Mario has done a bit better.On iTunes Super Mario was released on May 17th. Today is its first day at #1. It's spent most of its time in 3rd. In that same stretch of time Honor Among Thieves has been the #1 movie on the same platform for 25 days and was number 2 a dozen more days. Honor Among Thieves has absolutely and thoroughly dominated Mario on iTunes.On Google it's not even close. Honor Among Thieves has been #1 since June 1st and just never relinquished that lead. Mario entered the top 10 on June 8th and surged to second on June 10, where it still sits staring up at D&D like Forge staring at all his money dropping out of a balloon.Both are also limited availability on Rakuten and Vudu. Neither have done notably there.On the three major platforms I'm using worldwide data only for the equal times of availability, with Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves out several weeks before Super Mario Brothers. OnDemand has a clear and complete winner and your link said that realm earned Mario 75 million (link was about ten days old).You can recreate the above starting here and clicking all the necessary information.[URL unfurl="true"]https://flixpatrol.com/title/dungeons-dragons-honor-among-thieves/top10/[/URL]I guess tomorrow's update will be tiny as it will only have one day adjustments for everything but the streaming data</blockquote>

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