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Interestingly, Mulan also barely squeaked in at the number 10 spot, tallying 525 million minutes on the charts. It’s still too early to say whether or not the film was a success, or if it lived up to Disney’s expectations however. The company has yet to release any sort of official viewing or purchase statistics, but claims it will share more insights at its next quarterly earnings call.Of course, Mulan cost an extra $30 on top of the Disney+ subscription fee, so it’s not terribly surprising it fared worse than “free” shows. The film will also likely get a boost when it drops to $7 on Disney+, until it is finally made free to all subscribers in early December.
It’s worth noting that these statistics don’t paint a complete picture of the streaming landscape. Currently Nielsen only tracks the stats for services in the United States, and even then, it doesn’t track every service. From the week tracked, other notable entries include shows like The Legend of Korra and Shameless, as well as a variety of evergreen shows like The Office and Criminal Minds. It’s also important to remember that some shows are available all at once, while others, like The Boys, come out on a weekly schedule. While the data may not be perfect, it is a useful indicator of overall streaming trends, especially for a sector of media that up to this point has been painfully lacking in hard data.
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Source: Deadline
