Gooeystar.com also offers a graph for top 40 DVD queries of days gone by week, while Gooeystar is tailored to appear for the top video games, using its numerous video game maps. The data also gets the special characteristic as you are able to also search for Blu-Ray rates and examine them to the DVD prices.

It doesn’t just record new releases, either—Monsters Inc, produced in 2001, was at location number eighteen, curiosity about it no doubt analyzed by its prequel Monsters University, currently in theaters.

Like the sport and cd charts, the DVD/Blu-Ray charts are a great way for consumers and retailers to keep track of what experienced buyers are looking for, and what they're prepared to pay to acquire the brands on the industry today.

The DVD graphs not just help customers find the best costs and discounts, but also give a signal of the current developments in DVD sales. Higher ranked DVDs have a tendency to provide for higher rates than lower ranked videos, therefore if one is seeking merely to get the best price on a subject, it's safer to wait until it goes lower down the number. Additionally, if one wants to have the DVD now, it's better to get it while it's a hot item, as it'll be harder to find after it is out of style. That goes double for Blu-Ray, as it is often more costly, and more sought after today than ordinary DVDs.

Overall, the utmost effective ten looked for were, in order, Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters, Despicable Me, This is 40, A Good Day to Die-hard, Life of Pi, Broken City, Wreck It Ralph, Song of Marion, Mama, and Warm Bodies. The average costs for DVDs is around £8, while the average cost for Blu-Ray is £11. More at continue reading this...