(“Dune” is available to buy for $29.99.)ĪFI's Top Films and TV of 2021 Include 'Dune,' 'Power of the Dog, and 'Succession' Both “Carnage” and “No Time to Die” (United Artists/$19.99) stayed with the standard rental cost despite both films being much bigger in theaters. That didn’t seem to deter viewership any more than its earlier availability on the streamer for free to subscribers. It debuted on PVOD, pricing it at $24.99 rather than the standard $19.99. It spent its first 31 days also on HBO Max. This weekend it was still in the theatrical top 10 (a return to IMAX screens provided a boost). The film’s star power, director, and violent premise may have generated home-viewing interest. After Ridley Scott’s medieval combat drama starring Matt Damon, Jodie Comer, and Adam Driver failed to make much impact in theaters, Disney waited six weeks.
The two new releases took very different theatrical routes. “Dune” took two #2 spots among its placements. “Carnage” retained the top spot at Google Play and Vudu, while “The Last Duel” was #1 at Apple TV/iTunes. After a single week as undisputed Premium VOD champion, “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” (Sony/$19.99) had company this week with “ The Last Duel” (Disney/$19.99) and “ Dune” (Warner Bros./$24.99).
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