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Movies File Share Top Ten

p2pnet.net Feature:- We temporarily discontinued p2pnet’s regular, and unique, Movies File Share Top Ten so we could add BitTorrent statistics to the feature.

We also thought it’d be a good time to update Big Champagne‘s explanation of how it arrives at the numbers and accordingly, "Here’s how we arrive at the BT stats,” says Adam Toll.

“We monitor BT sites (a constantly evolving set) and observe, in addition to all the other available information, the number of users leeching(downloading) each title at any given time. Using the information collected and processed continually, we then calculate the average number of simultaneous leechers for each period. This is a little different from the P2P measure, as explained below.

“While the P2P measure published on p2pnet.net shows the average simultaneous users who are sharing the movie on P2P networks, the BT measure represents the relatively smaller number of people who are, on average, actively downloading the movie (in other words, in the process of downloading the movie) at any given time. This is a very different statistic. These two measures are a consequence of the differences in the ways that P2P and BT work.”

With all the dross being pumped out by research and marketing firms on what’s supposedly happening with p2p, it’s good to have at least one firm around which shows the picture as it really is as opposed to the way the many supposedly ‘independent’ reports commissioned by the entertainment and software cartels present it.


Movies File Share Top Ten Downloaders (‘leechers’)
BitTorrent, World-wide
Current simultaneous leechers as of July 22, 2006

Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 49,397
02 >>> Superman Returns 47,792
03 >>> Nacho Libre 47,298
04 >>> Click 45,102
05 >>> Cars 43,289
06 >>> X-Men: The Last Stand 41,782
07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 41,951
08 >>> Eight Below 39,149
09 >>> The Da Vinci Code 39,146
10 >>> The Break-Up 39,291

Movies File Share Top Ten Downloads
p2p, World-wide
Week ending July 22, 2006

Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 1,485,734
02 >>> Superman Returns 1,482,266
03 >>> Cars 1,437,004
04 >>> Nacho Libre 1,423,921
05 >>> Click 1,416,151
06 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 1,414,790
07 >>> The Break-Up 1,403,266
08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 1,367,486
09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 1,362,240
10 >>> X-Men: The Last Stand 1,356,159

Movies File Share Top Ten Downloads
p2p, USA
Week ending July 22, 2006

Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 887,392
02 >>> Superman Returns 867,385
03 >>> Nacho Libre 862,622
04 >>> Cars 858,111
05 >>> Click 845,516
06 >>> The Break-Up 844,409
07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 832,804
08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 828,024
09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 825,441
10 >>> Failure To Launch 791,581

BitTorrent, World-wide
Week ending July 22, 2006

Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 49,397
02 >>> Superman Returns 47,792
03 >>> Nacho Libre 47,298
04 >>> Click 45,102
05 >>> Cars 43,289
06 >>> X-Men: The Last Stand 41,782
07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 41,951
08 >>> Eight Below 39,149
09 >>> The Da Vinci Code 39,146
10 >>> The Break-Up 39,291

Movies File Share Top Ten Downloads
p2p, World-wide
Week ending July 22, 2006

Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 1,485,734
02 >>> Superman Returns 1,482,266
03 >>> Cars 1,437,004
04 >>> Nacho Libre 1,423,921
05 >>> Click 1,416,151
06 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 1,414,790
07 >>> The Break-Up 1,403,266
08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 1,367,486
09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 1,362,240
10 >>> X-Men: The Last Stand 1,356,159

Movies File Share Top Ten Downloads
p2p, USA
Week ending July 22, 2006

Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 887,392
02 >>> Superman Returns 867,385
03 >>> Nacho Libre 862,622
04 >>> Cars 858,111
05 >>> Click 845,516
06 >>> The Break-Up 844,409
07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 832,804
08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 828,024
09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 825,441
10 >>> Failure To Launch 791,581

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4 Responses to “Movies File Share Top Ten”

  1. Reader's Write Says:

    im glad its back. now i know again. hehe

  2. Reader's Write Says:

    Post the official Box Office receipts right next to these :)

    It might surprise some ( only some, most already know ) that
    Most of these did VERY well worldwide at the Box office.

    P2P hurts sales … BS

  3. Reader's Write Says:

    Compare and contrast ..

    US P2P DL Rank Jul 14-16 2006 Box Office Ranking Cumulative Gross

    01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 887,392 01 $258,364,766
    02 >>> Superman Returns 867,385 04 $164,316,103
    03 >>> Nacho Libre 862,622 09 $77,233,137
    04 >>> Cars 858,111 06 $220,001,446
    05 >>> Click 845,516 07 $119,963,211
    06 >>> The Break-Up 844,409 14 $116,095,220
    07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 832,804 05 $83,490,860
    08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 828,024 13 $214,891,691
    09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 825,441 11 $59,855,120
    10 >>> Failure To Launch 791,581 ?? $88,658,172

    Doesn’t look like dl’s hurt anything.

  4. Reader's Write Says:

    Crap .. can’t get a chart posted right .. oh well,

    Each line contains, in order …

    DL ranking from the US chart.
    Movie
    Number of DL
    BOX OFFICE RANKING as of Jul 14-16 2006
    Cumulative Gross ( Or how broke this movie made whineywood )

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