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Chart titled "Missed Opportunities" comparing two movies side by side. Left: Project Hail Mary poster, labeled "#1 Box Office," with screenwriter Drew Goddard and book author Andy Weir listed. Right: The Martian poster, labeled "Not Streaming." Reelgood logo and source line "Source: Reelgood catalog data, March 2026" at the bottom.
Insights and Trends

When Project Hail Mary Hit #1, The Martian Wasn’t Streaming: Content Intelligence Takeaways for Streaming Marketers

When Project Hail Mary hit theaters and climbed to the top of the box office, the obvious follow-up watch was The Martian. Same author,…
Reelgood Streaming Top 10 chart for August 6 to August 12, 2026, ranking ten movies and TV shows: The Last House on Netflix at #1, Furious on Hulu at #2, Ted Lasso on Apple TV at #3, Obsession on Peacock at #4, The Drama on HBO Max at #5, House of the Dragon on HBO Max at #6, Sterling Point on Prime Video at #7, Silo on Apple TV at #8, The Devil Wears Prada 2 on Disney+ at #9, and The Shards on Hulu at #10.
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Reelgood Streaming Top 10: The Last House Takes #1 as Four Premieres Land in the Same Week

Here’s your Reelgood Streaming Top 10 (movies & TV) snapshot for August 6-12, 2026: Three new titles debuted August 5, and a fourth landed…
Full ranking table from Reelgood's Streaming Service Popularity Index for June 24 to July 24, 2026, listing 19 US streaming services by rank, average titles in the US Top 100, Streaming Ranking Index score (0-10), and month-over-month change. Netflix ranks first at 9.78, followed by Prime Video at 8.82 and HBO Max at 7.23.
Insights and Trends

Introducing the Streaming Service Popularity Index: Who’s Actually Carrying Streaming’s Demand

Netflix holds an average of 34.2 titles in the US Top 100 movies and shows at any given time. Philo holds 23.6, a smaller…
Scatter chart titled "Every UK Streaming Platform Has a Different Content Personality" plotting genre variety on the vertical axis against narrative tag variety on the horizontal axis for select streaming platforms in the UK. The vertical axis runs from Genre Specialist at the bottom to Genre Generalist at the top. The horizontal axis runs from Theme Specialist on the left to Theme Generalist on the right. Four quadrants are labelled Diverse Curators, Everything Everywhere, Focused Storytellers, and Genre Encyclopedias. In the Diverse Curators quadrant: Channel 5 and BBC iPlayer. In the Everything Everywhere quadrant: ITVX, Prime Video, and NOW. Near the centre on the theme specialist side: Disney+ and Netflix. In the Genre Encyclopedias quadrant: Paramount+ and HBO Max. In the Focused Storytellers quadrant: Channel 4 and U. Footnote reads that the chart is based on distribution of top-3 genres and top-4 tags per title, including movies and TV series, from the Reelgood content streaming dataset as of July 2026.
Insights and Trends

How Alike Are UK Streaming Platforms? Genre vs. Tag Similarity Compared

A crime drama about a small-town investigation and a crime drama about corporate corruption share a genre and almost nothing else. Tags are where…
Diverging bar chart titled Drama moved one spot, the stories inside it moved dozens, split into two labeled sections. The genre view section shows a single small bar for Drama at plus 1, from 167 to 168 weekly Top 10 spots. The tag view section, labeled inside those same Drama titles, shows relationships at plus 23 (33 to 56), doctor at plus 12 (4 to 16), and superhero at plus 12 (0 to 12) in green, and government-and-politics at minus 16 (22 to 6), social-inequality at minus 18 (18 to 0), and identity-and-growth at minus 20 (29 to 9) in red. Source: Reelgood Weekly Streaming Top 10, US.
Insights and Trends

What a Genre Dashboard Can’t See: The Case for Tag-Level Demand Data

Genre data says streaming barely changed this year: Drama held 167 of 260 weekly Top 10 spots in H1 2025 and 168 in H1…
Graphic titled "Where the Spider-Man Universe Has Streamed" showing posters for ten Spider-Man films in release order, each labeled with the number of US and UK streaming services that have carried it. Spider-Man (2002), US 14 and UK 8. Spider-Man 2 (2004), US 11 and UK 8. Spider-Man 3 (2007), US 15 and UK 6. The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), US 8 and UK 8. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), US 7 and UK 6. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), US 9 and UK 5. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), US 2 and UK 5. Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019), US 2 and UK 5. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), US 2 and UK 4. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023), US 3 and UK 3. Source: Reelgood streaming availability data, July 2026.
Insights and Trends

All 10 Spider-Man Films Are Streaming Right Now. In the US, That’s a First.

Key Takeaways All 10 films in the Spider-Man universe are streaming on subscription (SVOD) or free services (AVOD) right now, in both the US…

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