Apex is fading fastest on the film board, down 30% vs its 4-week norm, while Superman heats up +15%
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How much each film is heating up or cooling down this week: each bar compares a film's share of US at-home film viewing against its own 4-week average, across 19 of this week's 20 highest-demand films (1 too new for a 4-week read). Green = climbing, red = fading, grey = held (within half a percent of its norm).
-30%-24%-24%-20%-19%-16%-13%-12%-11%-10%-9%-9%-8%-7%-7%-6%-4%held+15%−20%0%20%Apex #10Marty Supreme #18Zootopia 2 #15Bugonia #19Send Help #8The Housemaid #6Weapons #20Mortal Kombat #13One Battle After Another #2Scream 7 #7Predator: Badlands #5Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning #9Sinners #1The Fantastic Four: First Steps #16Jurassic World: Rebirth #17Hoppers #11Shelter #12F1: The Movie #4Superman #3
Apex is fading fastest on the film board, down 30% vs its 4-week norm, while Superman heats up +15%. How much each film is heating up or cooling down this week: each bar compares a film's share of US at-home film viewing against its own 4-week average, across 19 of this week's 20 highest-demand films (1 too new for a 4-week read). Green = climbing, red = fading, grey = held (within half a percent of its norm).
Off the bars: too new for a 4-week read: Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War #14 fading climbing
WHY IT MATTERS
Films move differently than shows: openers decay, catalog films resurge on sequel news, holidays and virality. The climbers here are next week's chart entries and the fade rate separates a one-weekend event from a film with legs at home. US viewer panel (distinct viewers), not a census · measured on shares of panel viewing, so panel-size swings cancel out · data as of 2026-06-14
Sources: PeerLogix weekly demand rankings, PeerLogix daily title metrics · United States · films watched at home · refreshed weekly
Source · metrics_demand_rank_history, title_metrics_daily·Refreshed Jun 13, 2026 08:00 PM EDT