Top 5 Film & Television Apps in the UK Q1 2023 Performance

In Q1 2023, the top 5 Film & Television applications in the United Kingdom exhibited diverse performance trends across weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Below is a detailed analysis of their quarterly performance.

Disney+ started the quarter with substantial weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $1.3M in the final week of March. Weekly downloads began at around 98K in early January and gradually declined to about 82K by the end of March. Active users showed a slight decrease from 3.7M at the start of the quarter to 3.5M towards the end.

Netflix had a stable revenue stream, reaching around $331K in late January. Downloads saw a significant drop from 152K at the end of December to approximately 69K by the end of March. Active users also experienced a gradual decline, starting from 7.2M in late December to about 6M by the end of the quarter.

ITVX experienced fluctuations in revenue, peaking at around $246K in late January. Downloads showed a noticeable spike to 113K in the week of January 23, before declining to approximately 29K by the end of March. Active users peaked at 464K in late January but dropped significantly to 167K by the end of the quarter.

Amazon Prime Video had a consistent revenue performance, with peaks around $196K in late February and mid-March. Downloads saw a sharp decline from 205K at the end of December to about 56K by the end of March. Active users fluctuated slightly but generally trended downwards from 2.4M in late December to 1.6M by the end of March.

Crunchyroll had a steady revenue stream, reaching about $173K in mid-March. Downloads remained relatively stable, starting at around 12K at the end of December and fluctuating around 9K to 14K throughout the quarter. Active users showed minor fluctuations, starting at 343K in late December and ending at 348K by the end of March.

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