How Seasonal Demand for Christmas Movies Builds and Then Quickly Falls | Charts

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With help from the popularity of Netflix’s “Wednesday,” Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” is the most in-demand of the Yuletide films

Nightmare Before Christmas
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The demand for Christmas-related content is one of the best cases of seasonal demand in the U.S.

After staying unnoticed most of the year, there’s a revival of the demand for Christmas movies and shows in the last two months. Traditionally, the Christmas atmosphere begins to slowly take place after Thanksgiving in the U.S., when holidays become the main subject of conversations and people rush to do Christmas shopping.  

According to the average daily demand for Christmas movies, we can see people start looking for Christmas movies some days before Thanksgiving. In the last few years, the demand for these movies began to rise around 40 to 45 days before Christmas, in the middle of November.

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