Some losers at the Oscars last night may disagree, but it does check when it comes to ranking movies and songs on Amazon.
The online retail giant said today that the winners and losers of the Oscars bumps all saw their sales on Amazon.com. Seth MacFarlane, the host of the show, given the volume 10 of "Family Guy" television mounted over 3,000 percent in ranks No. 122 on the list of bestsellers. MacFarlane, who sang several songs during the show, also saw its "Music is Better than Words" album rise 324 percent from No. 160 No. 697 in the rankings Amazon MP3. He lost the best price original song Academy of Adele.
Best picture winner "Argo" jumped five places to No. 25 on the bestseller list for the DVD / Blu-ray combo DVD + while ultraviolet radiation reached number 23.
Both the DVD and Blu-ray of "Silver Linings Playbook," another best picture nominee, jumped 30 places and 71 points, respectively. The film has not yet announced a release date.
"Lincoln," another candidate better image quality without DVD release date set, rose to No. 31 No. 43 bestseller registered according to pre-order DVD. And "Zero Dark Thirty", which will be released on March 19, No. 60 is mounted from No. 80 on the basis of advance orders.
The "Les Miserables" Broadway soundtrack rose rose 34 percent in the rankings MP3 while the film was in No. 21 No. 27 in the standings for the DVD / Blu-ray / Ultraviolet combo.
"Life of Pi", which won four Oscars, broke the top 100 ranking Amazon, reaching No. 92 in advance of its March 12th release date. "Django Unchained" DVD pre-orders rose a few points No. 171 No. 179.
"Beasts of the Southern Wild" on Blu-Ray jumped 48 percent on the bestseller list. Amazon has not revealed its ranking. And "Bond 50: The Complete 22 Film Collection" rose to No. 73 on the list of best-seller after a James Bond tribute during the awards ceremony last night.
