followed its predecessor to the top of the national DVD sales chart during its first week in stores, according to data issued Wednesday.The sequel, which stalled at $95 million at the domestic box office, ended the two-week reign of "How to Train Your Dragon." The cartoon slipped to No. 2 on the Nielsen VideoScan sales chart for the week ending October 31.
Even though just 18% of "Sex and the City 2's" opening tally came from the Blu-ray Disc format, the film managed to lead Nielsen VideoScan's dedicated Blu-ray Disc chart.
Finishing a close second on the Blu-ray Disc chart was the "Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy," despite a hefty list price tag of nearly $80. The trilogy also debuted at No. 5 on the overall sales chart, behind "Predators" at No. 3 and "The Girl Who Played With Fire" at No. 4.
"How to Train Your Dragon" led trade publication Home Media Magazine's rental chart for a second consecutive week. "Sex and the City 2" -- not yet available at Netflix and Redbox, which have a combined share of about 60% of the rental market -- debuted at No. 10 on the rental chart.
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