Godzilla and John Carter fill Sci Movies' upload-free week
The clips channel's archive brought in about 133,000 views without a new upload.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Godzilla's Kiss of Death on the Female MUTO. #monster #movie #godzilla #kaiju
Next story: Godzilla's MUTO encounter keeps Sci Movies' monster shelf active
What keeps Sci Movies moving when nothing new arrives? A familiar monster confrontation is doing the most work among its individual uploads, while John Carter supplies a much quieter journey to Mars.
The channel posted nothing this week. Its busiest archive clip remains "Godzilla's Kiss of Death on the Female MUTO. #monster #movie #godzilla #kaiju", a narrated edit of the 2014 film's San Francisco climax. It follows the aerial ambush, Godzilla's tail strike into a skyscraper and the atomic-breath finish promised by the title. This is footage from the film repackaged with recap narration, rather than an original monster production.
Further down the daily viewing list, "The Martians Treat Him Like an Animal—But He Saves.#moviereview #alienmovie #movierecap" draws on John Carter, Disney's adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs's Martian adventure, starring Taylor Kitsch as the displaced Earthman.
Subscribers held steady at 103,000 over the week. Daily views are running at less than a third of the channel's usual level, making this a subdued stretch despite the archive's continued activity. Among nearby-sized film and television channels, its weekly viewing total was close to World Of Westeros and Dark Corners Reviews. For Sci Movies itself, Godzilla's encounter remains the clearest pocket of momentum.
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