Buzz Meter: VisionQuest leads at 43.7, Street Fighter at 43.0

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Buzz Meter: VisionQuest leads at 43.7
# Title Buzz score vs yesterday Release
1 VisionQuest (show) 44 steady 4 days since release
2 Street Fighter (film) 43 up 4 days since release
3 You Can See Everything (film) 37 up 1 day since release
4 Whalefall (film) 34 up 3 days since release
5 The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (film) 22 down in 32 days
6 Dune: Part Three (film) 20 down in 59 days
7 Wildwood (film) 19 down in 2 days
8 The Cat in the Hat (film) 19 down in 18 days
9 Clayface (film) 12 down in 4 days
10 The Mongoose (film) 11 down in 12 days
Buzz Meter, 2026-10-17: score out of 100 from TMDB popularity, trailer view growth, Wikipedia readership and today’s news mentions.

The top of today’s Buzz Meter is a two-horse race. VisionQuest holds No. 1 at 43.7, while Street Fighter climbs to No. 2 at 43.0, just 0.7 points behind. That is the story to watch in the table above, and it sets the tone for a ranking where current releases are doing nearly all of the work.

1. VisionQuest — Holding the top spot at 43.7, steady four days after release. Its 56.6 popularity signal is the strongest in the field, and a 51.2 viewership reading suggests demand has not faded. The gap over second place is now just 0.7 points.

2. Street Fighter — Up to second at 43.0, within 0.7 points of first. Its 50.7 viewership signal and 50 mentions give it the second-highest chatter among current releases, and the upward movement puts real pressure on the leader.

3. You Can See Everything — Up to third at 36.9 one day after release. It leads the table with 60 mentions and posts the strongest viewership signal of the day at 53.2. That early response puts it ahead of several titles with longer runs.

4. Whalefall — Up to fourth at 34.1 three days into release. A 50.9 viewership signal and 40 mentions keep it in the current-release pack, and it remains the strongest title below the top three.

5. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping — Down to fifth at 21.6 with 32 days until release. A 50.2 viewership signal shows pre-release interest is still registering, but the score trails the current-release block above it.

6. Dune: Part Three — Down to sixth at 20.1 with 59 days to go. Its 5.8 popularity reading trails the top releases but keeps it on the board, leaving plenty of runway before a release spike should arrive.

7. Wildwood — Down to seventh at 19.0 with two days to release. A 50.0 viewership signal puts it in the lower half of the table, a quiet spot for a title this close to launch.

8. The Cat in the Hat — Down to eighth at 19.0, tied with Wildwood on score but 18 days from release. Its 50.0 viewership reading gives it a similar profile, so the score tie reflects two films waiting for a conversation to break out.

9. Clayface — Down to ninth at 12.1 four days out. A 16.3 viewership signal against 9.7 popularity leaves it well behind the current releases above it, and the gap to eighth is steep.

10. The Mongoose — Down to tenth at 11.4 with 12 days to release. A 27.8 popularity reading is not matched by any viewership signal, keeping it at the bottom despite that visible interest.

The split is clear: the top four are current releases, while the bottom six are all pre-release titles. That concentration at the top is the most useful signal for media planners tracking where attention is landing.


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