What Dallas Netflixed in '09

Maybe you noticed (over to the right, beneath our Twitter Updates header) that yesterday, The New York Times took A Peek Into Netflix Queues in 12 U.S. cities, including Dallas. The breakdown's by zip code and ranks the top rentals of '09 -- and most zips find The Curious Case...

By Robert Wilonsky

January 11, 2010

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Maybe you noticed (over to the right, beneath our Twitter Updates header) that yesterday, The New York Times took A Peek Into Netflix Queues in 12 U.S. cities, including Dallas. The breakdown's by zip code and ranks the top rentals of '09 -- and most zips find The Curious Case of Benjamin Button perched at the top spot. A few exceptions: In the 75210, it was Don Cheadle's Traitor coming in at No. 1; in the '212, Twilight bit off the top of the list; while in the '241, it was Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys.

Robert Wilonsky

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