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My baby brother is also on December birthday 🎉🎂

Dont Look up only had a limited release. Then it went to streaming. It was not a flop because it was ony shown in cinemas to warrant oscar consideration. It was one of the most watched programs on streaming and more than made its money back. killers of Flower Moon had a full release but was also a streaming model. Both movies made a huge profit through streaming.

You got a very nice clear voice BUT I won't watch another video with that horrible background music. For sure not. It's better with not music

Missed Eva Marie Saint, who turned 100 on July 4th.

Since March 24, 1978, Emmy & Oscar winning legend Kathy Bates got her share of hits, sleepers, blockbusters and flops. Her first live action film was Straight Time - it was a massive hit. 🥰

Hits like the Back to the Future trilogy, Teen Wolf, Herbert Ross' The Secret of My Success, The Hard Way, Doc Hollywood, James Lapine's Like with Mikey and Rob Reiner's The American President along with the Stuart Little trilogy... but Emmy & Honorary Oscar winner Michael J. Fox had his share of bombs such as Midnight Madness, Paul Schrader's Light of Day at Paramount, James Bridges' Bright Lights Big City, Brian DePalma's Casualties of War, Rod Daniel's For Love or Money (for which he took over from Barry Sonnenfeld at Paramount) and Jonathan Lynn's Greedy at Paramount/Universal.

Successes starting with Disney's Julia, Universal/AFD's The Deer Hunter (AAN, 1979), UA's Manhattan, Columbia's Kramer vs Kramer (AA, 1980), Universal's The Seduction of Joe Tynan and Sophie's Choice (AA, 1983), Disney's Silkwood (AAN, 1984), Focus' Out of Africa (AAN, 1986) and Heartburn which makes Meryl Streep one of Hollywood's greatest actresses.

Altered States, E.T., Firestarter, Irreconcilable Differences, Cat's Eye, Batman Forever, Scream, Disney's Boys on the Side, The Wedding Singer, Even After, Never Been Kissed, Donnie Darko, Charlie's Angels and Charlie's Angels 2 were all time successes and blockbusters.

Disney's Johnny Dangerously was a box office success when it premiered on Friday December 14, 1984 and opened on Friday December 21, 1984. Nominated for both Grammy and MPSE Golden Reel Awards in 1986.

Sis thanks 👍🏼

Brother please upload box office of Bruce Willis Michael Keaton too

How can you overlook 1990's "King of New York"!!?? One of the best gangster movies of all time, one of the best mobster movies of all time and not to mention one of the best Christopher Walken movies of time!!! You just can't overlook classics like this. PEERIOD!!!!!👌🏾👍🏽🖤

I loved Dabney Coleman in Wargames! Seems like he was typecast a lot into that character. It seems like he wasn't the lead/top billed in very many films. I wonder how many were direct to video (before streaming was a thing) leading to no data.

AI narrator.

What a terrific soul & more beautiful as a person.

What about Joe vs. the Volcano??

Robin Williams was the best. Such a sad end. But hopefully his story helps/helped further mental health awareness.

I like the idea of these videos, but I have some friendly advice I hope you can find useful. I think they need to be less linear, especially for older actors. Maybe summarise sections of an actor's career to make them a bit snappier. "Sean's early movies up until Dr. No made so and so." You can still show all the info on the screen so people can pause and read the specifics if they want. You can go over highlights, like highest earning, biggest bomb, etc.

Damn dont look up

Did I miss it or did you miss “ pulp fiction?

MY wife & I love RAD in The Intern.

Great video on Bill Murray's movie career at the box office.

I don't see To Live and Die in LA

What ever happen in those movies , the point is Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust character that we all loved is being killed off like a chicken and becoming a corpse on the Venice bridge in Mission Impossible dead reckoning part 1 , and that really destroyed our hearts completely 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫