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Thanks for the feedback, I switch up the music on the videos. I'll limit (or eliminate) the use of this on future videos.

Well, shoot! And North by Northwest is my favorite Hitchcock movie. Thanks for calling her out!

It did well, but I'm surprised at how many people haven't heard of it. Michael Keaton, Peter Boyle, Danny DeVito, Dom DeLuise... That's a recipe for comedy gold!

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion. What did you think of the style of the intro and thumbnail compared to the previous videos? We wanted to try something different.

@@BoxOfficeMetrics "Anytime" - Patsy Cline.

@@BoxOfficeMetrics it's nice 😉

Both are on the list to make. I'm pushing them to the top of the list!

You're 100% right, it should have been in there. Pulp Fiction is missing too (which is a crime in and of itself) We had 2 flaws in the way we made this video. First was only getting the top 10 billed actors - which is how Pulp Fiction was missing (he was #12) Second was, we excluded movies that we didn't have their budget and/or revenue data. Both of those flaws have been corrected with our newer videos. Thanks for calling this one out!

We had to double check, we thought we missed it. 😬😨But it's on there. It's at 02:30. There are time stamps in the description. Do you like 80's/90's comedy/wacky Tom Hanks (Like Joe vs The Volcano and The 'Burbs) or the more serious roles he did into the 90's (Forrest Gump and Philadelphia)?? Either way, it's a rare actor that can play Walt Disney and Mister Rogers!

Netflix movies seem to have weird revenue reports. That being said, it sounds like it didn't do that great anyway. 55% on Rotten Tomatoes, so 🤷 Thanks for watching the video. If you didn't see it on our community tab, we're running a bracket style comedy competition. Voting is going on right now!

You didn't miss it. We limited our data to the top 10 billed actors. In the case of Pulp Fiction and Christopher Walken, he was #12. Which highlights a flaw in our logic. With larger ensemble cast movies some actors' credits get left off their list. In this case Quentin Tarantino (Jimmie), Phil LaMarr (Marvin) and Steve Buscemi (Buddy Holly) would be left out of their own videos. Since those have been yet to be created, future videos are going to be expanded to past the top 10. The 4 that got missed are all worth including. Tarantino left out of his own movie, LaMarr's character was key to the plot and Buscemi is just awesome in everything.

​@@BoxOfficeMetrics does this have anything to do with the missing of king of new York

I agree - it was a great movie. I was skeptical about him in a Nancy Meyers movie. I was more used to the Raging Bull, Cape Fear and mob roles he did. Not sure why I had reservations, since he's proven himself in comedic roles like Meet the Parents and Analyze This (and their sequels). Personal favorites are Heat and Ronin.

Thanks for calling this one out. Our dataset didn't have the film's budget, so we excluded it. A little extra research and it looks like a $17 million return on a $6-8 million budget, so we'd call that a success for sure! Money aside, I thought it was great movie.

I think that's the easier way for writer's to "raise the stakes" in a movie. Killed off a beloved character and the fans will come back to find out if the death is avenged. I know Harrison Ford wanted out of Star Wars after Empire, but I wasn't ready for Han's death in TFA. Rachel Dawes in The Dark Knight, Maximus in Gladiator, Satine in Moulin Rouge, dang near everyone in The Departed... I think it's an over used trope in Hollywood.

@@BoxOfficeMetrics yes , you're right 😞😞