The Biggest Discrepancies in Box Office/Quality Movie Success
Submitted by podizz on Thu, 12/22/2011 - 08:37
Tags:
- Highest Grossing Movie-------Best Movie
- Robert De Niro: Meet the Fockers: $352 million The Godfather II: $202 million, Goodfellas: $88 million
- Leonardo Dicaprio: Titanic: $1 billion, Blood Diamond: $68 million or The Departed: $160 million
- Christopher Walken: Batman Returns: $312 million, The Deer Hunter $166 million
- Geoffrey Rush: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl: $403 million, Shine: $62 million
- Jon Voight: Transformers: $369 million, Midnight Cowboy: $251 million
- Ralph Fiennes: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Pt 2: $382 million, Schindler's List: $183 million
- Nicholas Cage: National Treasure: Book of Secrets: $248 million Leaving Las Vegas: $58 million
- Willem Dafoe: Spider-Man: $553 million, Platoon: $282 million, The Boondock Saints: $45 thousand
- Liam Neeson: Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Menace $675 million, Schindler's List: $183 million
- Edward Norton: The Incredible Hulk: $149 million, Fight Club: $58 million, American History X: $11 million
- Eddie Murphy: Shrek 2: $566 million Trading Places: $228 million
- Tommy Lee Jones: Men in Black:$435 million, No Country for Old Men: $84 million
- Denzel Washington: The Pelican Brief: $193 million, Malcolm X: $92 million
All earnings are courtesy of Boxofficemojo.com and reflect only domestic sales adjusted for inflation.
No complaints for the likes of Tom Hanks and Forrest Gump, Harrison Ford and Star Wars