I remember after Liar Liar made about 34 million the first weekend. Jim Carrey was presenting at an award show. He came out and said, " So how was your weekend?"🤣
Thing about Jim is that in all those movies he's the one doing all the heavy lifting. It's crazy how many movies he's carried. I can think of few comedians they can do that (Robin Williams being one of them bless his soul)
Man there’s so many different version of Joker. It all depends on which one they’re trying to adapt. The original comic book Joker i do think Carrey could have been perfect for. Carrey’s so much more than a comedy guy. He got pigeon holed into that kind of over the top slapstick humor role for so long after Ace Ventura. But his more serious roles like Man on the Moon, Truman, The Cable Guy(pseudo serious), 23, Eternal Sunshine…he was equally brilliant in all of those. He remains criminally under appreciated as an overall actor and not just a comedian. I truly think he’s one of the best of his era and has an argument as #1.
A series of unfortunate events is such an underrated movie of his. I still prefer his version of Count Olaf more than Neil Patrick Harris. Not a jab at Neil’s version, it was great as well.
Jim plays himself in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind or at least it's what i imagine him to be like in person in real life as his true self. The story is brilliant and it's criminally underrated. Anyone that's had a big break up relationship needs to watch this movie. I saw myself in him and my ex in Kate Winslet. It was like a documentary of my life at times.
First movie I remember seeing in theaters was ace ventura❤ the “Excuse me can I ASS you a few questions” scene and the “You just cost me 25 grand Polly” is imprinted in my brain for life
@@Graeme-t7m It is wild to see the pay disparity between us and hollywood actors. With 5 million I'd be set for life, safely invested and earning interest. Hell, I'd barely have to work again, maybe PRN.
the fact he made that much money, but recently stated he needs to start acting again for money is crazy. People assume if you make/made a lot of money you’re rich, but when stories like this come out it just shows alot of these people you’d assume to be set for life really just spend what they have just more luxurious than us average joes.
@@johndolph131 You are right, but "Rich people's money" is an expression. Most folk, definitely not all, but most live by the amount they earn. The higher the income the more expensive their belongings and regular expenses get. Therefore you can still lose all of it just like the people with a middle income.
Djimon Hounsou would be interesting because he has claimed that he isn’t paid very well despite in being in some of the most popular films of all time.
This was interesting to see, it’s crazy he only got 300k for ace Ventura! That changed with part 2. It’s like after that one he exploded and was making millions throughout the rest of the 90s. I wish he would come back and do one more Ace Ventura. I’m sure if the paycheck was good and handled properly he would
Damn how did you get these figures. Some of these films are crazy having a budget and 1/3 of that is for just getting Jim. They were fully relying on him to draw the cahs in. But some didn't work.
Thank you for bringing this up, @aron2015! You’d be surprised how much of this is actually publicly available. It just takes some serious digging to uncover all the exact numbers-or at least well-educated estimates. By the way, when you see a paycheck that seems incredibly high compared to the budget, it’s usually a backend deal-Jim secured a cut from the movie’s earnings.
I wasn't sure either when I first saw the movie, but I suspected it was him, so, I looked it up and... well, he could have delivered something more memorable, considering his reputation.
Thank you for bringing this up, @Roxie.the.rx8! What you’re seeing in those cases are usually backend deals-he secured a slice of the movie’s earnings.
Glad to hear that, @outrageoustv3594! Feedback like this keeps me going! I’m working on Will right now and will likely publish it in mid-December. Eddie is also on the list, but it’ll come a bit later, so bear with me.
I may post it in more detail sometime, @arielsaravia4228, but for now, here's an overview: BOMB: 0 - 1 Budget to box office ratio FLOP: 1 - 1.5 Budget to box office ratio AVERAGE: 1.5 - 2x SEMI HIT: 2 - 2.5x HIT: 2.5 - 5x BREAKOUT HIT: 5+ BLOCKBUSTER: 3+ and among the highest-grossing movies of the decade ALL-TIME TITAN: among the 50 highest-grossing movies of the decade If you think I'm being a bit harsh with this, please keep in mind that box office earnings are split between the studio and the cinemas, so a movie has to earn at least 2x its budget just to break even. Also, this recipe is a work in progress, I'm trying to finetune it.
Thank you for bringing this up, @ignaciogodoy7095! Box office earnings are split between the studio and the theaters, so movies need to make at least twice their budget to break even. I’m trying to reflect this through my labeling. Hope that clears things up!
why did you call "A Series of Unfortunate Events" a flop when it made almost 2x (142M > 213M) the budget? While fun with dick and jane just crossed over 2x (100M > 204M) Edit: not 2x but about 1.5x
Thank you for bringing this up, @intercrew99! Box office earnings are split between studios and cinemas, so a movie needs to earn at least twice its budget just to break even. I aim to reflect this through my labeling.
Likely the marketing, which often is not included in the film's budget. Marketing can cost tens of millions of dollars if not more, and the films need to recoup that amount also to break even or be profitable.
Thank you for bringing this up, @garymccarthy434! What you’re seeing in those cases are juicy backend deals-he secured a slice of the movie’s earnings.
Joan Crawford? That’s a truly retro pick! I love her in Mildred Pierce-I’ve added her to the list, of course. Thank you! We’ll see about Halle and Taraji as well.
Yeah, never about the money. Except for Sonic 3. When they asked him why he came out of retirement to play in the movie he said "“And, you know, it's just I bought a lot of stuff, and I need the money, frankly.”
I wasn't sure either when I first saw the movie, but I suspected it was him, so, I looked it up and... well, he could have delivered something more memorable, considering his reputation.
If you’re referring to the Box Office/Paychecks Ratio, we’ll see about that. It’s a new metric, and I’ve only calculated it for a handful of actors so far. It looks like 4-6% is the average, but let’s see how it fluctuates.
Man on the moon was so good. But i’m not surprised it didn’t do well. There was just never going to be a ton of interest in a movie about Kaufman. Carrey’s name is the only reason it did as well as it did.
The Dark Crimes box office number is actually in the "k" range, not "M," meaning it made very little. It had a limited theatrical release, so it’s not really the movie's fault. It still has a chance to generate revenue through Blu-ray sales and streaming.
When you see numbers like this, @adammuscat2194, it means the movie had a limited theatrical release. It might earn much more through streaming and disc sales.
Thank you for the feedback, @MikeDolla0503! I respect your opinion, but I conducted a poll, and it came out 75% in favor of inflation adjustment versus 25%. I can’t make this work for everyone. However, I’m considering removing it for the budget and box office but keeping it for the paycheck amount only. I might conduct another poll on this as well. Thanks again for your input!
Are rich people just bad with money? Hes made over 100 million and he recently got back into acting because he mentioned that hes broke. His last few movies flopped hard besides sonic, might be just that he thinks it'll be another easy hit and pay by doing it, which i don't blame him
Actually, I had the same feeling, @KIKROX86! I was quite skeptical when I first uncovered these figures and dug deeper to find any possible extra earnings. What you see in the video includes everything I found.
Sorry about that, @JB-qt4hp. I used certain criteria to exclude movies (such as TV movies like Rubberface), but that was a mistake-I see that now. Check out some of my recent work; I'm much more thorough these days. 😉
So he really ran out of money like millions, his best movies are still in the 90s until the mid 2000s. So sonic franchise put him back in the box office .
High Strung was not called that?? And it wasn’t released in 1992, no idea where you got that information. On IMDB it’s called Introducing Janet or RubberFace and it’s from 1981. Jim Carey wasn’t even the star they just plastered his face on the dvd box after he was famous.
Thank you for bringing this up, @neilgodfrey2669! I think there’s some confusion here-these are two completely different movies. I didn’t include Rubberface, which was probably a mistake.
The nutball says he is coming out of retirement because he needs the money. What in the HELL did he do with all those millions and millions he earned ?
Who in the whole world need so much money? So mad. It was also long time that Jim Carrey did something good. The latest must have been Fun with Dick and Jane from 2005 . His golden years must have been 1994-2005 . After that he just become boring and weird.
I’m not sure what you mean by that, @shawnmoll9593! My video actually highlights the continuous depreciation of the dollar, and this is not my humble opinion. I’m using reputable online calculators to determine these inflated figures.
Earned 600million in 2024 dollars o er his career. Say the gov took half. $300 mil left with a net worth of 180mil… Didn’t bother to learn about investing I guess.
Agreed, @jiujiu! I’m amazed at how carefree most stars are with their money. Even if he pocketed just 40% of these figures due to taxes, agent fees, etc., as @stoneman8110 correctly suggests, a little financial education could have grown his wealth over the decades.
SPOILER ALERT He didn't run out of money. They killed him off in sonic 3 because he said he was done after sonic 2. I'm sure they paid him very handsomely to do #3. People like that don't run out of money. They have their wealth working for them.
I remember after Liar Liar made about 34 million the first weekend. Jim Carrey was presenting at an award show. He came out and said, " So how was your weekend?"🤣
Cable Guy being a semi-hit is criminal. Love that movie.
I still quote it a bunch to this day. “So we’re playing prison rules?”
I always found that movie disturbing lol. Good movie though
@@THE_BEAR_JEWWould you like some er jewis
man how many movies I didn't know about before now. king 👑
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is one of the most underrated movies of all time
It's very well rated. I've been hearing about how great it is for two decades now
@@watermark29I’ve never heard of it
Real as heck. Made me cry
Not at all. It's a classic
Liar Liar holds up as one of the best comedies of all time.
Facts brother 💯
Lie.
Thing about Jim is that in all those movies he's the one doing all the heavy lifting. It's crazy how many movies he's carried. I can think of few comedians they can do that (Robin Williams being one of them bless his soul)
Well said, @cptairwolf!
RIP Robin. Patch Adams and The Birds nest were my favorite films of his
@@spid3rmike117wait, RIP Robin?
I think Jim Carey would’ve smashed it playing the joker
Question Mark
He was the riddler @@joseitsme
Ehhhhh I love Jim but cant see it
Christopher Nolan Riddler with Jim Carrey.
Man there’s so many different version of Joker. It all depends on which one they’re trying to adapt. The original comic book Joker i do think Carrey could have been perfect for.
Carrey’s so much more than a comedy guy. He got pigeon holed into that kind of over the top slapstick humor role for so long after Ace Ventura. But his more serious roles like Man on the Moon, Truman, The Cable Guy(pseudo serious), 23, Eternal Sunshine…he was equally brilliant in all of those.
He remains criminally under appreciated as an overall actor and not just a comedian. I truly think he’s one of the best of his era and has an argument as #1.
A series of unfortunate events is such an underrated movie of his. I still prefer his version of Count Olaf more than Neil Patrick Harris. Not a jab at Neil’s version, it was great as well.
Jim plays himself in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind or at least it's what i imagine him to be like in person in real life as his true self. The story is brilliant and it's criminally underrated. Anyone that's had a big break up relationship needs to watch this movie. I saw myself in him and my ex in Kate Winslet. It was like a documentary of my life at times.
First movie I remember seeing in theaters was ace ventura❤ the “Excuse me can I ASS you a few questions” scene and the “You just cost me 25 grand Polly” is imprinted in my brain for life
Top 10 comedian of all time
Agree but nobody is worth these figures
1 million for 5 mins on anchorman. That’s nuts
@@Graeme-t7m It is wild to see the pay disparity between us and hollywood actors. With 5 million I'd be set for life, safely invested and earning interest. Hell, I'd barely have to work again, maybe PRN.
@ it’s not right is it ? They should be getting paid less than your average worker.
Stop it
Man on the moon was so good!
Just one of those I’d be set for life
bless that man he is a hero
Almost forgot about Yes Man. Such a banger.
the fact he made that much money, but recently stated he needs to start acting again for money is crazy. People assume if you make/made a lot of money you’re rich, but when stories like this come out it just shows alot of these people you’d assume to be set for life really just spend what they have just more luxurious than us average joes.
There may have been a subtle twinge of sarcasm with the comedic actors’ statement.
There is a difference between poor people's money and rich people's money.
@RalphVB you can easily lose alot of money if you make wrong choices. Jim's net worth may be high but that might not tell the whole story.
@@RalphVB not really 1$ in either persons pocket is still 1$
@@johndolph131 You are right, but "Rich people's money" is an expression. Most folk, definitely not all, but most live by the amount they earn. The higher the income the more expensive their belongings and regular expenses get. Therefore you can still lose all of it just like the people with a middle income.
Djimon Hounsou would be interesting because he has claimed that he isn’t paid very well despite in being in some of the most popular films of all time.
Thank you, @MrRawwd! He wasn’t on the list yet, but I’ve added him now.
Favorite comedian of all time
The majestic was under rated. It was entertaining
This was interesting to see, it’s crazy he only got 300k for ace Ventura! That changed with part 2. It’s like after that one he exploded and was making millions throughout the rest of the 90s. I wish he would come back and do one more Ace Ventura. I’m sure if the paycheck was good and handled properly he would
I loved the Burt Wonderstone movie. Bummers it's considered a flop
For sure! Always surprised it never found success
He really took a pay cut for those sonic movies.
How rich can an actor be?
Jim: “YES!”
The majestic is his best movie I might edge that over Truman show. Crazy it's a flop.
Calling the cable guy a semi hit puts your movie knowledge into question
I see your point, @jamesgraves9858! However, these labels represent the box office performance only.
Damn how did you get these figures. Some of these films are crazy having a budget and 1/3 of that is for just getting Jim. They were fully relying on him to draw the cahs in. But some didn't work.
Thank you for bringing this up, @aron2015! You’d be surprised how much of this is actually publicly available. It just takes some serious digging to uncover all the exact numbers-or at least well-educated estimates. By the way, when you see a paycheck that seems incredibly high compared to the budget, it’s usually a backend deal-Jim secured a cut from the movie’s earnings.
Didn't even know that was Jim Carrey in Kick Ass II
I wasn't sure either when I first saw the movie, but I suspected it was him, so, I looked it up and... well, he could have delivered something more memorable, considering his reputation.
Bros career is insanely consistent, Sonic 3 next
Looks like another blockbuster.
Crazy he’s half the budget in some movies
Thank you for bringing this up, @Roxie.the.rx8! What you’re seeing in those cases are usually backend deals-he secured a slice of the movie’s earnings.
Thank you for doing this. I love your TH-cam channel. Please do will smith and Eddie Murphy next
Glad to hear that, @outrageoustv3594! Feedback like this keeps me going! I’m working on Will right now and will likely publish it in mid-December. Eddie is also on the list, but it’ll come a bit later, so bear with me.
Can you post de scale range for HIT SEMI HIT etc.
I may post it in more detail sometime, @arielsaravia4228, but for now, here's an overview:
BOMB: 0 - 1 Budget to box office ratio
FLOP: 1 - 1.5 Budget to box office ratio
AVERAGE: 1.5 - 2x
SEMI HIT: 2 - 2.5x
HIT: 2.5 - 5x
BREAKOUT HIT: 5+
BLOCKBUSTER: 3+ and among the highest-grossing movies of the decade
ALL-TIME TITAN: among the 50 highest-grossing movies of the decade
If you think I'm being a bit harsh with this, please keep in mind that box office earnings are split between the studio and the cinemas, so a movie has to earn at least 2x its budget just to break even. Also, this recipe is a work in progress, I'm trying to finetune it.
Ethan Hawk.
So many movies. Some big ones too. Curious about his career based on your metrics.
Great pick, @17.2Miles! He's on my to-do list! There's no due date yet, but bear with me-I'll get to him eventually.
A series of unfortunate events wasn't a flop, that movie get money, it didn't lose money
Thank you for bringing this up, @ignaciogodoy7095! Box office earnings are split between the studio and the theaters, so movies need to make at least twice their budget to break even. I’m trying to reflect this through my labeling. Hope that clears things up!
he did a lot of funny ones but he also did some serious ones like yes man eternal number 23 and Truman show
Agreed, @jamesonhills266! He should also be remembered for his serious roles. But did you really find Yes Man serious?
Worth every penny
Good one, thanks.
why did you call "A Series of Unfortunate Events" a flop when it made almost 2x (142M > 213M) the budget? While fun with dick and jane just crossed over 2x (100M > 204M) Edit: not 2x but about 1.5x
Thank you for bringing this up, @intercrew99! Box office earnings are split between studios and cinemas, so a movie needs to earn at least twice its budget just to break even. I aim to reflect this through my labeling.
Likely the marketing, which often is not included in the film's budget. Marketing can cost tens of millions of dollars if not more, and the films need to recoup that amount also to break even or be profitable.
Yeah that makes no sense.
Cope 😢
I mean that’s a big difference really.
$180M networth currently? Why do people say he's broke and need to come out of retirement?
Being broke might mean something entirely different for Jim than it does for me or the average person. I’d love to be 'broke' like him! 😀
Thanks for the laughs Jim
lol the amount of films that 50% of the budget was Jim Carey. Damn
Thank you for bringing this up, @garymccarthy434! What you’re seeing in those cases are juicy backend deals-he secured a slice of the movie’s earnings.
All that money he made and recently said "he bought stuff and needs money". Damn what did you buy lol
Jim Carrey is known to say things he doesn't mean. Have you seen any of his interviews?
Lots and lots of Pop Tarts.
Bros movies netted 4B in profit but he’s somehow a box office wild cards 😂
Thank you for bringing this up. He may have been a Box Office King, but he had too many flops along the way.
@@BoxOfficeJoe How do you quantify it? Is it based on Total flops vs Total block busters?
I would love to see Taraji P. Hensen since she feels she doesnt get paid what shes worth. Halle Berry or Joan Crawford are suggestions as well.
Joan Crawford? That’s a truly retro pick! I love her in Mildred Pierce-I’ve added her to the list, of course. Thank you! We’ll see about Halle and Taraji as well.
Can you please do Eddie Murphy?
Sure thing, he's on the list, @gabrielhall9099!
@@gabrielhall9099 I don’t think his wife would like that.
My favorite movie is the MASK
After seeing his pay differences, I now don’t feel so bad for preferring the 2nd Ace Ventura movie waaaaay before the 1st one.
Imagine getting 35m and paying 17.5m in taxes
Eddie Murphy next?
Well, not next, @gregsw85, but soon 😉
How he ran out of money is beside me. Modern day Tyson
Wow, nice improve in data
Glad you like the update, @NACHOOFF! Thank you for the feedback.
I was in yes man 3:43
Dance dance revolution im there and the nude scene
Can you take me out for coffee with your big fat check from it?
I still remember the Gordon Ramsay lunch
God bless him 😅
pretty cool he made movies for less than a million quite a few times,never about the money,liked the project.
Yeah, never about the money. Except for Sonic 3. When they asked him why he came out of retirement to play in the movie he said "“And, you know, it's just I bought a lot of stuff, and I need the money, frankly.”
@@goodfellabeats I would have to imagine he's being coy. If he is in fact broke..what a dumbass.
And $35 million to be the Grinch
Cant believe truman show was ‘just’ a 60m budget. Epic
One of my fav movies
What about Colin Farell next???????
Thank you, @davidgeddes6355! He wasn’t on the list yet, but I’ve added him now.
CHRISTIAN BALE and JASON STATHAM
Good ones, @faiuzahmed1690! Both are on the list, just stay tuned. 😉
Me Myself & Irene only being a hit is insulting. That movie is one of the funniest of all time n I'll die on that hill.
I just realized I have never watched one if his movies
THE COOL MOUNTAIN MOVIE FROM 1981 WAS NOT LISTED
@earlsmith413 you are right. I excluded TV movies from the list. Was that a mistake?
Do Mike myers
You’re the first one to request him, @chieflambuster! Noted, and added to my to-do list. 😉
That was him in kick ass 2 wtf i didn’t notice
I wasn't sure either when I first saw the movie, but I suspected it was him, so, I looked it up and... well, he could have delivered something more memorable, considering his reputation.
Whats a good %?
If you’re referring to the Box Office/Paychecks Ratio, we’ll see about that. It’s a new metric, and I’ve only calculated it for a handful of actors so far. It looks like 4-6% is the average, but let’s see how it fluctuates.
Man on the moon was so good. But i’m not surprised it didn’t do well. There was just never going to be a ton of interest in a movie about Kaufman. Carrey’s name is the only reason it did as well as it did.
Over 100 + million made yet he says he needed to do sonic 3 because he needs the money :0
I wonder how awkward it must have been to pay Jim Carrey that "small" amount for the Mask, after the success of Ace Ventura part 1
I can’t believe Mr. Popper’s Penguins was a hit.
Wow, never knew he had so many bombs. He has had more bombs 11 than hits 8.
Do robert downey jr next
On my to-do list, @andrewjan_94! 😉
The Majestic is his most underrated movie.
Dark Crimes was a bomb although it made 7 times its budget? How?
The Dark Crimes box office number is actually in the "k" range, not "M," meaning it made very little. It had a limited theatrical release, so it’s not really the movie's fault. It still has a chance to generate revenue through Blu-ray sales and streaming.
@BoxOfficeJoe oooo. Got it. Q
The Majestic was a great movie imo
Agree sadly no one went to see it.
Do dwayne johnson the rock
Wish granted, @longstory501! Enjoy: th-cam.com/video/8A8vD-Zx4Bs/w-d-xo.html
Simon Birch is one of the greatest movies ever made
How batman is all time titan with only 3.3x box office????? Bro something is of
It's not just about the ratio, @findyourmusic8889! Batman Forever is among the 50 highest grossing movies of the entire 1990s. Hope this clarifies 😉
Can you do Denzel Washington
Actually, I already have, @barryporter737! Enjoy: th-cam.com/video/sV-XiRVDguE/w-d-xo.html
400k budget with a 1k box office 😮
When you see numbers like this, @adammuscat2194, it means the movie had a limited theatrical release. It might earn much more through streaming and disc sales.
Please please please please remove the adjusted for inflation amounts....HONESTLY, ITS IRRELEVANT! Respectfully.
I prefer it... It provides context
Thank you for the feedback, @MikeDolla0503! I respect your opinion, but I conducted a poll, and it came out 75% in favor of inflation adjustment versus 25%. I can’t make this work for everyone. However, I’m considering removing it for the budget and box office but keeping it for the paycheck amount only. I might conduct another poll on this as well. Thanks again for your input!
Daniel Day-Lewis
Great suggestion, @Jhill057! On the list. 😉
Jim Carrey if you are watching this please pay my house off it’s only like 10 Pennies in your money 😂
Almost $400 million for almost $6 billion made. Sounds like my pay compared to my company pay
Idk a lot of these films but I guess most of us don't know them either or they would all have been good
Are rich people just bad with money? Hes made over 100 million and he recently got back into acting because he mentioned that hes broke. His last few movies flopped hard besides sonic, might be just that he thinks it'll be another easy hit and pay by doing it, which i don't blame him
Being broke might mean something entirely different for Jim than it does for me or the average person. I’d love to be 'broke' like him!
And do Eddie Murphy
He's on my to-do list too, @andrewjan_94! 😉
That’s crazy. I thought he made way more money than that.
Actually, I had the same feeling, @KIKROX86! I was quite skeptical when I first uncovered these figures and dug deeper to find any possible extra earnings. What you see in the video includes everything I found.
@ great job
🔥🔥🔥
You missed Rubber Face (1981). Not that it's worth seeing, but still.
Sorry about that, @JB-qt4hp. I used certain criteria to exclude movies (such as TV movies like Rubberface), but that was a mistake-I see that now. Check out some of my recent work; I'm much more thorough these days. 😉
Jim got paid more for ace Ventura then I'll probably make my entire life.
Nerds and children save his ending career 😭😭😭
So he really ran out of money like millions, his best movies are still in the 90s until the mid 2000s. So sonic franchise put him back in the box office .
High Strung was not called that?? And it wasn’t released in 1992, no idea where you got that information. On IMDB it’s called Introducing Janet or RubberFace and it’s from 1981. Jim Carey wasn’t even the star they just plastered his face on the dvd box after he was famous.
Thank you for bringing this up, @neilgodfrey2669! I think there’s some confusion here-these are two completely different movies. I didn’t include Rubberface, which was probably a mistake.
@@BoxOfficeJoeright but the image of Jim Carey in the red jacket isnt from High Strung. Hence the confusion
You are right about that! Thank you for spotting! Sorry about the mix-up! I need to be more careful.
This comment section is full of people who dont understand basic taxes and agent fees .
The nutball says he is coming out of retirement because he needs the money.
What in the HELL did he do with all those millions and millions he earned ?
Who in the whole world need so much money? So mad. It was also long time that Jim Carrey did something good. The latest must have been Fun with Dick and Jane from 2005 . His golden years must have been 1994-2005 . After that he just become boring and weird.
I think your ratio is wrong at the end. 6.3% (0.063) should be paycheck/box office ratio: 380 million/ 6000 million = 0.063.
I think we’re on the same page, @edcoad4930! It’s either 0.063 without the ‘%’ sign or 6.3%. Mathematically, they mean exactly the same thing.
Y'all forgot Copper Mountain
Will Smith next
He’s coming soon, @GOATLAVISH777! Stay tuned!
The fact that you think the american dollar has doubled in value says it all
I’m not sure what you mean by that, @shawnmoll9593! My video actually highlights the continuous depreciation of the dollar, and this is not my humble opinion. I’m using reputable online calculators to determine these inflated figures.
Earned 600million in 2024 dollars o er his career. Say the gov took half. $300 mil left with a net worth of 180mil… Didn’t bother to learn about investing I guess.
You realize he has to pay his agent and pay higher taxes.
Agreed, @jiujiu! I’m amazed at how carefree most stars are with their money. Even if he pocketed just 40% of these figures due to taxes, agent fees, etc., as @stoneman8110 correctly suggests, a little financial education could have grown his wealth over the decades.
Number 23 was by far an absolute flop.. cut that bs
5:18 he needed to do sonic 3 cuz he ran out of money....HE RAN OUT OF MONEY!!!
SPOILER ALERT
He didn't run out of money. They killed him off in sonic 3 because he said he was done after sonic 2. I'm sure they paid him very handsomely to do #3.
People like that don't run out of money. They have their wealth working for them.