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Idaho is for lovers.
“On the Waterfront” is set in NJ? I always thought that was in Red Hook.
But what’s the most frequent keyword in Nebraska?
huh. i did not know texas was #2 for number of movies. i’m kinda proud.
Well, at least Illinois is linked to Chicago and has a decent average rating compared to other parts of the country. But damn we need more movies here. I guess there’s only so much people can say about Chi town?
Michigan: the sex state!
The Connecticut Poop Movie? I don’t think I want to know any more.
What’s with lumpin’ states together? Maryhio? New Mexas? I like these charts, though :)
How is The Fighter the highest rated film for New Hampshire? It is both filmed in and set in Lowell, MA!
Why is Annie Hall listed as Wisconsin?
Bill, because of the scene where they visit Annie’s family for Easter and meet Chris Walken.
You guys made A mistake. Forest Gump(8.7) is higher rated than Full Metal Jacket(8.4) And Forrest Gump was actually filmed there
And Maryland gets all the John Waters films. Is that good or bad? I think even he’d agree that it’s both.
Nobody cares about Delaware??? What about “Fight Club?” They blow up the main offices of the major credit card companies. Had to be Delaware.
Didn’t Mr. Deeds Just go to town? Mr. Smith went to Washington. Someone needs to get their Capra straight. And I bet New Jersey’s earliest movie is awesome!
“the fighter” was not set in new hampshire, but in lowell, massachusetts…