Netflix stats by city

Yeah, really interesting. Looking at Seattle, it's amazing looking at a movie like "Milk" and dramatic drop off or rise in certain zip codes and knowing their particular political and/or economic bent... then look at something like "Paul Blart - Mall Cop" and seeing the exact opposite.
 
Hmmmm, I assumed Mad Men would have done better in the tri-state area, but whatever.... I guess everyone was busy renting Eagle Eye.
 
Hahhaha, good story. I see where you are coming from.

For the record, I just randomly picked a top-rented film. No agenda.

I just thought that since Mad Men revolves around a man who commutes into Manhattan from the burbs, it might have been rented more in the area outside the city. (Although it did OK in towns like Mamaroneck and Larchmont.)

I guess everyone already saw it first run on AMC? :grin:
 
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