I like how Blu-ray.com lets me view my collection by Amazon sales rank. Of all the Blu-rays in my collection, the top-sellers right now are My Cousin Vinny, Predators, and A Good Day to Die Hard. (Black Friday sales are going on, and they're all $3.99 right now.) After that it's Christmas stuff: #4 is National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, #5 is Elf, and #7 is A Christmas Story.
I'm sad to see that some of the best movies in my collection are some of the worst selling: The French Connection, Casino, Trading Places, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Blade Runner, Yojimbo, Purple Noon, and The Sting are near the bottom, selling worse than Pacific Rim, Talladega Nights, The Resident Evil Collection, 2010: The Year We Make Contact, and the worst movie in my entire collection, Sucker Punch.
I can also sort the collection by runtime. Apparently my shortest movie is The Great Mouse Detective (1 hour 14 minutes) and my longest is Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet (4 hours 2 minutes). Oh, and by production year: the oldest is Nosferatu (1922) and the newest are The Raid 2, Godzilla, and RoboCop (2014).
Oh, and the ones that appear most often in the collections of other users are:
1. Star Trek (12,965 collections)
2. The Godfather Collection (10,631)
3. The Alien Anthology (10,582)
4. Sherlock Holmes (9,118)
5. Ghostbusters (7,526)
6. Taxi Driver (7,383)
7. Goodfellas (7,287)
8. American Psycho (6,885)
9. The Thing (6,713)
10. Heat (6,671)
Can you tell I have a list-making obsession?