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1. How would you describe your current mood?

1. Reflective
2. Energetic
3. Anxious
4. Happy

2. What kind of characters do you enjoy watching most?

1. Awkward dreamers and outsiders
2. Lovers and risk-takers
3. Manipulators and detectives
4. Artists and visionaries

3. How much do you want to think during the movie?

1. Not at all. I want to relax.
2. A little bit. I want something thoughtful but not heavy.
3. A lot. A good movie will stick with me for days.
4. I’m not sure, but I know I want to feel something.

4. At the end of the movie, how do you want to feel?

1. Moved
2. Thoughtful
3. Mind-blown
4. Light

5. How would you say you currently feel about romance?

1. Blech. That’s the last thing I want to see in a movie.
2. It’s fine, I guess. Probably not my first choice.
3. I like romance, just as long as it’s not too corny.
4. Oh, give me all of the romance!

6. What if we told you there were some spicy scenes in this movie?

1. So not for me. Can I hide under my blanket?
2. Depends on how much “spice” we’re talking about.
3. Shrug. That really isn’t what I focus on most in a movie, so I don’t really care.
4. Um, are you kidding? The more spice, the better. That’s the best part!

7. Which one of these should be you during the movie?

1. Laugh
2. Cry
3. Reflect
4. Scream

8. How long would you like the movie to be?

1. Less than 2 hours. Give me something short and sweet.
2. Around 2 hours. I don’t want the story to go on for too long.
3. 2 to 3 hours. I want to be immersed in a good story.
4. It doesn’t really matter to me!

9. Which sentence feels most like you?

1. “I love stories about people growing up and figuring themselves out.”
2. “I’m drawn to love stories that celebrate relationships in their many beautiful forms.”
3. “Feeling unsettled just means you’re testing your own limitations.”
4. “I always feel comforted by movies that are clever and self-aware, maybe even absurd.”

10. Which of these Letterboxd reviews would make you most want to watch a movie:

1. “‘I can fix him,’ says a girl who is actually worse.”
2. “I'm actually... in fact... screaming.”
3. “‘Do you mind if I come over and act weird and off-putting?’ - the main character probably.”
4. “She’s both in her ‘year of rest and relaxation’ era and her ‘worst person in the world’ era.”

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Rising & Falling Popularity Of Movie Genres

Have you ever noticed that romantic comedies, which felt like they were released weekly in the late 90s, feel few and far between? Or, have you ever wondered what's the deal with all of these superhero movies? The popularity of different movie genres ebbs and flows over the years, and below, we're walking through some of the biggest trends and shifts in movie genres (this data analyzes the percentages of each genre in the total movie production for each year between 1910-2018).^[1]

• Action: Trend graph is relatively stable, peak year was 1926 (with 22% of the total movies produced falling in the action category), latest percentage is 10%.
• Comedy: Trend graph declined in the late 1900s but has been relatively stable since then, peak year was 1941 at 41%, latest percentage is 24%.
• Crime: Trend graph has been in decline since the mid-late 1900s, peak year was 1950 at 17%, latest percentage is 6%.
• Documentary: Trend graph has been on a sharp increase since the late 1900s, the peak year was 2014 at 26%, and the current percentage is 18%.
• Fantasy: Trend graph has varied depending on the year, but remained relatively low compared to other genres. Fantasy's peak years were 1913, 1921, and 1990 at 5%, and the current percentage is at 3%.
• Horror: Trend graph has been on a sharp incline since the late 1900s, the peak year was in 2017 and 2018 at 11%.
• Romance: Trend graph has been on a gradual decline since the early-mid 1900s, with a brief resurgence in the late 1900s/early 2000s. The peak year was 1930 at 29% and the current percentage is 8%.
• Sci-Fi: Trend graph has shown gradual improvement over time, though the percentages remain low. The peak year was 1958 at 4%, and the current percentage is 3%.
• Thriller: Trend graph has been on a steady and sharp rise over time, peak year was 2018 at 18%.
• War: Trend graph shows steady decrease over time, with a brief peak in the 1940s. Peak year was 1943 at 14% and the current percentage is 1%.
• Western: Trend graph shows a sharp decrease since the mid 1900s, peak year was 1950 with 12%, and the current percentage was less than 1%.

Want to learn more?

For more information about film, streaming, and cinema, check out these links:

• https://iac.gatech.edu/featured-news/2024/10/future-of-filmmaking
• https://www.sae.edu/gbr/insights/top-trends-in-modern-film-production-navigating-the-future-of-filmmaking/
• https://filmmedia.berkeley.edu/home

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1. ↑ https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/bo.mccready8742/viz/FilmGenrePopularity-1910-2018/GenreRelativePopularity

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