The bar graph demonstrate the percentage of revenue made from seven most viewed film category in 1995, 2000 and 2005 as a percentage of the sum receiving of the US film industry for each year
According to the bar graph all of film genres are fluctuated with drama and adventure are changing the most. Looking at the graph more closely, In 1995, Drama peaked at around 27, 5% and was the most view in the list of seven category film. In the second place was the comedy genre with 12, 5% lower than Drama, while the action was the third highest grossing genre at 17 percent. Adventure was also successful, representing close to 15 percent of the total, which was nearly equal to combined profits of the three genres that made the least money. Secondly, in 2000, comedy became the most revenue category, surging five percent above its 1995 figure. An upward trend was also evident that year for thriller, musically and animated film. Meanwhile, the other genres were less profitable that year with the earnings generated by drama decreasing the most. Lastly, in 2005, comedy remained the most revenue genre and its profit share increased to above 25 percent. While the revenue from animated films also grew, adventure movies gained the most compared to 2000. Adventure became the second most profit genre after earning to close to 225 percent. In reversely, the share of profits of actipm, drama, thrillers and musicals all declined.
The bar graph demonstrate the percentage of
revenue
made from seven most viewed film
category
in 1995, 2000 and 2005 as a percentage of the sum receiving of the US film industry for each year
According to the bar graph
all of film
genres
are fluctuated
with
drama
and
adventure
are changing the most. Looking at the graph more
closely
, In 1995,
Drama
peaked at around 27, 5% and was the most view in the list of seven category film. In the second place was the comedy
genre
with 12, 5% lower than
Drama
, while the action was the third highest grossing
genre
at 17
percent
.
Adventure
was
also
successful, representing close to 15
percent
of the total, which was
nearly
equal to combined
profits
of the three genres that made the least money.
Secondly
, in 2000, comedy became the most
revenue
category, surging five
percent
above its 1995 figure. An upward trend was
also
evident that year for thriller,
musically
and animated film. Meanwhile, the other genres were less profitable that year with the earnings generated by
drama
decreasing the most.
Lastly
, in 2005, comedy remained the most
revenue
genre
and its
profit
share increased to above 25
percent
. While the
revenue
from animated films
also
grew,
adventure
movies gained the most compared to 2000.
Adventure
became the second most
profit
genre
after earning to close to 225
percent
. In
reversely
, the share of
profits
of
actipm
,
drama
, thrillers and musicals all declined.