The chart shows the proportion of profits made from the seven most viewd movie genres in US cinemas in 1995, 2000 and 2005
The chart shows the proportion of profits made from the seven most viewd movie genres in US cinemas in 1995, 2000 and 2005 gGndd
The chart illustrates the percentage of profits made from seven different types of movies in the US cinema in 3 years as a proportion of total earnings for the industry.
Overall, there were significant changes in all types of popular movies, especially in adventure and drama. 4 most view movie genres, consist of adventure, comedy, action, and drama, brought an enormous profit to the US film industry.
In 1995, drama was the most common type of movie with nearly 30%, followed by comedy at 20% and action at over 15%. The proportion of profit that came from adventure was just under 15%, more profit than thriller, musicals, and animation combined.
5 years later, comedy, which accounted for 25%, surpassed drama to be the most popular type of movie. An upswing trend was seen in profitable movies such as thrillers, musicals, and animation. Meanwhile, three other movie genres were less profitable that year, with the earnings from drama decreasing the most.
In the last year given, comedy continued to be the major movie which made the highest earning for the US film industry. While the profits from animation also grew, adventure movies gained second place, made up close to a quarter. In contrast, the percentage of profit made from action, thrillers, and musicals all declined.
The chart illustrates the percentage of
profits
made from seven
different
types
of
movies
in the US cinema in 3 years as a proportion of total earnings for the industry.
Overall
, there were significant
changes
in all
types
of popular
movies
,
especially
in
adventure
and
drama
. 4 most view
movie
genres, consist of
adventure
,
comedy
, action, and
drama
, brought an enormous
profit
to the US film industry.
In 1995,
drama
was the most common
type
of
movie
with
nearly
30%, followed by
comedy
at 20% and action at over 15%. The proportion of
profit
that came from
adventure
was
just
under 15%, more
profit
than thriller, musicals, and animation combined.
5 years later,
comedy
, which accounted for 25%, surpassed
drama
to be the most popular
type
of
movie
. An upswing trend was
seen
in profitable
movies
such as thrillers, musicals, and animation. Meanwhile, three other
movie
genres were less profitable that
year
, with the earnings from
drama
decreasing the most.
In the last
year
given
,
comedy
continued to be the major
movie
which made the highest earning for the US film industry. While the
profits
from animation
also
grew,
adventure
movies
gained second place, made up close to a quarter.
In contrast
, the percentage of
profit
made from action, thrillers, and musicals all declined.