Visualizations : Movie Genres 1888-2012 Count

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Created by: Terrab Erk Created on: Monday July 09, 2:17 PM

Data file: Movie Genres 1888-2012 Count

Data source: Internet Movie Database

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Comments (6)

Karim says:

It seems that short films and documentaries are not planned that far in advance. That makes sense.

Posted Tuesday July 10, 10:52 AM
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Anonymous says:

If you look at the raw numbers, hardly any movies are described in advance of release.

Posted Tuesday July 10, 12:00 PM
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colm says:

This is confusing - did film noir end in 1960?
Or are modern noirs just not classified in the same genre?

What about "The Man Who Wasn't There", "The Last Seduction" and noir-influenced films like "Brick"?

Posted Wednesday July 11, 5:43 AM
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Anonymous says:

The IMDB actually has very specific rules for what shorts are permitted (i.e. it must be over a certain budget, or it must have appeared in a major film festival). Therefore, the drop in planned shorts is more a visualization or IMDB policy than anything regarding production planning.

Posted Tuesday October 23, 12:22 PM

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