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The image displays a bar chart comparing the profit percentages of the top 7 movie genres in US cinemas for the years 1995, 2000, and 2005. It includes the following genres: Adventure, Comedy, Action, Drama, Thriller, Musicals, and Animation. In 1995, the adventure genre earned around 25%, comedy roughly 19%, action about 23%, drama approximately 11%, thriller near 18%, musicals about 9%, and animation around 3%. In 2000, adventure decreased to about 20%, comedy increased slightly to around 21%, action dropped to nearly 18%, drama rose marginally to around 12%, thriller decreased to about 12%, musicals increased to around 14%, and animation rose significantly to about 13%. By 2005, adventurous increased to over 25%, comedy decreased to about 18%, action fell to around 15%, drama increased to about 18%, thriller rose slightly to about 9%, musicals dropped to around 6%, and animation skyrocketed to roughly 18%.
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The provided bar chart delineates the comparision of proportion of profits made from the seven most viewed movie genden in US cinema, measured in percentage, in 1995, 2000 and 2005.
Overall, it is evident that all of genres fluctuated over the 3-year period in 1995, 2000, 2005; with drama and comedy were the most changing. In addtion, adventure, comedy, action and drama were made more revenue than other genres.
Examining Drama’s figures, it held the top rank with roughly 28 percent revenue which was the dominant all of genres, followed by Comedy was ranked second reaching 20 percent in 1995. Comedy initially held second ranked after that increasing gradually to 25 percent, securing it the top rank in 2000. Besides, thrillers, musicals and animation were rise slightly. Conversely, a downtrend was seen in adventure, action, and drama was dropped rapidly from 28 percent to 23 percent revenue. In 2005, Comedy still unchanged ranked, wheareas adventure rose ranked second approximately 27 percent and followed by Drama at 15 percent. By contrast, thrillers, musicals, animation over 3-year period was not rose up to 10% revenue.
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