The bar graphs provide information about the proportions of different genres of films that were filmed, produced, and released in both 1996 and 2006, and the cinema ticket sales of those years in a particular country.
Overall, drama and comedy films were the top two genres in 1996 and 2006, even in ticket sales. Comedy films had the highest amount of ticket sales in the entertainment industry. Conversely, the romance genre took the last place over the 10-year period in both production and ticket shares.
In terms of genres, drama films saw a noticeable increase in their production, which went from around 26% to 35%, while comedy and fantasy films rose by approximately 5%, going from 20% to 25% and from 12% to 17%, respectively. In contrast, romance films remained stable over the period, with the lowest percentage of films released in the industry.
On the other hand, the comedy genre came in first place with the highest sales in both years, reaching just below 25% of the shares in 2006 when it was just 20% in 1996. Drama came in second place in the entertainment market, which saw a slight increase throughout the period, while fantasy noticed a serious climb, leading it to become third place instead of last place, going from roughly 3% to around 8%. Romance films receded to fourth place after steadily declining to a very small share of about 1%.