The table shows data about cinema viewing across four movie types in four countries.
Overall, there are significant variations in cinema viewing figures in four countries, indicating unique movie tastes among these nations. Additionally, action is embraced as the most popular movie genre in all countries. Moreover, India’s movie theater attendance for all film types is consistently predominant, except for horror.
In terms of India and Ireland, the former emerges as a leader in action category, with 8 million, surpassing the latter’s more modest 7.6 million. Similarly, India again leads in romance genre, with 7.5 million, outnumbering Ireland’s romance viewing by a notable 2.3 million, which standing at 3.8 million. Simultaneously, India also topples the list in comedy with 6.5 million, 1 million higher than Ireland’s. Nonetheless, India’s horror viewing is just 2.5 million, which is less than half of Ireland’s, reflecting the limited prevalence of this movie genre in India.
Turning to the remaining countries, New Zealand and Japan share relatively uniform figures, with 7.2 million and 7.1 million in action and with 3.9 million and 4 million in comedy correspondingly. Strikingly, the former and the latter come in at an identical viewing figure for romance, at 4.5 million. This analysis represents similarities in movie genre options between the two countries. However, despite these analogies, the influence of horror film in New Zealand is more pervasive than in Japan with a considerable 4.7 million, nearly doubling Japan’s mere 2.2 million.