The graph summarizes the total percentage of films released in four genres—drama, comedy, fantasy and romance—and their respective ticket sales in 1996 and 2006 in a country.
Firstly, production of drama films had risen considerably, from 26% in 1996 to 35% in 2006, making it the most popular choice for filmmakers in both years. Followed by comedy movies, which had seen a significant jump from 20% to 25%. Thirdly, fantasy films increased from 12% to 16% and lastly, romance movies were the least popular choice for producers, at a stable 6% in both years.
Comedy movies held the majority of ticket sales in both years, at 20% and 23%, showing a modest increase. Drama was the second most popular choice at 15% and 16% in sales. Lastly, fantasy and romance movies were almost at the same level, with a gradual rise from 3% to 6% for fantasy movies and a sharp decrease from 5% to 2% in romance movie tickets, making it the least preferred genre.
In conclusion, though drama movies had the highest production rate, people preferred comedy movies. Fantasy was not highly sought after, while romance movies garnered the least attention.
