Industry Research

In 1996, the top grossing films were Independence Day and Titanic. They both have different types of genres this reflects how they are both popular and loved. But, also the 2 top films are about common and talked about issues. Titanic is about a real story which end up being very tragic and Independence day is about Fourth of July and all the history surrounding that. Even though they are both 2 completely different genres they both talk about a known history/topic. On the other hand, in 2006 the top grossing film that year was Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest this reflects an action/adventure genre and reflect that magical aspect that Disney known for. However, the top film of the 2000’s was Avatar and that is an action/adventure/fantasy/sci-fi genre which reflects that they isn’t really any pattern but that they is a common loved genre which is obviously the mix between action/adventure and drama with those fantasy elements towards some films. These patterns are probably the case because, people love a good story plot which has a lovely ending in which the problem/consequence has been solved.  They is also, a theme running on which if a film does really well in grossing they is a possibility it gets a sequel as it appears within the years of Toy Story in 1995 and Toy Story 2 in 1999.