I thought I had fallen behind when I posted the May numbers. That was nothing compared to now. Time to claw back. June marks the completion of the first half of 2015.

The Movies

• Rocky III
• Raising Arizona
• The Grand Budapest Hotel
• Big Hero 6
• Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife
• A Deadly Adoption
• Kiss of Death
• The Godfather
• The Prince
• Suicide Kings
• The Godfather: Part II

11 movies in June brings me to a total of 63 movies in the first six months of the year or one movie every 2.87 days.

Medium

A family trip led to increased Blu-ray and DVD watching (the first DVD I’ve watched this year) and less reliance on streaming this month. Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig’s A Deadly Adoption had me watching a movie on Lifetime, as well.

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Year-to-date:

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Media Device

My PlayStation 3 picked up the bulk of those Blu-ray movies while Dish Network is a new addition, thanks to my first TV movie of the year.

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Screen

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New/Old

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Year Released

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Since we’re at the halfway point, let’s also break this into decades:

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Each decade grows in number except for the 2000s, which are lagging behind the 1990s.

Genre

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Now, let’s look at these numbers as a percentage of the movies I’ve watched. For example: 44.4% of the movies I have watched are comedies.

• Comedy: 44.4%
• Action: 42.8%
• Crime: 36.5%
• Drama: 31.7%
• Thriller: 25.3%
• Adventure: 19%
• Mystery: 7.9%
• Sci-Fi: 7.9%
• Biography: 6.3%
• Horror: 6.3%
• History: 4.7%
• Animation: 3.1%
• Music: 3.1%
• Romance: 3.1%
• Sport: 3.1%
• Western: 3.1%
• Family: 1.5%
• Fantasy: 1.5%
• War: 1.5%