Movies Seen

Top 15 Actors Seen

ActorNumber of Movies Seen In
(click to see movies)
Robert De Niro
Tom Cruise
Samuel L. Jackson
Harrison Ford
Morgan Freeman
Tom Hanks
Brad Pitt
Sean Connery
Gene Hackman
Liam Neeson
Matt Damon
Anthony Hopkins
Brian Cox
Denzel Washington
Helena Bonham Carter

 

Top 15 Directors Seen

DirectorNumber of Movies Seen
Steven Spielberg
Martin Scorsese
Ron Howard
Tony Scott
Woody Allen
Ridley Scott
Stanley Kubrick
Alfred Hitchcock
Joel Coen
Ethan Coen
Gore Verbinski
James Cameron
Kevin Smith
Steven Soderbergh
Tim Burton

 

Ratings Break Down

RatingNumber of MoviesPercentage
0.0
16
1.3%
1.0
7
0.6%
1.5
2
0.2%
2.0
71
5.6%
2.5
34
2.7%
3.0
490
38.8%
3.5
163
12.9%
4.0
361
28.6%
4.5
42
3.3%
5.0
76
6.0%

 

Movies Seen By Year 1

YearNumber of Movies Seen
2001
80
2002
185
2003
69
2004
74
2005
95
2006
26
2007
113
2008
144
2009
142
2010
101
2011
94
2012
39
Average per year
97

 

Top 15 Most Repeatedly Viewed Movies

MovieNumber of Times Seen
Elf
5
Hunt for Red October, The
5
Nightmare Before Christmas, The
5
Shining, The
5
Silence of the Lambs, The
5
Star Wars
5
Casablanca
4
Christmas Story, A
4
Die Hard
4
My Cousin Vinny
4
Planet of the Apes
4
300
3
Alien
3
Animal House
3
Bourne Identity, The
3

 

Locations Seen Break Down 2

Location SeenNumber of MoviesPercentage
Blu-ray
54
4.3%
Commercial TV
158
12.5%
DVD
345
27.3%
HD DVD
5
0.4%
Netflix Streaming
7
0.6%
Non-commercial TV
510
40.4%
Other
112
8.9%
Theater
36
2.9%
Video
10
0.8%

 

Top 15 Most Movies Seen on a Single Day

DateNumber of Movies Seen
(click to see movies)
2007-10-26
2008-12-13
2002-06-22
2009-12-24
2008-05-03
2002-06-08
2002-01-19
2009-01-04
2010-03-15
2007-03-17
2007-07-21
2010-12-04
2011-07-16
2011-09-06
2001-04-07

 


  1. 2002 is way over the average becauase I was out of work for six months and there is absolutely nothing on daytime TV. Not really sure why so few in 2006. 

  2. The numbers here are a little skewed, especially movies seen in theaters. For the first few years of this database, I did not keep track of each viewing separately; each viewing replaced the previous viewing. Therefore, if I saw a movie in the theater and subsequently watched it on HBO, the theater entry was lost, which is why there are so few theater entries.
    In addition, DVDs have drastically altered the way I watch movies. Since viewing a movie on my home theater setup is not unlike a theater experience, and the cost of going to the theater keeps getting higher, my threshold of what movies I go to see in a theater has changed over the years. These days, I only see movies in the theater when the movie going experience will be amazing in the theater that cannot be recreated at home, such as Spider-Man 3 or Pirates of the Caribbean, or if it's part of a date (which usually means a chick flick).