Well here it is, the "statistics" from 2007 that is hardcore proof that I am a CineRobot (otherwise known as a film geek).
Films seen in 2007: 208
Avg. films seen per month: 17.33
Avg. films seen per week: 4
Most films seen in a month: 25, December
Least films seen in a month: 11, February
Films watched in a theatre: 77
Documentaries watched: 16
Black and white films watched: 14
Midnight movies watched: 7
Movies watched at Circle Cinema: 26
Films I rated 5 stars: 9 (I saw No Country For Old Men twice)
Films that made me cry: 14 (I am a big softy!)
By decade: 140 (2000 +), 19 (1980-89), 15 (1960-69), 13 (1990-99), 7 (1970-79), 6 (1950-59), 3 (1940-49), 2 (1930-39)
Where I saw 'em: 179 (Tulsa, Okla.), 8 (Helsinki, Finland), 7 (Seattle, Wash. + whilst on various jets), 3 (Jenks, Okla.), 2 (Tallinn, Estonia), 1 (Pryor Creek, Okla. + Turku, Finland)
Who I saw 'em with: 153 (alone), 20 (Brandi), 9 (Sara), 8 (Fitzhume), 7 (Lillian), 3 (Nancy, Robert), 2 (Larry, Sacha), 1 ( Amy, Donnie, Greg, Jeff, Nicole, Polly, Rosemary, Tim, Trevor)
Country of origin of films watched: 134 (US and A!), 15 (England), 13 (France), 6 (Italy), 5 (Japan), 4 (Germany, Spain), 3 (Ireland), 2 (Canada, China, Czech Republic, Scotland, South Korea), 1 (Algeria, Australia, India, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, Taiwan)
3 comments:
What movie did you see from Poland?
I won 2 years in a row!!! And I think we saw 7 more than last year.
The Polish movie: Wedding from 2004. It was terrible. I gave it a 1.5 so it was one of my least favorite of the year.
I doubt you'll make it three in a row BB since yr in another state now.
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