Once again, here is my guide to the ins and outs of 30 new shows premiering in the fall of 2011.
Here’s a chart I just made of 210 single day movies. There’s something about time constrained films that makes them just fun and exciting to watch.
For the sake of inclusion, a one day movie is a film that takes place for the vast majority over a single 24 hour period (or less). They can have breif prologues or epilogues that take place on a different day (Speed, Can’t Hardly Wait, Shawn of the Dead, etc.), or mess with the timeline, while keeping the focus on the day or day-in-the-life of the characters (Groundhog’s Day, Timecrimes, Triangle, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure etc.).
The results of the 2010 film and television /tv/ survey are finally complete, presented to you now in the images below. Lots of really interesting data and statistics, both on the films and shows that were most loved, and on the demographic makeup of the board and its ratings.
Obvious troll responses were mostly purged, though of course many still must have gotten through. As I said in the original thread a week and a half ago, results won’t be scientific and trolls are guaranteed. Still, these are about as accurate of results you’re gonna get from a 1-day crackpot survey on /tv/. So enjoy.
Here is my guide to the ins and outs of the 26 new shows premiering in autumn, 2010.
Here are some of my favourite movies and TV shows in a 5×3, 1×2, 72×54 or whatever format I want want. You can give evil critique to my taste to piss me off.
More after the jump.
Both of these charts were made after posting surveys on /tv/ asking users to rate the films and TV shows that were the most discussed on /tv/ throughout the year.
