Movie Graph


Having posted the Blog post trend chart, i decided to post 2 more graphs.
The first one is the graph of movies I have seen in movie halls across 2012.
And here is the list of movies that I saw in 2012 ... 
January
1
Sherlock Holmes – the Game of Shadows 
February
1
Journey 2 – The Mystery Island (3D)
March 
2
London Paris New York 
Kahaani  
April 
2
Houseful 2
Titanic (3D) 
May  
3
Vicky Donor
Dangerous Ishq (3D) 
Avengers (3D)
June 
2
MiB3 
Prometheus 
July 
4
Bol Bachchan 
Cocktail 
The Dark Knight Rises
Ice Age: Continental Drift 
August 
1
Ek Tha Tiger
September
2
Barfi
Oh My God !
October 
2
English Vinglish
Makkhi
November
2
Skyfall
Son of Sardar 
December 
6
Talaash
Life of Pi (3D)
Khiladi 786
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (3D)
The Rise of the Guardians (3D)
Dabangg 2
Total
28
The year was a mix of good, bad and boring movies ...
Interestingly, there were quite a few 3D movies in the beginning of the year and then there was almost a 6 months gap before I saw a couple of them in December again. In total, about 25% of the movies I saw in theatre were the 3D kind.

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