My graph is pretty flat. There are peaks in the 1930s, 1960s, and 1990s.

My top six are:

1999 22
2000 23
2001 27
2002 32
2003 34
2004 27

I am 32.

Top 5
2000 14
1999 11
1995 11
2001 10
1993 10

Seems my yearly breakdown is as follows:
1960 - 1
1962 - 1
1966 - 2
1968 - 1
1970 - 1
1971 - 1
1972 - 1
1973 - 1
1974 - 1
1977 - 2
1978 - 1
1979 - 4
1980 - 3
1981 - 4
1982 - 2
1983 - 2
1984 - 3
1985 - 3
1986 - 6
1987 - 6
1988 - 9
1989 - 9
1990 - 10
1991 - 8
1992 - 8
1993 - 14
1994 - 11
1995 - 15
1996 - 14
1997 - 19
1998 - 30
1999 - 30
2000 - 21
2001 - 39
2002 - 30
2003 - 43
2004 - 26

I'm 31, and it looks like my 'bell curve' starts around 1993 and spikes at 2003.

For TV shows, I classified them by the year the majority of the episodes aired in.

1999 52 out of 550 movies.

I'm 33

I'm 22, and I only counted years that I had at least 6 or more.

1939 - 6
1940 - 9
1952 - 8
1953 - 9
1954 - 9
1956 - 6
1957 - 6
1960 - 6
1962 - 6
1963 - 7
1964 - 7
1965 - 8
1971 - 6
1977 - 6
1984 - 8
1985 - 7
1986 - 12
1987 - 10
1988 - 9
1989 - 12
1990 - 11
1991 - 11
1992 - 13
1993 - 15
1994 - 22
1995 - 20
1996 - 22
1997 - 33
1998 - 36
1999 - 44
2000 - 50
2001 - 49
2002 - 37
2003 - 31
2004 - 10

Its not that I think newer movies are better, they just have better DVDs.

22 here and 2003 was my biggest year with 59 titles with some spikes in the mid 90's , and early/mid 80's.

04 - 38
03 - 59
02 - 35
01 - 26
00 - 13
99 - 13
98 - 13
97 - 8
96 - 5
95 - 11
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Mine:

Retail $9447.67 vs. actual $1888.55 (80% off retail - of course, MSRP is always higher than actual)

Currently at an average DVD price of $6.32



Stew