Counting cinema: personal watch logs and yearly tallies, box-office weekend totals, franchise film counts and the stats behind what the world watches.
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What Moviecounter Does
Counts what cinema produces: personal watch logs and yearly tallies, box-office totals, franchise counts and runtime math — film as numbers.
Tracking every film you see — and what a year of entries reveals about you.
Annual counts, monthly averages and personal records worth chasing.
Reading weekend grosses and all-time charts without being misled.
Which series have the most entries — and the most hours to catch up on.
The honest hours a director's full filmography demands.
Your 100th, 500th and 1,000th film — counted and celebrated properly.
How Moviecounter Works
One entry per viewing — date, title, verdict. The habit takes fifteen seconds.
Totals by month, genre and decade turn a diary into a portrait of your taste.
Set next year's target against this year's tally — or against the box office's biggest weekend.
About
Moviecounter — Movies, by the numbers Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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Any method you'll keep: a diary app, a spreadsheet, a notebook. Date, title and a one-line verdict is a complete entry.
Your counter, your rules — most trackers count them separately so both numbers stay meaningful: films seen, and viewings total.
No. Gross is tickets sold; theaters and distributors take shares, and marketing sits on top of the production budget. Profit hides several layers down.
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