This is one of the coolest interactive movie graphs we’ve seen.
Here’s a look at how movies have fared at the box office, after adjusting for inflation.
Link: The Ebb and Flow of Movies
[via: Andrew Sullivan]
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I’ve seen it before, but yet, it’s quite interesting… Really, 2007 was the most succesful year in cinema history; just compare 2007 to 1987.
And yet the movie industry is complaining how bad they are doing because of people pirating the films. Pathetic!