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Just because someone is aware of a film doesn't mean they want to see it. That's where interest comes in. Unlike the other metrics on The Quorum, which are expressed as a percentage, interest is on a scale. We ask people to gauge their interest in a film from 0 to 10. The numbers below represent the average score of all respondents. As a rule of thumb, a score above 6.0 is desirable. As for tentpoles, a score above 6.5 is best.
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InterestAll Upcoming Releases |
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Rank | Title | Date | Dist | Group | General | Frq. | Infrq. |
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ANIMATION/FAMILY: ANIMATED AND LIVE-ACTION FILMS TARGETING A FAMILY AUDIENCE
DC/M CU: FILMS FROM THE DC OR MARVEL UNIVERSES
HORROR: HORROR FILMS
TENTPOLE: SEQUELS WITH A BUDGET ABOVE $100M THAT ARE NOT PART OF DC/MCU
SEQUEL: SEQUELS TO FILMS WITH A BUDGET UNDER $100M
KNOWN IP: ORIGINAL FILMS BASED ON WIDELY KNOWN IP OR REMAKES OR SEQUELS MORE THAN TEN YEARS AFTER THE PREVIOUS FILM.
ORIGINAL – HIGH: ORIGINAL FILMS NOT BASED ON WIDELY KNOWN IP WITH A PRODUCTION BUDGET OVER $50M
ORIGINAL – LOW: ORIGINAL FILMS NOT BASED ON WIDELY KNOWN IP WITH A PRODUCTION BUDGET BELOW $50M
Groups are in a hierarchy.
A film may belong to multiple groups but will be placed in the one that sits highest in the hierarchy. For example, SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE PART 1 qualifies as ANIMATION/FAMILY and DC/MCU, but it is allocated to the ANIMATION/FAMILY group since that group sits higher in the hierarchy. Likewise, HALLOWEEN ENDS is both HORROR and a SEQUEL, but it belongs to the HORROR group since that is higher in the hierarchy.