10 Facts About online movies That Will Instantly Put You in a Good Mood

Posted by Cassi on April 22nd, 2021

Types of Movies

The categories of movies fall into five main categories: adventure, comedy, drama, science fiction, and horror. They also can be classified according to the level of violence they incorporate. Action movies, for instance, are classified as thrillers, war movies as war thrillers, and comedies as comedies. Action movies typically require action as a major component, while comedies require some kind of moral or emotional resolution or conflict resolution.

Thriller movies generally deal with murder, suspense, and/or romance. The sub-genre is particularly popular among teens who enjoy watching thrillers. Typical elements in a thriller movie are intense combat scenes, a killer or victims seemingly getting away with the crime, a twist, a secret meeting, and the audience expecting more of the same. Thriller movies tend to be box-office successes and have an audience expecting more of the same. Examples of this sub-genre include Hostel, Saw, and American Sniper.

Comedy movie genres are similar to action movies in that they usually deal with twists, a killer or victims, and a secret meeting or action. Comedy movie themes tend to be light-hearted and contain few characters or minimal action. Typical elements in comedies include a strong central character, frequent witty dialogue, and the odd mixture of people in the group being absurdly fun. Examples include Superbad, The Breakfast Club, The Hangover, and Pineapple Fever. Themes in these movies may be a variety of life experiences for the characters.

Drama movie genres are about conflict or dramatic themes such as death, romance, and others. They can deal with serious events or be comedies with a light-hearted spin. Examples include Kill Bill, Begins With You, and Man on the Moon. Themes in these films may be war, love, and legal issues.

Action movies have intense action with intense fighting between good and evil, while supporting characters are usually good. The main conflict is usually not about a human vs. machine fight. It is usually about something that happens to the protagonist. Common elements in action movies are intense combat, chase scenes, and one-liners. Examples include Die Hard, Batman, and Spider Man.

Psychological thrillers are all about psychological suspense, often focusing on the fear of being scared. Examples include horror movies such as The Shining, Halloween, and The Ring. The sub-genre focuses on psychological fears and issues instead of the more graphic violent scenes. Some of the most famous examples include The Exorcist, The Shining, and Rosemary.