In your collection, what is your dryest year?

[mcvitie]

Out of a total of just over 1,200 Blurays and DVDs ranging from 1916-2017 I surprising only have 1 film made 1970

[glennstl]

Out of my about 200, I have very few from the 1990s.

[AmishParadise]

Here's my breakdown at present.

All Years


1930's


1940's


1950's


1960's


1970's


1980's


1990's


2000's


2010's


(For more statistics on my collection hit up the link below in my forum signature.)

[HD Goofnut]

https://www.blu-ray.com/community/pi...0s*1930s*1920s

[dig311dug]

1910...

wait, I have one cartoon from 1907...

so the 00's (19)

[mcvitie]

Me likes the graph stats. Didn't know you could do that. Is that a bluray.com my collection thang? whip:

[edwn1220]

https://www.blu-ray.com/community/pi...0s*1950s*1940s

I don't have any BD titles older than the two produced in the 1940's (Fantasia and the Superman cartoons included in the Superman Motion Picture Anthology)

[svenge]

As one might imagine with a collection whose pie chart is tilted a bit towards the current millennium, the 1970s and prior are pretty barren. That said, the three most recent years of which I don't have any movies at all are 1978, 1969, and 1960.

[L'armée des ombres]

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[Jexes23]

It’s technically the 20’s but that’s sort of unfair because there aren’t that many transfers in that age and they are a bit of a novelty. So out of the other years the 70’s are the leanest. And interestingly even though I’m 33 the majority of my films are from the 40’s.

[monwobbbo]

plenty of years that i have none. nothing prior to 1930 and only 5 titles from the 30s. of course i don't have 1000+ titles so no surprise that there are years with no titles. i pretty much only collect horror titles from the 30s and 40s so years that really didn't have many or any titles will likely remain empty.

[Majin Blu]

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I don't have any movies before 1920.
Oldest movies I have are 1920 and 1927.

[IronChefJebus]

From DVD Profiler



Stats by Decade

[The Great Owl]

[thecooldud]

Well I'm not really a fan of pre-70s movies, but from 70 onwards the driest year has got to be... 2009. I can't even think of anything besides Harry Potter 6 from that year, and that's my least favourite of that series!

[Leterface]

Interesting stats, thx. Will check my latest records when getting home from work.

[Dailyan]

I did 50s-00s because I feel I don't have enough for the 20s, 30s 40s and 10s to have a "dry" year (the 10s aren't even finished yet and I have only one film from 1929). I also did my most represented year as well; some of them surprised me.
50s:
Most: 1955 (6)
Least: 1950 and 1951 (0)

60s:
Most: 1968 (10)
Least: 1967 (2)

70s:
Most: 1971 (11)
Least: 1972 (2)

80s:
Most: 1984 (9)
Least: 1983 (1)

90s:
Most: 1993, 1994, 1995 (10)
Least: 1991 (4)

00s:
Most: 2001 (13)
Least: 2000 and 2008 (4)

[traths]

I only have two blu-rays from the 1920's so that would be my dryest decade.

[Thomas Irwin]

Originally Posted by traths

I only have two blu-rays from the 1920's so that would be my dryest decade.

Same here. The Ten Commandments and Wings. Metropolis is still on my wish list.

[shinobipopcorn]

I only have Snow White representing the 1930s on blu, so we'll go with that. I do own Wizard of Oz, but it's a DVD.

The 40s does much better, with Pinocchio, Dumbo, Bambi, Saludos Amigos/Three Caballeros double pack, and the Ichabod/Fun and Fancy Free/Reluctant Dragon three pack.