Decision: Thriller

 The first genre researched was thriller. These movies always seem to keep the attention of viewers, so it seemed like a good option. These movies have become more and more popular over the last few years as well, which is another reason to use this genre.  The only issue with this genre was the difficulty in starting the title sequence. Other than this, the thriller genre seemed like a good fit for the group. 


The second genre researched was action. This seemed like another great option because of the constant interest it draws. Everyone seemed a bit more interested in this genre because there were more ideas that came from it. There are more of the group's favorite movies from this genre than any other genre. This genre seemed like a better fit than the thriller genre but there was still more research to be done. 

The final genre researched was comedy. This was a last resort option in case the other two didn’t work out. Comedy movies are something everyone enjoys watching but they seemed difficult to create. There were too many loose ideas with no storyline. This made the genre too difficult and put it to the back of the list. 

Our final decision was to use the thriller genre. 



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