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In this genre, stories are set in fictional universes and involve magical elements and mythical creatures. Example Film: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

This genre aims to document reality, primarily for the purposes of instruction, education, or maintaining a historical record. Example Film: Bowling for Columbine

Focuses on historical events, often depicting a particular period meticulously and with attention to detail. Example Film: Braveheart

A genre that focuses on humor and tends to have light-hearted stories designed to amuse. Example Film: Superbad

A genre that uses suspense, tension, and excitement as the main elements. Example Film: Se7en

Features songs sung by the characters that are interwoven into the narrative, often with choreographed dance sequences. Example Film: La La Land

Focuses on the efforts of a detective or other individual to solve a crime or complex situation. Example Film: Knives Out

Films created by photographing a series of drawings, models, or even computer-generated images to give the illusion of movement. Example Film: Toy Story

A subgenre combining humor with a focus on romantic relationships. Example Film: Crazy Rich Asians

Centers on an epic journey or quest, often involving a search for treasure or other goals in exotic locales. Example Film: Raiders of the Lost Ark

A genre characterized by emphasis on exciting physical activities, often with chases, fights, and explosions. Example Film: Die Hard

Known as Sci-Fi, this genre typically deals with imaginative and futuristic concepts such as advanced science and technology. Example Film: Blade Runner

Tells the life story of a real person, focusing on the various stages of their life and significant events. Example Film: Gandhi

A genre that focuses on the planning, execution, and aftermath of a crime, often from the perspective of the criminals or law enforcement. Example Film: The Godfather

Centers on stories about warfare, typically focusing on battles, prisoners of war, military training, or life during wartime. Example Film: Saving Private Ryan

Typically set in the American Old West and characterized by frontier justice, cowboys, and standoffs. Example Film: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

This genre deals with emotional human relationships, often with realistic characters facing emotionally charged conflicts. Example Film: The Shawshank Redemption

Characterized by a dark, cynical attitude, and classic crime and detective elements, often in a stylish urban setting. Example Film: Double Indemnity

This genre aims to create a sense of fear, dread, or horror in the audience, often featuring supernatural elements. Example Film: The Exorcist