1997 · Drama / Romance
Titanic
+20% more action-packed than the average Drama film
MOST SAID jack · rose · sir
Fun Facts
9,061
unique people spotted (78% of frames)
453
unique chairs spotted (4% of frames)
446
unique ties spotted (4% of frames)
135
unique boats spotted (2% of frames)
73
unique vases spotted (1% of frames)
123
unique cups spotted (1% of frames)
123
unique wine glasses spotted (1% of frames)
84
unique potted plants spotted (1% of frames)
81
unique clocks spotted (1% of frames)
64
unique dining tables spotted (1% of frames)
92.8%
of the movie takes place at night
Features 460 dog appearances
On Screen
Full character breakdown →Movie DNA
Darkness
?Average frame brightness sampled every 5th frame using YOLO. 0 = pitch black, 100 = fully lit. Frames below a luminance threshold are classified as 'dark'.Dark
77.8% dark
Action
?Blend of average and peak optical flow across all frames. Measures how much the camera and subjects are moving — not just cuts.Moderate
Intensity: 4.8
Social
?Average number of people detected per frame by YOLOv8 object detection. Reflects crowd density and how often characters share the frame.Social
2.01 people/min
Setting
?Indoor vs outdoor ratio, classified per frame from visual cues (walls, ceilings, sky, horizon lines) by the object detection model.Indoor
95.6% of scenes indoors
Visual
?Number of distinct object classes detected across all frames (e.g. cars, phones, weapons, animals). Higher = more varied visual vocabulary.High
76 object types
Pacing
?Cuts per minute derived from scene segmentation. Each scene boundary is detected by a sharp change in visual features between consecutive frames.Dynamic
0.5 cuts/min
DNA Fingerprint
Full profile →vs. Genre Average
Average Drama film — based on 5 titles
Color Palette
warm · mutedDominant colors sampled across 11,691 frames
Overall
Empty scenes
General scenes
Intimate scenes
Night scenes
Outdoor scenes
Act Breakdown
Act 1 (0-25%)
Scene 1 of 4
Act 2a (25-50%)
Scene 2 of 4
Act 2b (50-75%)
Scene 3 of 4
Act 3 (75-100%)
Scene 4 of 4
Pacing Highlights
Most Intense Minute
The busiest 60 seconds in the film by continuous motion activity
1:01:06
timestamp
82
motion score (0–100)
Calmest Sequences
Best times for a popcorn break
Dialogue Deep-Dive
Dialogue vs Silence
Dialogue by Act
Most Spoken Words
Profanity Counter
1 every 400s
Audio Profile
Longest Silence Moments
Cinematography — Motion, Brightness & People Arc
Motion, Brightness & People Arc
All values on a 0–100 scale. Brightness = scene lighting level. Motion = camera and subject activity. People = relative screen presence (normalized to peak).
Top Detected Objects
View Characters →Bars show % of frames the object appeared in. Hover for total detection count and unique tracked instances.
Person detected in 78% of frames — 2.0 avg per frame. Shown separately; excluded from the chart below.
Top Detected Objects
Average Scene Duration by Type
Scene Duration
Scene Distribution
Each bar shows the % of frames where that characteristic was detected. A frame can have multiple labels — brightness (Dark/Bright), setting (Indoor/Outdoor), people (Empty/Crowd), and motion (Action/Chase). Percentages do not add up to 100%.
Scene Distribution
Similar DNA
Films with the closest visual and audio fingerprint — ranked by cosine similarity across 8 cinematic dimensions.
