bookworm:

Search for trends in the dialogue of thousands of movie and TV shows, based on subtitles from Open Subtitles
Bookworm is like a lot of other word frequency sites. But unlike most, it directly incorporates links to every text searched, so you can actually see what drives changes; and it lets you customize the corpus so you can exclude texts that aren't interesting to you.
This particular instance looks at movies and TV shows. Genre, location and language information from the Internet Movie Database textfiles. Click to see the movies/TV shows where the matches are found.
For some caveats, explanations, and examples, see the accompanying blog post.

Bookworm was created by Benjamin Schmidt (Department of History, Northeastern), Matt Nicklay, Neva Cherniavsky Durand, Martin Camacho, and Erez Lieberman Aiden at the Cultural Observatory. It enables you to visually explore lexical trends. Subtitles generously provided by Open Subtitles.org and its users. If you use it in an academic publication, please include a link to bookworm.culturomics.org and this site.

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