These are some metrics for my movie reviews. This way how I'm reviewing things has some additional perspective.

Average Ratings

• Average Review I gave in a year. This line indicates all times I've been able to identify when I've done a review - this could be only ratings (when I was tracking ratings on IMDb for instance), or full on reviews (like things now).
• Average Review for Items of a Given Year. This line indicates the average review for everything I've reviewed of a given year, so there will be a larger swing with the older reviews, because chances are I've only reviewed one or two films from that timeframe.

Number of Reviews

• Number of Items Reviewed for a Given Year. This is the count of items from a given year that I've reviewed. It's slanted more to the newer things because there's a lot more recent stuff accessible than older things.

Number of Reviews

• Number of Items Reviewed in a Given Year. This is the count of items I've reviewed in a given year. Since I watch movies in theaters sometimes, that means some percentage of movies I review will be from the same year.

Average Rating of my Reviews

Number of Items Reviewed in a Given Year. Generally, my rating system plays out along these lines:
• An awful experience of a film is a 1-2/10
• A film that is poor or boring is 3-4/10
• A standard eh kind of film is a 5-6/10 (a lot of solid action films are 6/10).
• a good overall film is a 7-8/10
• an excellent film between a 9-10/10.
So my expectation for a given year is in the 7/10 rating area.