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16000+ Movies 1910-2024 (Metacritic) Dataset

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AAri Schechter
Last edited Sep 11, 2024
Created on Sep 4, 2024

This example displays the first row of a 10,000-movie Metacritic dataset as a JSON object in a preformatted block, showcasing fields like title, rating, duration, and genres. It uses a React-based framework with WebGL rendering, parsing the CSV through a custom data import and converting numeric strings to numbers with unary plus operators. The visualization serves as a static data preview, highlighting the dataset structure before any analysis or charting is performed.

AI-generated description

The Movies Dataset, loaded and parsed as CSV.

Dataset Description This dataset contains detailed information on over 16,000 movies released between 1910 and 2024, along with their corresponding Metacritic ratings. The dataset is an extensive collection for film enthusiasts, researchers, and data scientists interested in exploring trends in cinema over more than a century.

I cut this dataset down to 10,000 entries instead of 16,000 to reduce size

Key Features: Title: The name of the movie. Release Date: The official release date of the movie. Description: A brief synopsis or critical overview of the film. Rating: The average Metacritic score, providing an indication of the movie’s critical reception. Number of Persons Voted: The number of individuals who rated the movie on Metacritic. Directed by: The director(s) of the movie. Written by: The screenwriter(s) responsible for the movie’s script. Duration: The runtime of the movie. Genres: The genre(s) the movie falls under, such as Drama, Comedy, or Action.

TASKS

  1. I want to understand the overall trend of movie ratings throughout the years
  2. I want to be able to visualize the data organized by rating
  3. I want to analyze the association between the film's duration and its rating
  4. I want to identify the most highly rated genres and directors based on the rating
  5. I want to evaluate the correlation between the number of voters and the rating
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