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Created on Jan 31, 2020

Each summer blockbuster from 1990 onward is drawn as a flower, with bloom size mapped to IMDb rating and petal count to vote totals, while petal shape and color encode the film’s MPAA rating and genre. The SVG scene is built with D3 v4 inside a React page, using cubic Bézier path definitions for petals and leaves, a Gaussian blur filter for subtle motion, and multiply blend modes for overlapping color mixing. Movie metadata comes from the bundled `movies.json` file, with each flower positioned chronologically down a tall scrolling canvas.

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