Bubble Chart Experiment

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Bubble Chart Experiment

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Last edited Jul 1, 2017

Created on Jul 1, 2017

This bubble chart visualizes 2017 box-office earnings for the top 50 domestic films, encoding gross revenue as bubble area and critical reception (Rotten Tomatoes score) as color. Built with D3 v4, it renders as an animated SVG scatterplot: each bubble is positioned by release week, with size mapping to box-office take and hue indicating Tomatometer ratings. The chart animates on load, and the underlying data from bo2017c.csv is displayed via tooltips.

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