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Marvel Vs DC: Movie And TV Show Dataset

A Comparative Analysis of Movies and TV Shows: Genre, Ratings, Cast, and Box Off

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About this Dataset

Marvel Vs DC: Movie And TV Show Dataset

This dataset provides a detailed comparison between Marvel and DC movies and TV shows, covering various attributes such as titles, release years, genres, runtimes, age ratings, directors, and main actors. It includes audience reception metrics like IMDb scores, votes, and critic reviews via Metascore, as well as financial data like USA gross earnings. The dataset allows for an in-depth analysis of the differences and similarities between Marvel and DC productions, making it a valuable resource for examining trends in genre, performance, and audience reception within the superhero entertainment industry.

Description of all the features (columns) present in the dataset:

  1. ID: A unique identifier for each entry in the dataset.
  2. Movie: The title of the movie or TV show.
  3. Year: The year of release for the movie or TV show. In some cases, this may also indicate an ongoing series.
  4. Genre: The genre(s) of the movie or TV show. This can include multiple genres like Action, Adventure, Drama, etc.
  5. RunTime: The runtime of the movie or TV show. This is typically measured in minutes. For TV shows, this might represent the average duration of an episode.
  6. Rating: The age rating assigned to the movie or TV show, such as PG, TV-14, etc., indicating the suitability of content for different audiences.
  7. Director: The name of the director(s) responsible for the movie or TV show.
  8. Actor: A list of main actors/actresses featured in the movie or TV show.
  9. Description: A brief synopsis or summary of the plot or main theme of the movie or TV show.
  10. IMDB_Score: The rating score assigned by users on IMDb, reflecting the general audience's opinion of the movie or TV show.
  11. Metascore: A score aggregated from critic reviews, often used as a measure of critical reception.
  12. Votes: The number of votes the movie or TV show has received on IMDb.
  13. USA_Gross: The gross earnings (in USD) of the movie in the USA. This is typically relevant for theatrical releases.
  14. Category: A categorical feature indicating whether the movie or TV show belongs to the Marvel or DC universe.

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