Marvel vs. DC

The dataset enables users to explore several facets, including:

1. ID: A unique identifier for each entry.
2. Title: The name of the movie or TV show.
3. Year of Release: The year the production was released, offering insights into each franchise’s timeline.
4. Genres: From Action to Sci-Fi, genres highlight the diversity of storytelling.
5. Runtime: The length of the movie or average episode duration for TV shows, providing context on the pacing of each production.
6. Age Rating: Classifications such as PG-13 or TV-MA give insight into the content’s target audience.
7. Director and Actors: Key creators and stars who contributed to the production’s success, allowing trend analysis across directorial styles and actor popularity.
8. Plot Description: A concise summary of each movie or show.
9. Audience Reception: IMDb scores and Metascores to reflect the public and critical reception.
10. Popularity and Reach: Through IMDb vote counts and financial performance, users can gauge the impact and success of each production.
11. USA Gross: Financial data illustrating the box office success of films.
12. Category: Classification as either Marvel or DC to simplify comparisons.

Enhanced Features:

• Cross-Franchise Analysis: This dataset allows for detailed comparisons across both franchises, offering a window into trends, creative differences, and audience preferences over time.
• Financial Insights: Compare box office earnings, helping to explore how these productions performed commercially.
• Critical & Popular Reception: Metascores and IMDb ratings show how both critics and audiences responded to each film or show, providing a well-rounded understanding of their success.