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The document outlines a structured analysis of a movie dataset using Pandas, including data reading, cleaning, and analysis tasks. Key findings include the identification of the highest-grossing movies, the top 250 IMDb-rated films, and the favorite actors based on user and critic reviews. The analysis serves to provide insights valuable to movie enthusiasts and industry professionals.

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The document outlines a structured analysis of a movie dataset using Pandas, including data reading, cleaning, and analysis tasks. Key findings include the identification of the highest-grossing movies, the top 250 IMDb-rated films, and the favorite actors based on user and critic reviews. The analysis serves to provide insights valuable to movie enthusiasts and industry professionals.

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Task 1: Reading and Inspection

Subtask 1.1: Import and read the movie database

We begin by importing the necessary libraries and reading the movie


dataset into a Pandas DataFrame.

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import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

# Read the movie dataset


movies = pd.read_csv("Movies.csv")

Subtask 1.2: Inspect the dataframe

We inspect the dataset to understand its structure and contents.

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# Check the number of rows and columns
print("Number of rows and columns:", movies.shape)

# Check columns with null values


print("Columns with null values:", (movies.isnull().sum() >
0).sum())

Answers to Questions:

1. There are 3821 rows and 26 columns in the dataframe.

2. Three columns have null values.

Task 2: Cleaning the Data


Subtask 2.1: Drop unnecessary columns

We drop columns that are not required for our analysis.

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columns_to_drop = [
'color', 'director_facebook_likes', 'actor_1_facebook_likes',
'actor_2_facebook_likes', 'actor_3_facebook_likes', 'actor_2_name',
'cast_total_facebook_likes', 'actor_3_name', 'duration',
'facenumber_in_poster', 'content_rating', 'country',
'movie_imdb_link', 'aspect_ratio', 'plot_keywords'
]

movies.drop(columns=columns_to_drop, inplace=True)

Answers to Questions: 3. After dropping unnecessary columns, the


dataframe contains 10 columns.

Subtask 2.2: Inspect Null values

We find the percentage of null values in each column.

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null_percentage = (movies.isnull().sum() / len(movies)) * 100

Answers to Questions: 4. The column with the highest percentage of


null values is “language”.

Subtask 2.3: Fill NaN values

We fill NaN values in the “language” column with “English”.

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movies.language.fillna("English", inplace=True)

Answers to Questions: 5. After filling NaN values, there are 3670


movies made in the English language.

Task 3: Data Analysis


Subtask 3.1: Change the unit of columns

We convert the unit of the “budget” and “gross” columns from


dollars to million dollars.

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movies.gross = movies.gross / 1000000
movies.budget = movies.budget / 1000000

Subtask 3.2: Find the movies with the highest profit

We calculate the “profit” for each movie and find the top ten
profiting movies.

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movies["Profit"] = movies.gross - movies.budget
top10 = movies.sort_values("Profit", ascending=False).head(10)

Answers to Questions: 6. The movie ranked 5th from the top in the
list is “The Avengers”.

Subtask 3.3: Find IMDb Top 250


We create a dataframe IMDb_Top_250 containing the top 250 movies
with the highest IMDb rating and where num_voted_users is greater
than 25,000.

IMDb_Top_250 = movies[(movies['imdb_score'] > 8.0) &


(movies['num_voted_users'] > 25000)]
IMDb_Top_250 = IMDb_Top_250.sort_values(by='imdb_score',
ascending=False).head(250)
IMDb_Top_250['Rank'] = range(1, IMDb_Top_250.shape[0] + 1)

Answers to Questions: 7. The bucket holding the maximum number


of movies from IMDb_Top_250 is "8 to 8.5".

Subtask 3.4: Find the critic-favorite and audience-favorite actors

We create dataframes for three actors,


namely, Meryl_Streep, Leo_Caprio, and Brad_Pitt, containing movies
where they are the lead actors. Then, we combine these dataframes,
group by actor, and find the mean of critic and user reviews.

Meryl_Streep = movies[movies["actor_1_name"] == "Meryl Streep"]


Leo_Caprio = movies[movies["actor_1_name"] == "Leonardo DiCaprio"]
Brad_Pitt = movies[movies["actor_1_name"] == "Brad Pitt"]
Combined = pd.concat([Meryl_Streep, Leo_Caprio, Brad_Pitt], axis=0)
actor_reviews =
Combined.groupby(by="actor_1_name")[["num_critic_for_reviews",
"num_user_for_reviews"]].mean()

Answers to Questions: 8 and 9

1. According to user reviews, “Leonardo DiCaprio” is the


highest-rated among the three actors.
2. According to critic reviews, “Leonardo DiCaprio” is also
the highest-rated among the three actors.

Conclusion
In this analysis, we explored a movie dataset, cleaned the data, and
conducted various analyses to find interesting insights about
movies, actors, and ratings. We discovered the highest-grossing
movies, IMDb’s top 250 movies, and the favorite actors among
critics and audiences. This analysis provides valuable information
for movie enthusiasts and industry professionals.

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