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declanrjb OP t1_j1b0b6h wrote

Data: rottentomatoes.com and boxofficemojo.com/chart/top_lifetime_gross/?area=XWW as of 12/20/22. Movies with fewer than 50 ratings in either category not shown. Data compiled and plotted using R tidyverse and ggplot2.

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Setty4U t1_j1b6uz5 wrote

Good data, but I hate that the top four are inverted.

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jbobeffrey t1_j1b93vv wrote

Cool! Can someone smarter than me tell me how much those correlate based on the chart?

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TheBlueChewy t1_j1bds80 wrote

It looks like very few mistakes are made when choosing a high ranked movie on Rotten Tomatoes as big ranked movies there mean big box office earnings. Also, only a few low ranked movies on RTomatoes had a big box office earning.

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mjnuismer t1_j1bmzom wrote

I wanna know what those outlier big blue dots are. Big differences between Audience score and Tomato score.

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bewitchedbumblebee t1_j1c0knp wrote

I wonder if the box office earnings are adjusted for inflation.

A movie that sold a million tickets in 1982, and a movie that sold a million tickets in 2020 each sold a million tickets, but the 2020 movie's box office earnings will be significantly larger.

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declanrjb OP t1_j1c2cy9 wrote

The two giant ones in the upper right quadrant are Avatar and Avengers: Endgame, respectively, if that's what you mean. I was trying to make it interactive at one point so you could hover over a dot for movie title, but I'm just a hobbyist and I haven't figured out how to do it yet. I'd be happy to post the full csv at some point though so people can look up individual titles.

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declanrjb OP t1_j1c2nap wrote

The data set I used in this case is not adjusted, if it were the list would be quite different (Gone with the Wind and A New Hope would still be at the top by a lot), so that would be an interesting one to run through at some point.

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bagelslice2 t1_j1c8gcb wrote

He said what are the outliers with a big difference between audience and tomato score. It seems like you just focused on “big blue dots” and posted a link to a list. I’d also like to know, thanks

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Sweaty-Willingness27 t1_j1cfxx5 wrote

Ran it through a Perl script and these are the top ten differences:

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Title audience score tomato meter
The Battle at Lake Changjin 100 36
Dolittle 76 15
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil 95 39
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 69 14
Bad Boys II 78 23
Gone in 60 Seconds 77 25
Patch Adams 73 22
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls 72 21
Grown Ups 62 11
Venom 2018 80 29
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Query_Prone t1_j1djfeq wrote

Is this an interactive model that can be published?

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