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A data set containing Pixar films, their release order, and release date.

Usage

pixar_films

Format

A data frame with 31 rows and 6 columns:

number

order of release

film

name of film (primary key)

release_date

date film premiered

run_time

film length in minutes

film_rating

rating based on Motion Picture Association (MPA) film rating system

plot

brief description of the movie plot

Details

Order of release, film name, and release date come from Wikipedia. The rest of the columns (run time, film rating, and plot) come from OMDb.

The column film is the primary key that joins with all the rest of the datasets in this package.

Examples

pixar_films
#> # A tibble: 31 × 6
#>    number film            release_date run_time film_rating plot                
#>     <int> <chr>           <date>          <dbl> <chr>       <chr>               
#>  1      1 Toy Story       1995-11-22         81 G           "A cowboy doll is p…
#>  2      2 A Bug's Life    1998-11-25         95 G           "A misfit ant, look…
#>  3      3 Toy Story 2     1999-11-24         92 G           "When Woody is stol…
#>  4      4 Monsters, Inc.  2001-11-02         92 G           "In order to power …
#>  5      5 Finding Nemo    2003-05-30        100 G           "After his son is c…
#>  6      6 The Incredibles 2004-11-05        115 PG          "While trying to le…
#>  7      7 Cars            2006-06-09        116 G           "On the way to the …
#>  8      8 Ratatouille     2007-06-29        111 G           "A rat who can cook…
#>  9      9 WALL-E          2008-06-27         98 G           "A robot who is res…
#> 10     10 Up              2009-05-29         96 PG          "78-year-old Carl F…
#> # ℹ 21 more rows
mean(pixar_films$run_time)
#> [1] 100.4839
table(pixar_films$film_rating)
#> 
#>  G PG 
#> 13 18