Da gestern Abend die Oscar-Verleihung stattfand, dachte ich, es wäre ein guter Zeitpunkt, ein kleines Datenprojekt vorzustellen, an dem ich in den letzten Wochen gearbeitet habe.
Bild 1 zeigt einige Statistiken aus dem Datensatz und Bild 2 zeigt die Top 100 Filme der letzten 26 Jahre.
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I started this project mostly because I’m always looking for new movies to watch. I’ve gone through a lot of the usual “top movie” lists (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, etc.), and I wanted another way to discover films I might have missed.
So I started collecting results from major awards and festivals (Oscars, Cannes, Venice, Berlin, BAFTA, Sundance, and a few others) and built a dataset around it.
Each film earns points for wins, nominations, and festival selections, with bigger programs weighted more heavily. The idea isn’t really to say which films are “better”, but to see which ones received recognition across many different awards and festivals. The dataset currently includes 3,124 films from 2000 to 2026.
The scoring system is obviously subjective, so this isn’t meant to be a definitive ranking. It’s mostly a way to explore how recognition accumulates across the awards circuit and maybe show some interesting films to watch.
You can see how different some years are. Some have a clear winner, while others have several films with very similar scores. That’s what the dominance chart in the infographic is trying to show.
Curious if the top 100 surprised people, or if there are films here you’d strongly recommend watching.