A film table students actually enjoy: generated titles, release years, genres, directors, ratings, runtimes and box-office gross. Made for classrooms, workshops and first-dashboard tutorials.
The small files are static downloads. The large ones are generated in your browser from the same fixed seed, so every copy of movies-100000.csv on earth is byte-identical — reproducible test data with no 60 MB download.
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| title | year | genre | director | rating | runtime_min | gross_usd |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Crimson Harbor | 1983 | Thriller | Ian Reyes | 6.4 | 181 | 105839887 |
| Paper Lanterns | 2023 | Thriller | Ines Park | 5.6 | 74 | 395484515 |
| Midnight Ledger | 2023 | Animation | Tess Park | 8.8 | 112 | 348719218 |
| Midnight Ledger | 1988 | Drama | Mia Okafor | 3.7 | 87 | 63881988 |
| The Last Cartographer | 1980 | Comedy | Sam Silva | 6.1 | 114 | 275508835 |
| Glass Orchard | 1976 | Comedy | Yuki Novak | 3.3 | 129 | 3229704 |
| A Theory of Rain | 1982 | Sci-Fi | Liam Silva | 6.2 | 102 | 298460813 |
| The Seventh Tide | 2007 | Romance | Ravi Dubois | 9.3 | 102 | 59051505 |
| column | description |
|---|---|
title | Film title (fictional) |
year | Release year |
genre | Primary genre |
director | Director (synthetic) |
rating | Audience rating (0–10 scale) |
runtime_min | Runtime in minutes |
gross_usd | Worldwide gross (USD) |
Titles are generated two-word combinations ("The Crimson Harbor", "Silent Meridian") — recognizable as movies, but fictional, so there are no licensing or accuracy arguments.
Ratings, runtimes and gross sit in sensible ranges with enough spread for histograms, scatter plots and top-N lists to look good.
Good for: Teaching sort/filter/aggregate basics · First-dashboard tutorials · Scatter plots (rating vs gross).
License: CC0 / public domain — use it anywhere, no attribution needed.
No — titles, directors and numbers are all generated. That's deliberate: you can publish screenshots and homework with it freely, and nobody can quibble about a wrong box-office figure.
CC0 (public domain). Use it in tutorials, tests, courses, screenshots and products — no attribution required.
Yes — every size is generated from a fixed seed, so the same file is byte-identical for everyone, forever. Reproducible tests, stable teaching materials.