Anaconda 2 Filmyzilla -

import sqlite3

BASE_URL = "https://www.filmyzilla.org" LIST_URL = f"BASE_URL/movies/latest/" Anaconda 2 Filmyzilla

<div class="movie-box"> <a href="/movie/12345/awesome-movie-2023"> <img src="..." alt="Awesome Movie 2023"> <h2>Awesome Movie (2023)</h2> </a> <p class="genre">Action, Thriller</p> </div> We only need the title, year, genre, and the detail‑page URL. If you register for a free TMDb API key (quick sign‑up), you can replace the scraper with: import sqlite3 BASE_URL = "https://www

def fetch_page(url): """Polite request with a small user‑agent and error handling.""" headers = "User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; FilmDataBot/0.1)" response = requests.get(url, headers=headers, timeout=10) response.raise_for_status() return response.text img src="..." alt="Awesome Movie 2023"&gt

def scrape_latest_pages(pages=5, delay=2): """Iterate over the first N pagination pages and return a list of dicts.""" movies = [] for page in range(1, pages + 1): url = f"LIST_URL?page=page" html = fetch_page(url) soup = BeautifulSoup(html, "lxml") cards = soup.find_all('div', class_='movie-box') for card in cards: movies.append(parse_movie_card(card))

python -c "import pandas, bs4, requests, sqlite3, seaborn; print('All good!')" 6.1 Understanding the Page Structure A typical Filmyzilla movie‑list URL looks like:

# Title format: "Awesome Movie (2023)" → split if '(' in title_raw and ')' in title_raw: title = title_raw.rsplit('(', 1)[0].strip() year = title_raw.rsplit('(', 1)[1].replace(')', '').strip() else: title = title_raw year = None