Film audiences
Film audiences
Frozen;
Released in November 24th this was because it is close to Christmas time. They had an opening weekend, this is the first time for the film to be tested so if it did well it will be a success
Frozen has an estimated budget of $150,000,000, and went on to gross $1,276,480,000 worldwide. Grossed USA $400,738,009.
Frozen had a very successful open weekend in the UK as it made £4.7 million in that weekend.
The film is a lot more popular with females then males it doesn't show too much information for the kids under 18 and most 18 - 29.
They would make the film for kids but also for adults as adults would be the ones taking kids to the movies to watch it.
It's they also have a simple story for kids to follow but is interesting enough to make adults enjoy it.
Frozen made $93million in the open weekend on Thanksgiving.
Exam point:
Don't just say Disney make movies for kids as they are for adults or people not in a family from them being a date night or going be to youth.
Animated and young adult films offer a simple, pure form of escapism. Disney uses the binary options to help to connect with the audience.
Worlds End
Box office:
Budget: $20,000,000
opening weekend USA: $ 8,790,237 25 August 2013, Wide release
Gross USA: $26,004,851
Cumulative World Wide gross: $46,089,287
This was very successful for a British film to go to America and make so much. this could be from how they are ready to have a high profile from the director and the actor as well as their trilogy.
Opening weekend UK: £2.1 million this being very successful in a British market.
Lot more males then females engaged with the film
It's more popular with younger viewers than the middle age men that are in it.
US viewers prefer it then the people outside it.
Classification
Worlds end:
It is a niche movie
They would appeal to teenagers that are between 16 - 20 years old.
They could also appeal to a secondary audience being older men that are in their 30s to 40s.
Social as it could be an outing with friends to watch this film.
It also would be for entertainment as the teens would want to see the action and drunk people being funny.
Frozen;
Released in November 24th this was because it is close to Christmas time. They had an opening weekend, this is the first time for the film to be tested so if it did well it will be a success
Frozen has an estimated budget of $150,000,000, and went on to gross $1,276,480,000 worldwide. Grossed USA $400,738,009.
Frozen had a very successful open weekend in the UK as it made £4.7 million in that weekend.
The film is a lot more popular with females then males it doesn't show too much information for the kids under 18 and most 18 - 29.
They would make the film for kids but also for adults as adults would be the ones taking kids to the movies to watch it.
It's they also have a simple story for kids to follow but is interesting enough to make adults enjoy it.
Frozen made $93million in the open weekend on Thanksgiving.
Exam point:
Don't just say Disney make movies for kids as they are for adults or people not in a family from them being a date night or going be to youth.
Animated and young adult films offer a simple, pure form of escapism. Disney uses the binary options to help to connect with the audience.
Worlds End
Box office:
Budget: $20,000,000
opening weekend USA: $ 8,790,237 25 August 2013, Wide release
Gross USA: $26,004,851
Cumulative World Wide gross: $46,089,287
This was very successful for a British film to go to America and make so much. this could be from how they are ready to have a high profile from the director and the actor as well as their trilogy.
Opening weekend UK: £2.1 million this being very successful in a British market.
Lot more males then females engaged with the film
It's more popular with younger viewers than the middle age men that are in it.
US viewers prefer it then the people outside it.
Classification
Worlds end:
It is a niche movie
They would appeal to teenagers that are between 16 - 20 years old.
They could also appeal to a secondary audience being older men that are in their 30s to 40s.
Social as it could be an outing with friends to watch this film.
It also would be for entertainment as the teens would want to see the action and drunk people being funny.
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