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    Blockbuster Syndrome and the Jaws Introduction The Hollywood at the moment is dominated by large media corporations. The way things work in this scenario is that movie makers most of the times are responsible to their stakeholders. These stakeholders want movies to make profit out of their “investments. The growing obsession of the industry with massive scale productions and profits is called Blockbuster syndrome. During the 80’s and 90’s specially, this phenomena was catching up with the movie…

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    With American big blockbuster and independent films (Indies), there are many factors that contribute to the production of each. Even though both types of films can be great there are similarities and difference in the way they are made. The budget, cast, and film production concept are the biggest factors I will expand upon. The biggest difference between independent movies and big production movies is the budget the film is allotted. While in the comedy “22 Jump Street”, the budget was 65…

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    Have you ever wanted to catch an illegal alien? That’s exactly what director, Steven Spielberg was attempting to do in the blockbuster film E.T. extra-terrestrial. At the time of its release, E.T. was ahead of its time and drew record crowds. The score was written by the famous composer John Williams and won an Academy Award for best Score 1982. The music in E.T. the extra-terrestrial establishes the exciting and frantic mood the characters are feeling and foreshadows the action in the upcoming…

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    Long-run Business Decisions Report Compare the success of Netflix with the failure of Blockbuster discuss how the success of failure is explained due to the quality of management of a macroeconomic factor. Netflix Netflix’s IPO in 2002 was the first public company whose business plan focused on consumer experience and needs. When co-founder Reed Hastings had to pay $40 dollars in late fees for Apollo 13 he came up with a subscription model that removed this negative aspect. Initially operating…

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    Be or Not to Be” soliloquy. The five movies in mention are the Branagh, Gibson, Blockbuster, Olivier, and Doran’s versions. In the five movies the camera angle, actions of Hamlet, and the music do well at producing emotion in the viewer. But only one is superior to all. The Branagh version is the most effective in conveying the full meaning of the “To Be or Not to Be” soliloquy while comparing to the Gibson, Blockbuster, Olivier, and Doran’s version. The camera angle is very important in a film,…

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    directors has been successful over the years. Studios only see the movies as a success if earns a lot of money at the box office if the movie is good it's plus but overall that's what studios want. In “Why Studios Are Hiring Indie Directors For Blockbusters” a article written by Sam Aberdeen hints that hiring new directors has been successful. “The success rate seems to be more in favor of the directors, though, and there's a huge plug to this practice: successful films equal higher exposure for…

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    During its prime, Blockbuster was the giant that dominated the movie and entertainment rental industry. The practice of driving to a store and renting a movie to watch at home was a ritual enjoyed by many across a broad range of age groups and demographics. The gold standard of in-home entertainment was destined to change with the times, and Blockbuster’s failure to adapt to changing market lead to its demise. Stephen Gandel, details the downfall of Blockbuster in an article written in Time…

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    have fallen short and the success of our pictures has been moderate. To address our performance in the market and surpass investment goals we must strive to offer top decile entertainment and blockbuster movie offerings. To guide us in developing a higher level of entertainment and potential blockbuster production we compiled data from the top 50 movies during the years of 1937 - 2012. Box office receipts can give us insight into what is happening in the theater market and how manage our…

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    Anderson theory saying how is not the long tail but the blockbusters strategy that helps to make the big investments. Elberse claims that most profitable business strategy is from blockbuster hit and not the long tail because companies are not spreading lots of money across many products hoping to get a hit. I agree and disagree with her claim “long tail” doesn’t provide much unless the consumer knows what they are after. For example, blockbuster, trends…

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    For instance, the six positive practices can be applied to the video hire industry, in particular the Blockbuster retail store. Blockbuster runs a video rental (such as video games, movies, DVD’s etc.) services. Blockbuster appears to be an organisation that cares about their employees. Blockbuster stores are usually small, depending on the location, suburbs. A former member (Mr X) from Blockbuster (located in his local area) describes his working experience there as inspiring, and enjoyable.…

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