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Budget: $10,900,000 (estimated)

UK TAKINGS

Opening Weekend: $690,801

Total: $3,038,702 (to August 10 2014)

US TAKINGS

Opening Weekend: $106,578

Total: $10,726,630 (to August 28 2014)

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Product:

Belle

Price:

Cinema ticket cost (2014 adult average): £6.72

DVD cost (as of January 2015): £7.00

Download cost (SD): £7.99

Placement:

Screens from Opening Weekend

UK (13 June 2014): 408
US (4 May 2014):4

UK TV premiere (excluding pay per view): Not yet broadcast

UK terrestrial premiere: Not yet broadcast

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·       Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Dido Elizabeth Belle

·       Tom Wilkinson as William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield

·       Miranda Richardson as Lady Ashford

·       Penelope Wilton as Lady Mary Murray

·       Sam Reid as John Davinier

·       Matthew Goode as Captain Sir John Lindsay

·       Emily Watson as Lady Elizabeth Mansfield

·       Sarah Gadon as Lady Elizabeth Murray

·       Tom Felton as James Ashford

·       Alex Jennings as Lord Ashford

·       James Norton as Oliver Ashford

·       James Northcote as Mr Vaughan

·       Bethan Mary-James as Mabel

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SYNOPSIS

Belle is inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), the illegitimate mixed race daughter of Admiral Sir John Lindsay (Matthew Goode). Raised by her aristocratic great-uncle Lord Mansfield (Tom Wilkinson) and his wife (Emily Watson), Belle's lineage affords her certain privileges, yet her status prevents her from the traditions of noble social standing. While her cousin Elizabeth (Sarah Gadon) chases suitors for marriage, Belle is left on the sidelines wondering if she will ever find love. After meeting an idealistic young vicar's son bent on changing society, he and Belle help shape Lord Mansfield's role as Lord Chief Justice to end slavery in England.

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·       80th Academy Awards- Best Original Screenplay (Diablo Cody)
·       BAFTAs- Best Original Screenplay
·       Canadian Comedy Awards (2008)- Best Actress (Ellen Page) Best Director (Jason Reitman)
·       Independent Spirit Awards 2007- Best Feature, Best Female Lead (Ellen Page), Best First Screenplay (Diablo Cody)
·       National Board of Review- Best Breakthrough Performance – Female (Ellen Page), Best Original Screenplay (Diablo Cody)
·       Writers Guild of America Awards Best Original Screenplay (Diablo Cody)

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Budget: $7,500,000
UK TAKINGS

Opening Weekend: $3,895,175

Total: $19,223,726 (to February 1 2009)

US TAKINGS

Opening Weekend: $413,869

Total: $143,495,265 (to June 19 2008)

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As an indie film, actors famous for appearing on television shows rather than from other films were used, to make the most of their popularity but cost less than big stars.

Similar to other films, teaser posters containing just Juno’s jumper and other clues were released before the main posters began appearing (see above).

Hamburger phones, as seen in the film, were sent to journalists and critics as an incentive to review the films. Bigger films would not need to do this as much as the film itself is reward enough. Certain publications across the world were also given a number of these to use in promotional giveaways. These went on to be worth a lot of money on eBay after the film achieved cult status.

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Product:

Juno

Price:

Cinema ticket cost (2007 adult average): £5.20

DVD cost (as of January 2015): £4.13

Download cost (SD): £6.99

Placement:

Screens from Opening Weekend

UK (10 February 2008): 363

US (9 December 2007): 7

UK TV premiere (excluding pay per view): March 2009, Sky Movies

UK terrestrial premiere: Sunday 26 September 2010, Channel 4

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·       Ellen Page as Juno MacGuf

·       Michael Cera as Paulie Bleeker, the father of Juno's child

·       Jennifer Garner as Vanessa Loring, Mark's wife and the prospective adoptive mother of Juno's child

·       Jason Bateman as Mark Loring, Vanessa's husband and the prospective adoptive father of Juno's child

·       Allison Janney as Bren MacGuff, Juno's stepmother

·       J. K. Simmons as Mac MacGuff, Juno's father

·       Olivia Thirlby as Leah, Juno's friend

·       Candice Accola as Amanda

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SYNOPSIS

"When a teenage girl is faced with an unexpected pregnancy, she enlists the aid of her best friend in finding the unborn child a suitable home in this coming-of-age comedy drama from Thank You for Smoking director Jason Reitman. Juno (Ellen Page) may seem wise beyond her years, but after sleeping with classmate Bleeker (Michael Cera), the pregnant teen quickly realizes how little she really knows about life. Thankfully, Juno has been blessed with parents (J.K. Simmons and Allison Janney) who trust their daughter's judgment, and a best friend named Leah (Olivia Thirlby), who's always willing to help out in a pinch. With a little help from Leah, Juno soon comes into contact with Mark (Jason Bateman) and Vanessa (Jennifer Garner) -- an affluent suburban couple who have been unable to conceive a child of their own. Mark and Vanessa seem like they would make great parents, and are eager to adopt Juno's unborn child. Now, as adolescent Juno is faced with a series of very adult decisions, she will draw on the support of her family and friends in order to discover who she truly is, and discover that one bad choice can have a lifetime of consequences."

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A mass viral campaign was started in the run-up to the release of The Dark Knight Rises to ensure the success of the film.

It started with fake ‘leaked documents’ being released to newspapers and magazines, containing information about government forces and a special operation.

Following this, a special website was launched featuring a map of special screenings of Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol, which started with a six-minute prologue of The Dark Knight Rises. This prologue revealed Bane and put the leaked documents into context. However, the website crashed numerous times but did create a buzz whilst at the same time, t-shirts were sent to various press outlets with a map of Gotham.

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Los Angeles Times Ke nneth Turan Jul 18, 2012

"Potent, persuasive and hypnotic, The Dark Knight Rises has us at its mercy. A disturbing experience we live through as much as a film we watch, this dazzling conclusion to director Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is more than an exceptional superhero movie, it is masterful filmmaking by any standard."

Empire Nev Pierce Jul 16, 2012

"With spectacle in abundance and sexiness in (supporting) parts, this is superhero filmmaking on an unprecedented scale. Rises may lack the surprise of Begins or the anarchy of Knight, but it makes up for that in pure emotion."

The Hollywood Reporter Todd McCarthyJul 16, 2012

"Makes everything in the rival Marvel universe look thoroughly silly and childish. Entirely enveloping and at times unnerving in a relevant way one would never have imagined, as a cohesive whole this ranks as the best of Nolan's trio, even if it lacks -- how could it not? -- an element as unique as Heath Ledger's immortal turn in The Dark Knight. It's a blockbuster by any standard."

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The following items were released around the film’s release:

T-shirts, Action figures, Masks and costumes, Mugs, Bobble heads, Phone accessories, Computer accessories and a Soundtrack

A DVD, Blu-Ray and download were then later made available.

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Budget: $250,000,000

UK TAKINGS

Opening Weekend: $22,439,915

Total: $90,264,170 (to December 9 2012)

US TAKINGS

Opening Weekend: $160,887,295

Total: $448,139,099 (to December 13 2012)

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Product:

The Dark Knight Rises

Price:

Cinema ticket cost (2012 adult average): £6.37

DVD cost (as of January 2015): £4.99

Download cost (SD): £6.99

Placement:

Screens from Opening Weekend

UK (22 July 2012): 594
US (22 July 2012): 4,404

UK TV premiere (excluding pay per view): August 2013, Sky Movies

UK terrestrial premiere: Not yet broadcast

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Overview

"It has been eight years since Batman (Christian Bale), in collusion with Commissioner Gordon (Gary Oldman), vanished into the night. Assuming responsibility for the death of Harvey Dent, Batman sacrificed everything for what he and Gordon hoped would be the greater good. However, the arrival of a cunning cat burglar (Anne Hathaway) and a merciless terrorist named Bane (Tom Hardy) force Batman out of exile and into a battle he may not be able to win."

CAST

·       Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne/Batma

·       Michael Caine as Alfred Pennyworth

·       Gary Oldman as James Gordon

·       Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle

·       Tom Hardy as Bane

·       Marion Cotillard as Miranda Tate/Talia al Ghul

·       Joseph Gordon-Levitt as John Blake

·       Morgan Freeman as Lucius Fox