FM2: Section A- UK Production

Spectre

Budget: $245-000,000 - $250,000,000
Directed by Sam Mendes
Stars: Daniel Craig, Christopher Waltz, Andrew Scott
Box Office: $880.7 million
Production Company: EON Productions
Certificate: 12
Marketing: It's part of the James Bond franchise, which is based off of a book. It's whole concept has become a connotation of Britain. It's in partnership with companies like Aston Martin and Martini, and Bond has catchphrases and an image that supports both. Advertising on TV with teaser trailers, and on social media. Sam Smith recorded the OST for the film, which was a very successful song, reaching number 1 in the UK Singles chart on it's first release.
Release Date: 26th October 2015
-not many other films came out at this time, mainly just horror films, so spectre was a change for the usual cinema trends, meaning more people who weren't horror films, would go and see it. 
Reviews: On Rotten Tomatoes, it got 65%. 4/5 Stars from The Guardian, saying it "didn't live unto the standards of Skyfall" which is it's previous film. Won two Empire Award's for Best British Film and Best Acton/Adventure Film.
Distribution: Spectre was released for Digital Release on 22nd January 2016, and DVD release on 22nd February 2016.

It appeals to older people as it is a franchise from 50+ Years ago, so has a vintage image to keep up. Older people have more time, so go to the cinema. Also, they feel like they can trust this company, because it's been around for so long. Younger people may see it as a new style of British heritage, so decide to go and see it. Worldwide, people may see it as a way to describe what British people are like, so they watch it to learn about the country, and experience and different type of culture.

VISUAL EFFECTS
Aston Martin Blows Up
MI5 Headquarters go up in flames.

^used in the trailers to appeal people to watch them.