Doctor strange Blog Tasks

 1)The companies that made the film for Doctor strange is Marvel studios and Disney Studios motion pictures 

2)A conglomerate ownership is for Example Disney owns Marvel so any movies that Marvel make the money is all in the same chain so it will always come back to Disney

3)The BBFC regulate the film Industry which stands for the British board of film classification.

4)The Doctor Strange was rated at 12A which is good for Marvel because it allows them to have a wider audience and allows Marvel to target teenagers who are the people who mostly consume this type of Media.

5)One Way we know it is a Blockbuster film by The numerous locations That are shown in the trailer for Example them scene at 0;52 where they show the city of New York and other places like Nepal.Another way is through star power and showing him Benedict CumberBatch who caters to a lot of British people.And also by product placement in the Trailer the Aston Martin.

6)The locations and The stars in the Film and also the product placement all tell us that it is a Blockbuster film.

7)The production budget for Doctor Strange was 200 million and it made 600 million at the box office.

8)I would consider Doctor strange as a successful Blockbuster film because of the Locations it was shot in also the IMAX exclusive for ultra wide viewing and a better experience .     

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