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Reviews:
Mostly out of all of the reviews that Les Misérables had
gotten were positive for example:
• It
was amazing. If I could I would watch it every day forever all day. Anne
Hathaway deserves a medal or two. – aaaa
• Hugh
Jackman is the best thing in this movie. All I kept thinking is he deserves an
Oscar. When the movie started, I found it weird at first, but I don't know when
the transition happened. This movie takes you from your seat into an emotional
journey, well produced and acted. Everyone sing with me: do you hear the people
sing, Lost in the valley of the night? It is the music of a people, who are
climbing to the light. - Laura Bsm
• Seen
this film this afternoon it was brilliant and Hugh Jackman really should get an
Oscar, Russell Crowe was very good too, as was the rest of the supporting cast.
I particularly liked Samantha Barks as Eponine. If you like a good cry go see
it! - Kommon Sense
Source (The
Daily Mail)
Getting positive reviews ensures Les Misérables getting
more people coming to watch the film. More than anything, professional opinion
and recommendation plays a very big part went trying to promote a film and with
having 99% of those reviews being good reviews then people will believe them
and want to see for themselves.
Awards:
|
Award
|
For
|
Who/what
|
Won
|
AFI Award
|
Movie
of the Year
|
Les
Misérables
|
Won
|
Oscar
|
Best
Achievement
|
Hair and make-up
|
Won
|
Oscar
|
Best
Achievement
|
Sound Mixing
|
Won
|
Oscar
|
Best
Performance supporting actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
AFCA
|
Best
Supporting Actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
BAFTA
|
Best
Achievement
|
Make-Up/Hair
|
Won
|
BAFTA
|
Best
Achievement
|
Production Design
|
Won
|
BAFTA
|
Best
Achievement
|
Sound
|
Won
|
BAFTA
|
Best
Supporting Actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
Critic’s
Choice Award
|
Best
Supporting Actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
COFCA
Award
|
Best
Supporting Actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
C.A.S.
Awards
|
Outstanding
Achievement in
|
Sound Mixing
|
Won
|
Empire
Award
|
Best
Female Newcomer
|
Samantha Barks
|
Won
|
FFCC
Awards
|
Best
Supporting Actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
Golden
Globe
|
Best
Motion Picture
|
Musical
|
Won
|
Golden
Globe
|
Best
Performance by an Actor
|
Hugh Jackmam
|
Won
|
Golden
Globe
|
Best
Performance by an Actress
|
Anne Hathaway
|
Won
|
Golden
Trailer
|
Best
Music
|
I Dreamed A Dream
|
They won many more than that, awards are also a brilliant
way of advertising for example if two film came out at the same time, both in
which has been nominated an Oscar for best film, and only one won it then
you’re going to choose the film that won the Oscar.
Premier


countries having a big event; some premiers go over the top to promote such as for the premier shark tale, the cast turned up on giant blown up sharks that were being pulled by a boat onto the beach were the event was taken place. For Les Misérables, they had two premiers, one in London and one in New York. Anne Hathaway told everyone at the London premier that she would sing a song, however she didn’t but even doing something like that could advertise the film for example someone could be angry that she didn’t sing, tweet saying Anne Hathaway at Les Misérables premier said she would sing, what a lying bitch! But this would be seen but loads of people, a way of advertising through social networking.
Target audience


This is good but compared to your other posts is only at a pass level because of one key fact- everything you discuss must be related back to the target audience as this is the key point you need to discuss with regards to the relationship between AUDIENCES and films. You discuss how it has been promoted in a lot of detail but you need to relate them back to the target audience. Your target audience discussion at the end is very limited so you need to do this to push it up to a merit. For examples, you discuss the actors going on Graham Norton- why were they on this particular show, how does it relate to the audience?
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