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  1. medium.com › @sharonaharonoff › the-formula-forThe Formula for Cinematic Success: Analyzing Box Office Hits

    Jun 20, 2024 · While the alchemy of creating a hit movie remains an elusive art, meticulous analysis of box office triumphs has unveiled a series of recurrent patterns — a formula that can guide aspiring...

  2. medium.com › @sharonaharonoff › lessons-from-the-box**Lessons from the Box Office: Analyzing Hit Movies for ...

    Jul 8, 2024 · Successful movies excel in the art of audience connection. They speak to the universal human experience, transcending cultural and demographic boundaries. By exploring relatable themes, they...

  3. pro.imdb.com › content › articleHow is the success of films and TV shows measured?

    Knowing which films are successful and how to measure success is important for anybody who wants to understand the film industry. While determining a film’s success is a complex process, a good place to start is at the box office. The number that is reported on box office charts is a film’s gross.

  4. www.ucdavis.edu › news › can-movie-reviews-predictCan Movie Reviews Predict Box Office Success? | UC Davis

    Jun 2, 2023 · Researchers analyzed pre-release commentary and opening weekend box office revenue, turning the impact of movie reviews on its head and revealing an unexpected harbinger of failure phenomenon in the movie industry.

  5. link.springer.com › article › 10Exploring the key success factors of films: a survival ...

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    Movie is a collection of screenplays, actors, filming, and video productions. In order to make a movie a box office success, online or social media word-of-mouth is very important as people’s comments generate the interests of the masses (Harris et al. 2016). In addition, the story, distributor, producer, promotion frequency, genre, movie rating, a...

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    In general, when a new film is about to be released, we could likely find a large portion of reviews containing positive words in anticipation. Also, the larger the size of film’s audience, the more diverse its reviews. Due to digitalization, which provides equal access of information to everyone, people’s intention to watch a movie is influenced b...

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    The number of screening days of films differs across positive, neutral, or negative reviews. When exposed to information or objects such as films, books, or news, individuals react differently. People tend to share their feelings and opinions randomly offline (WOM) and/or online (reviews, comments, replies, etc.: eWOM). Thus, a phenomenon of “emoti...

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    The density of sentiment words (|positive—negative comments|) differs between the positive and negative groups. Films are often categorized by their genres (similarity in the subject). However, a film may have multiple genres that overlap rather than just one genre. These overlapping genres of a film, however, are often similar rather than complete...

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    The number of screening days of a film differs depending on the film’s genre (drama, action, or comedy) classified by technical characteristics. There are many different types of movies produced: short films, independent films, or feature films. Short and independent films have recently become less popular, and consequently, film producers have pla...

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    The number of a film’s screening days differs depending on the domestic or foreign identity of the film producer. The suitability of a film for different ages of the audience is assessed by a regulating organization before the film is released to theaters. Although film rating procedures and regulations vary from country to country, film are genera...

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    The number of screening days of films differs depending on their rating classifications. Figure 1presents the research model with associated hypotheses.

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    • Ahyun Kim, Silvana Trimi, Sang-Gun Lee
    • 2021

  6. link.springer.com › book › 10Predicting Movie Success at the Box Office | SpringerLink

    Presents historical and contemporary evidence on the factors of Box Office success; Examines specific ingredients of movie-making and how they contribute to a movie’s performance; Offers a digestible analysis of a technical subject matter

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  8. magazine.ucdavis.edu › curiosity › blogCan Movie Reviews Predict Box Office Success? | UC Davis

    May 30, 2023 · Rotten reviews = box office success? Our findings — fascinating and a touch confounding — have implications that might just change how you perceive popular pre-release reviews. Our study analyzed a plethora of pre-release movie reviews penned by film critics on Rotten Tomatoes.