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Patriots Day Film Analysis
The movie Patriots Day is a 2016 American drama-thriller film based on the book Boston Strong. After analyzing the promotion for the film, I found many ways the film is sold to the audience. One way is by the “bankable stars” in the movie. Actors and producers such as; Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Bacon, Jk Simmons, and Michelle Monaghan, all star in the movie. Having a bankable star in a film allows for easier promotion, because when seeing an actor you know in a trailer you're more likely to want to see the movie. Patriots day uses this to their advantage by putting those big names in their trailer to get the extra attention. Also, the movie being based on a true story is a way they are selling the story which is also emphasized in the trailer.
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