Hannah Montana: The Movie came out on April 10th,
2009. The movie was produced by It’s a Laugh Productions, Millar Gough Ink, and
Walt Disney Pictures. At the Box Office, the movie gained a profit of $79, 566,
871, and it was said that the movie had a budget of $30 million. The film was
adapted from the TV series Hannah Montana. The directors of the film, and cast
members, like Miley Cyrus and her father, had a goal of creating a realistic
atmosphere for the film. By using real sites, instead of sound stages, the
film’s budget rose. An incident occurred, that caused some bumps on the road
for the film. It was a windy day on June 3, 2008, and a screen flew towards a
Ferris wheel, and some extras and others were harmed. Disney
decided to make an announcement of the incident, and then continued filming
since there were no serious injuries. Hannah Montana: The Movie, marketed their
first trailer on January 15, 2009, with a collaboration of showing the film’s
poster online. To get fans more excited, a clip of the movie was shown in December,
and New Year’s Eve. Some of the soundtrack from the movies was also released,
like “The Climb”, and “Hoedown Throwdown”. Not only did they release sneak
peeks, and part of the soundtrack, a video game was created based on the film before
the date when the film would be released. A few months later, the film came out with a
DVD, and sold more than $61 million worth in DVDs.
Hannah Montana: The Movie has to be one of my favorite
Disney movies of all time. I’m in love with the soundtrack, and the inspirational
lyrics. The movie seems so raw, so natural, and it gives off the sense that the
audience will be able to relate to some of the situations that come across in
the film. It’s a great movie to view with family, showcasing the message that
one should always remember where they come from, and never lose that site of
reality. I remember getting really excited when I saw sneak peeks of the film
because it made me want the release date to approach faster, and I’d be the
first one in line to view the movie. I purchased the DVD, and I still watch
till this day at least twice a year because I enjoy it that much.
References
Retrieved
from
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/db/Hannah_Montana_The_Movie_soundtrack.png
Disney
Wikia. (n.d.). Hannah Montana: The Movie - DisneyWiki. Retrieved December 10,
2014, from http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Hannah_Montana:_The_Movie
IMDb.
(n.d.). Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009) - IMDb. Retrieved from
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1114677/
I thought all of your information was really interesting especially the incident that occurred while filming because I never knew that. I like how you included how the poster and trailers played a key role in the marketing of the film. Great work!
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