Film Research websites

  • You can watch the trailer, see the cast and crew and the gallery
  • You can check out the book and register for updates
  • Follow facebook twitter and instagram buttons and get updates
  • The start page is of the film trailer



http://www.starwars.com/films
  • You can buy tickets, look at games and apps and news
  • Can see videos and tv shows



http://www.darkesthour.co.uk/
  • You can watch the trailer, buy tickets, see the synopsis
  • You can check out the gallery, watch the videos and share the film online






https://www.foxmovies.com/movies/the-greatest-showman
  • Visit Twitter, Facebook and get ticket buttons
  • You can visit videos, about, featured content, gallery, posters, related movies and awards




  • You can watch the trailer, see the products they sell
  • Can buy tickets
  • The main home page is part of disney and does not have its dedicated url and features a clickable trailer







  • You can see the cast, filmmakers, story and videos
  • You can buy tickets and watch the trailer
  • You can watch videos
  • The home page features a small portrait of 3 of the main cast in the film



http://www.jumanjimovie.com/site/
  • You can get tickets, watch videos and see the galley
  • You can see the cast and crew
There are a lot of interactive titles and photos that move.
The main home page features a large close up of all the main cast in the film.

http://mollysgame.movie/
  • On the main home page is the trailer and if you close that then it shows just a get tickets button, facebook, twitter and instagram social media links
  • The main home page shows a large close up shot of what I assume is the main actress in the film















  • There is book tickets button, play games and videos and images buttons
  • Meet the characters and watch trailer buttons
  • Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube clickable share links














  • The official site is on a Facebook page and features the trailer playing at the top
  • You can like, follow, share, send a message, click on posts, videos, about and community







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