There were 22 respondents in this questionnaire which were answered by people of a specific place (East London) which is a relatively small scale of people; although small it can be generalized carefully towards the entire country
Q1
The majority of respondents were males, which conforms to the predictions that more males would like to answer the questionnaire about Police Crime Thriller films as they are aimed more at this type of demographic compared to less than half of the respondents who are female
Q2
The majority of respondents were also 20 - 50 which is the age gap that was predicted when picturing the demographic. The highest age percentage of the respondents were 21-25 year old people which gives us a main target demographic to focus on the most but not to neglect the other audiences
Q3
The data shows that 64% of the 22 respondents said yes to watching a police crime thriller film(s) recently, this could suggest that the genre has high popularity as some of the films shown in the cinema right now are actually Police Crime Thriller Films
Please state the film(s) watched:
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Shinjuku Incident
Seven
Dredd
The Dark Knight Trilogy
LA Confidential
The Dark Knight Trilogy Runner Runner
I haven't seen any recently
Now You See Me
Now You See Me
Now You See Me
Sherlock Holmes
Training day Pride and glory U.S Marshalls
Green Street
Sherlock Holmes
Pulp Fiction
From this list of films watched by the 14 respondents, The Dark Knight Trilogy and Now You See Me are the most popular being said twice. By answering this question with The Dark Knight Trilogy, it can be suggested that the film is very popular because of an iconic character based on comics and with a wide range of ages in question 2; it can be assumed that these respondents were in the broad ages of 20 to 50 years of age.
Q5
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE POLICE CRIME THRILLER FILM? AND WHY?
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Seven - unexpected ending.
Dredd because it is a remake of the original film franchise
The Dark Knight Rises
Where the big shootout happens
The Dark Knight - because of the iconic characters from the comics appear in it
Don't have one
Sherlock Holmes
Now You See Me
Sherlock Holmes.
Brooklyn's Finest because I like the plot. It wasn't slow at certain areas
Green Street because it is local and seems realistic
Sherlock Holmes, It's funny and clever.
Runner Runner because it's funny.
Q6
What aspect of this genre do you think made it unique?
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There's always a twist
The fact that directors are able to explore the intricate ideas of characters through this genre.
Being a hybrid genre, so it contains aspects of both the thriller and crime genres. Some recurring themes make it comparable to other film genres, however - for example, good vs evil. I think the characters in this genre are often quite complicated (e.g. the anti-hero), which stands in contrast to some other thriller films.
Different - the fast paced scenes of action where the character has to decide to kill or not
The seriousness of the detectives and the arsenal of weapons used
The combination of police and superheroes.
The story
The ending where the evidence adds up to find the culprit
The dark side of a investigator is explored
I don't know
The comedy mixed in with the plot
The way it was about magicians who "robbed" a bank instead of the normal thief or criminal which these magicians weren't
I like big, complicated plots that all come together in the end.
The issues that the detectives face during the films
The use of 'enhanced' real life situations enable the films to be both relatable through the use of human emotion and interesting through the thrilling story lines.
the factual parts where we can relate them to real stories in modern times
That we didn't know what was going to happen in the end
How relatable it can be to lives and interesting it is.
The humour
The limit of law against personal morals
The crime and thrill
Q7
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Showing 21 responses
There's always a twist
The fact that directors are able to explore the intricate ideas of characters through this genre.
Being a hybrid genre, so it contains aspects of both the thriller and crime genres. Some recurring themes make it comparable to other film genres, however - for example, good vs evil. I think the characters in this genre are often quite complicated (e.g. the anti-hero), which stands in contrast to some other thriller films.
Different - the fast paced scenes of action where the character has to decide to kill or not
The seriousness of the detectives and the arsenal of weapons used
The combination of police and superheroes.
The story
The ending where the evidence adds up to find the culprit
The dark side of a investigator is explored
I don't know
The comedy mixed in with the plot
The way it was about magicians who "robbed" a bank instead of the normal thief or criminal which these magicians weren't
I like big, complicated plots that all come together in the end.
The issues that the detectives face during the films
The use of 'enhanced' real life situations enable the films to be both relatable through the use of human emotion and interesting through the thrilling story lines.
the factual parts where we can relate them to real stories in modern times
That we didn't know what was going to happen in the end
How relatable it can be to lives and interesting it is.
The humour
The limit of law against personal morals
The crime and thrill
Q7
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