Blockbuster filmmaking

Blockbuster filmmaking refers to the production of high-budget films designed to attract large audiences and generate significant box office revenue. These films often feature popular actors, extensive marketing campaigns, and special effects. The stories are typically action-packed, family-friendly, or based on popular franchises. Successful blockbusters often create a cultural phenomenon, leading to sequels and merchandise. The term originated in the 1970s with films like "Jaws" and "Star Wars," which showcased the potential for movies to be major commercial successes while also influencing the film industry’s focus on large-scale productions.