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An exit poll was conducted for the film Walk Among the Tombstones. Most respondents were male, between 18-30 years old, and found out about the film through trailers or word of mouth. Many saw the film because it starred Liam Neeson or because the trailer looked interesting. While most enjoyed the film and found it exciting, some felt it was too slow or confusing. Opinions were mixed on whether it met expectations, with some finding it action-packed but others feeling it didn't live up to the trailer or Taken films. Most would recommend it to a friend, and many were existing fans of Neeson's work in films like Taken and Star Wars. Ratings for the film averaged around 6
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- 4. Question 3: Do you think Liam Neeson suits the character he portrays in the film? Character Yes No
- 5. Question 4: How did you find out about this film? (Multiple Answer) Found out about film by: Cinema Trailer TV Trailer Word of mouth Radio Advert Billboard Other
- 6. Question 5: Why did you choose to watch the film? Because it stars Liam Neeson Because trailer looked good Because I like films of that genre
- 7. Question 6 (Part 1): Did you enjoy this film? Yes/No and why Did you enjoy this film? Yes/No Yes No
- 8. Question 6 (Part 2): Did you enjoy this film? (Yes/No and why) Why? Yes- Liked the overall storyline Yes- Found it exciting and interesting No - Too slow to get into No - Found the film confusing
- 9. Question 7 (Part 1):Was the film what you originally expected? (Yes/No and why) Was the film what you originally expected? (Yes/No) Yes No Yes and No
- 10. Question 7 (Part 2):Was the film what you originally expected? (Yes/No and why) Why? Yes- There wasn't a boring moment/ A lot of action in the film No- The trailer looked better than it was No- Wasn't as good as I thought it would be No- Thought it would have been more like the Taken films
- 11. Question 8: Would you recommend this film to a friend? Would you recommend to a friend? Yes No
- 12. Question 9: Were you a fan of Liam Neeson before watching this film? If so, what films have you watched with him starring? Were you a fan of Liam Neeson before watching this film? Yes No
- 13. Question 9 continued: If so, what films have you watched with him starring? (Multiple Answers) What films have you watched with Liam Neeson starring? Taken Taken 2 Batman Star Wars
- 14. Question 10: Rate this film out of 10 (1 being lowest – 10 being highest) Sales 5 out of 10 6 out of 10 8 out of 10 10 out of 10