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The document compares films produced by the major studio Warner Bros. to those produced independently by Vertigo Films. Warner Bros. films like The Hangover and Inception have much larger budgets and marketing spending compared to Vertigo films like Bronson and The Football Factory, which have minimal effects and lower production costs. The Warner Bros. films also tend to feature bigger name actors and see greater box office returns on their opening weekends.
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Vertigo is a British film production company that focuses on entertaining audiences, unlike many other British companies that focus on stories about poverty and drugs. Street Dance 3D was Vertigo's most successful film, becoming the number one film in the UK box office by targeting fans of Britain's Got Talent contestants and the Step Up films. Warner Bros. is a major American film studio worth over $11 billion that owns popular TV channels and has produced hugely successful franchises like Harry Potter and Batman.
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Warner Bros. Entertainment has offered to buy the idea for GCP Limited's film "Off Grid" and produce the film themselves. As a major global entertainment company that produces many genres including thrillers, Warner Bros feels GCP's thriller idea would fit with the types of films they aim to make more of. They are offering £1,000,000 for the idea and plan to have the film fully produced and released by next summer.
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