Elements of exhibition of the King's Speech

The main elements are:

• The newspaper and magazine reviews has been important to the British Film Industry because the more people write about the King's Speech in newspapers and magazine reviews, the more the film industry can exhibit the King's Speech and other british films.
• Box office statistics has been important to the British Film Industry because the King Speech is already a winner as the film's global box office tally stands at $177m, and after the five weeks on UK release, it is being dubbed the most successful independent British film ever, with experts predicing that its final domestic gross could touch £50m. This makes the British Film Industry get more profit which is a plus for the British Film Industry.
• Social networking sites, for example facebook and twitter has been important to the British Film Industry because the more likes and viewings and imput from people that the King Speech has the more screenings in the cinemas it will have making the British FIlm Industry get more profit.
• YouTube posts and comments has been important to the British Film Industry because the more posts and comments from youtube then the British Film Industry will get more recognition from people and they know if the King's Speech is popular or not.
• Amazon comments has been important to the British Film Industry because if the comments on Amazon says The King's Speech is a great film, people who go on to Amazon will read it and want to buy the DVD and then the British Film Industry are getting more money through a different way other than the cinema. Also, the better comments of the film might make the British Film Industry make more exhibits of the King's Speech.
• The certificate has not been that important to the British Film Industry because the King's Speech is  a certificate 12A and that means people ages 12 and above and therefore people younger than 12 can't see it, which is a bit of a downer because if it was a certificate U, which means Universal, then all ages can watch which makes the British Film Industry make more profit. 
• The award nominations/wins is important to the British Film Industry because the King's Speech got a Bafta and that means they achieved something and that people enjoyed the film to vote for it. The viewing figures for the awards on BBC one were the highest since 2004, with an average of 5.3 million tuning in.