Blockbuster: How Hollywood Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Summer
by Tom Shone
Tom Shone explores how Hollywood embraced the summer blockbuster and how that shift changed the film industry. This accessible history considers the commercial and cultural importance of blockbuster filmmaking and the evolving relationship between studios, audiences, and the summer movie season.
About This Book
Tom Shone examines Hollywood and the emergence of the summer blockbuster.
The book focuses on how the film industry changed its attitude toward major summer releases.
It considers the cultural and commercial significance of the blockbuster within Hollywood.
With its emphasis on industry transformation, the book offers a history of changing movie-business priorities.
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