Blade Runner
-Hints at science fiction, spaceship looking vestibules in the bottom half of the picture
-Harsh white/yellow lighting (stripped) behind man suggests action (bombs?)
-Female character, smaller, behind male, smoking. Femme fatale. (darker lighting)
-Young adults to 35
Scary Movie 2
-Intertextuality to Horror classics
-Cinema setting, parody
-"Absolutely Hilarious" -Comedy
-over 18s as gore is implied and women look promiscuous
Uzak
-industrial background, implies harsh reality of life
-hooded man in foreground, implies going through tragedy or hardships
-monochrome also hints to these points
-Foreign cinema, so mostly people above the age of 30
I'm not scared
-Edge of hole takes up half of the poster, symbolising the mysterious threat impending (hinted at in the title.)
-The blue sky could imply the equilibrium before the main story plot of the movie.
-18 and up as it's horror
Sin City
-red is only pop of colour, with word "sin" it connotes to ideas of blood, drugs and sex
-All the characters in the top half of the poster are in power stances with a low camera angle.
-Bottom half, a silhouette of a man walking casually in rain is edited in
-Woman holding gun implies action codes
-18+ as violence and "sin"
Pirates of the Caribbean
-Close ups of faces on top third, main characters, already established, familiar to audience
-sinking ship with tentacle link to tentacle man next to it, hints to plot as well as subtitle "dead man's chest"
-Adventure fantasy
-established as a family movie, pg 13
Bride and prejudice
-Intertextuality in name, rewarding feeling from understanding
-poster split in half horizontally, showing audience difference between characters and backgrounds.
-Romance about cultural differences?
-12+
Million Dollar Baby
-monochrome apart from names (star power)
-Woman with her back to the camera, harsh lighting shows muscles on back, power, strength
-man's face next to her's, disappointed?
-man's face behind her, also disappointed?
-sport drama?
-15+
