Film poster analysis

 The blade runner poster has a middle aged man who seems like the protagonist with a sci fi gun which could suggest that its from the sci fi genre it could also suggest violence and death because of the use of a gun. The girl could be a fate fatal that seduces the protagonist. The title is very futuristic and looks military which could mean there's a war or an ongoing battle happening in this film.

The scary movie 2 has a very goofy and unserious theme to it which makes it seem like its a parody. The costumes are very unformal and random such as the priest and the girl in the green shirt. The protagonist seems to be the man in the middle and the title of the film could suggest that its a horror/comedy film.

The film UZAK looks very bleak and depressing and judging from the many industrial factories in the background its very real and shows the world slowly dying as its polluted. The man shrouded in his blacked out outfit could make the audience wonder who and what does this man do that affects the story it creates a sense of mystery that makes the audience curious.

The film IM NOT SCARED has a kid at the front poster so it could mean that its a unserious comedy about kids facing their fears judging from the title it also could make us wonder what the kid is scared of. The genre could be thriller or comedy.

SIN city is shrouded in darkness the poster has many middle aged people branding a gun in their hands which could suggest its a thriller or a action movie. We can also think that its a bunch of detectives perhaps looking for a criminal that is highlighted at the bottom. The lightning as well suggests danger.

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN has the female lead protagonist and antagonist all in one poster and highlights the main focus of the posters it also shows ships being ingulfed by what seems a kraken which could mystify and confuse the audience .

BRIDE AND PREJUDICE has this very happy atmosphere and celebration which can suggest a marriage or a birthday party.

Million dollar baby could suggest hard grit and violence judging from the serious and dangerous facial expressions it can interest the audience as to who they're fighting.It seems  like a comedic and funny movie/film.

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