Poster analysis

 Poster Analysis 

Im Not Scared 

Narrative: I believe the story is about a boy finding a deep hole near to where he lives and decides to venture forth through despite what obstacles/
Genre: I think this movie fits into a adventure mystery with thriller themes.
Target Audiences: The people that they're targeting are most likely teens to young adults (15-18) that can either relate/insert themselves to the main character.
 

 


Uzak

Narrative: The story may be about the effects of war on the world around us. The state of the town/city that the man is staring at seems to be in a decrepit state due to unknown circumstances which reflects with the man staring towards it.

Genre: I believe Uzak may fit into war, drama and mystery.

Target audience:I believe the people watching this are definitely older then 30 and most likely enjoy watching films from around the globe this may also mean that the people who watch this tend to be from another country then England


Blade Runner

Narrative: The story may be about a soldier from the future taking down corrupt leaders in this society. The colours of the buildings definitely suggest its futuristic in some shape or form and the man and his prop definitely look like soldiers in some type of war.

Genre: This looks like a dystopian action film.

Target audience:  I think the people watching this are most likely adults to elders who recognise this film from a long time ago.


Scary movie 2
Narrative: The story is definitely about parodying old horror films and tropes that they use in a comedic way. The stereotypical psychotic horror villains in the back seat reiterates this.

Genre: This looks like a comedic horror.

Target audience: The movie looks like its attempting to grab the attention of 15-18+ year olds that are deeply invested in horror movies as it seems they are making references to movies in this genre.

Sin city

Narrative: The story seems to be about a city full of corruption and malice where people are free to do whatever they please at the risk of there own lives being in constant danger. (Suggested by the guns and constant downpour of rain on all of the characters)

Genre: It seems like a dark and gritty action drama.

Target Audience: I believe the age range is 15-18+ who enjoy an overly dramatic and engaging action film which doesn't refrain to take a darker tone of its story.


Pirates of the Caribbean

Narrative: The story definitely about some kind of pirate venturing on a fearsome journey for a treasure lost to man with many obstacles to gain this reward. The characters costumes and the ship in the sea getting attacked by the kraken makes this evident.

Genre: This most likely fits into a action adventure

Target Audience: This is probably a movie fit for all ages. Anyone could enjoy this-whether they're a child basking in the fantasy or an adult gazing at the spectacles.

Bride of Prejudice

Narrative: The movie seems to revolve around a lady struggling to find a man to be her husband due to her cynical behaviour and outlook to others around her.

Genre: This movie seems to be a romantic comedy.

Target Audience: They seem to be trying to target people from the age range of 12-18 and people who can relate to arranged marriage.


Million Dollar Baby

Narrative: This movie is most likely about a female boxer struggling to make it to the top and dealing with multiple struggles in her personal and work life.

Genre: This movie feels like it most likely fits into the themes of a sport drama.

Target Audience: This movie is most likely targeting the age range of 30+ as this is during the time where people have they're struggles in their careers and achieving they're dreams. 











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