Film Poster Analysis

 




I think the narrative (story line) for Blade Runner is of a person (Harrison Ford) finding someone and tracking them down.

I think the genres for Blade Runner is sci-fi because of the flying cars and spaceships in the poster and the futuristic buildings. Furthermore, I think there is also action and violence involved in this movie because of the man in the poster holding a gun close to him which could connote violence and action.

I think the target audience for Blade Runner is young teenage adults as it's more science based and not meant for young people.



I think the narrative for Scary Movie 2 is just a comedy of different other horror movies and making them more funny and taking the mickey out of them. 

I think the genres for Scary Movie 2 is Comedy/Horror.

I think the target audience Scary Movie 2 is for young teenage boys as it;s not that scary and is more funny than anything else.



I think the narrative for Uzak is someone feeling distant from someone and is broken.

I think the genre for Uzak is Mystery and Psychological

I think the target audience would be for older foreign people as the name "Uzak" is in Turkish.


 I think the narrative for I'M NOT SCARED is of a boy not being frightened of anything.

I think the genre for I'M NOT SCARED is of Thriller, Crime, Mystery.

I think the target audience is for young teenagers as in the poster there is a little boy.


I think the narrative for Sin City is of a gang going around killing people and being sinful.

I think the genre for Sin City is Thriller, Crime and Action.

I think the target audience is for older people as it has more violence in it and looks more filled with blood which is not suitable for younger people.


I think the narrative for Dead Mans Chest is of a pirate ship filled with pirates going around on there ship looking for treasure.

I think the the genre for Dead Mans Chest is Action and Adventure and Violence.

I think the target audience for Dead Mans Chest is for teenagers around 15+ as it's an adventurous film.


 I think the narrative for Bride and Prejudice is of two Asian people trying to marry each other but not being able to because of their families not allowing them too. 

I think the genre for Bride and Prejudice is Romance due to it saying "Bride".

I think the target audience for Bride and Prejudice is for young and middle aged females as its more about marriage and relationships. 


I think the narrative for Million Dollar Baby is of a independent strong female who tries getting rich by going into fights and trying to win them.

I think the genre for Million Dollar Baby is Action.

I think the target audience for Million Dollar Baby is for older people as it's more violent and gritty as the poster is in black and white.

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