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Don’t judge a movie by it’s poster?

Don’t judge a movie by it’s poster?. Davis Carr RUSN 2046 November 28, 2011. Critical Analysis. What are the main colors used in the poster? What do they connote ? What symbols are used in the poster? Do you need audience foreknowledge to decode the symbols ?

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Don’t judge a movie by it’s poster?

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  1. Don’t judge a movie by it’s poster? Davis Carr RUSN 2046 November 28, 2011

  2. Critical Analysis What are the main colors used in the poster? What do they connote? What symbols are used in the poster? Do you need audience foreknowledge to decode the symbols? What are the main figures/objects/background of the poster? Are they represented photographically, graphically, or illustratively? Are the messages in the poster primarily visual, verbal, or both? Who do you think is the intended audience for the poster? FOUND: http://www.mediaknowall.com/gcse/bbustermovies/movies.php?pageID=posters

  3. Closely Watched Trains • English –speaking audience • Focus on the protagonists • Critical Acclaim • Romance? • Focus on the protagonist • An image rather than a photograph • Information: tag line, actors, director?

  4. The Shop on Main Street

  5. Images • Symbols

  6. Daisies

  7. WR: Mysteries of the organism

  8. A short film about love

  9. Time of the Gypsies

  10. Before the Rain

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