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ANALYSING POSTERS

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The light behind the main character Rick Deckard could suggest they are outer space and the light is the sun. But, it could be to show him as a godly figure as he is the hero in the film. By have the women below him and with less area could evoke that she is less important as well as showing him as a dominate figure. In addition, he is holding sc-fi gun which could apply that the movie is an action movie. You can also tell from there face expression that it is an action movie as they look serious. moreover, you can tell that it is a scfi movie as from the bottom of the poster there is a flying car. You can also tell from the font that they were trying to make it look futurist.  From the dark colour you can infer that the movie mostly going to be about negativity and give and a bad mood. The light coming out from the centre could be a fire however, could be show how busy the area is. In 1980 this movie was targeted mostly at teenager as audience wanted what the future was ...
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