The reason I chose this particular film poster is because
the film relates to themes of my film. Such as Reuniting, brothers and
separation.
“The Brothers” is about two tigers that are separated as cubs and taken
into captivity, only to be reunited years later as enemies by an explorer
(Pearce) who inadvertently forces them to fight each other.
The main colours used in the poster are blue and green.
These colours could connate themes such as “earthy”, vibrant and naturalistic.
The main figures used in the poster are the two cubs displayed. The main
figures in the background are beautiful and elegant looking landmarks
surrounded by a nice reflection of the sky onto a lake. In the background there
also 2 people preferably a dad and his daughter. These characters suggest to me
they will play a major role in either helping or hurting these innocent looking
Tiger cubs. This poster has been represented graphically in a way that it feels
like it has been painted even though it looks very much photographically and
realistic.
I would say that the messages shown through this
particular poster are shown primarily visual due to the extravagant tale of
colours and subtle images in the background. I personally think the intended
audience for this poster is for children of the age of 7+. I say this due to
the bright colours shown in the poster which would seem appealing to the
younger audience. Also because children of the tender age of 7-12 show a lot of
interest towards animals and insects, and in this case tigers seem to be the
main animals in the film. The use of tigers appearing in this film will
automatically engage with the younger audience because we all know the superior
characteristics and attributes tigers have such as being primary predators all
the time and because of the way they hunt their prey.
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