
This is a cover from the magazine Entertainment Weekly. Its main
story on the front cover is for the film Sweeny Todd which is a remake of the well-known
musical. The most interesting feature of this front cover is that the actors
name 'Johnny Depp' is written a lot bigger than the name of the film which is written
in very small writing below. This suggests that this well-known actor is the
main selling point of the film and they are trying to draw audience’s different
audiences in by celebrating the fact of his successful career. The red writing
on the poster is used to make the heading make sense but are not very important
information. The number 39 which is also the pale blue colour of the magazines
title could interest the reader and make the want to find out more.
The colours on the front cover are quite dark and
grey which suggests that the film is quite sinister and dark. Depp’s face is
made to look pale and ill which relates to the story line and helps to make his
features stand out on the colourless background. The facial expression of the characters
face could intrigue the audience and make them wonder wants wrong with him and
why he looks so drained. It also makes him look dangerous and angry which may
make the audience intimidated by him. He is dressed in old clothes which shows
the period in which the film is set and adds to the dark and menacing persona.
The biggest writing on the front of the magazine is
The title of the magazine. This demonstrates that the think that people will
want to read their magazine which means it has a good repetition. This
magazines title is also very unique as the word 'weekly' is shown in the word
'entertainment'. This draws attention to the word 'entertainment' and makes the
audience think that this magazine would be a good read.
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