Examples Of Entrapment Poster

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Entrapment Poster http://www.movieposter.com/poster/MPW-33593/Entrapment.html This Entrapment movie poster uses the blue and orange colors to provoke two total different moods within the poster which in fact the poster even mentions “The trap is set.” Which re-enforces the color meanings. The complementary colors used show vitality with endurance (orange) and trust and strength (Blue).
1. A poster design that uses analogous colors.
Inside out Poster http://www.movieposter.com/poster/MPW-101205/Inside_Out.html The analogous colors used in this poster we’re extremely supportive to the theme of the movie which is emotions. The different colors of the characters and also the background: Red, Purple, Blue, and Green entices the audience eye expressing

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