The film poster obviously makes centre stage for the protagonist of James Bond, not only is he the symbol of the film, but also for the entire series of Bond films. While yes I think that my film poster will a lot different to this in terms of the tone and aesthetic, it is still worthwhile analysing because of the similar genre to my adventure short film and so allows me to have a broader knowledge of everything that can fit into my genre.

It comes across very professional and to the point, instilling everything an action, adventure, thriller should when aiming for a slightly higher target audience than the poster of ‘The Goonies’ and certainly ‘Bridge to Terabitihia’. Speaking technically and aside from the James Bond label, I think the poster is of a very high standard and has a sleekness to it that I haven’t come across in my two other previous poster analyses. (Justus E.Casino Royale is the 1st Bond film featuring Daniel Craig in the shoes of 007 and as far as the film poster goes, creates an on edge, professional tone that I think is worth looking into while researching film posters.

Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Sharon Stone, James Woods, Don Rickles, Alan King, Kevin Pollak, L.Q. Pileggi again adapted the screenplay from his own book.īarbara De Fina, Syalis D.A., Legende Enterprises, Universal Pictures. Although Stone shines as a hedonistic money chaser, visuals are great and the soundtrack is a killer, storyline suffers from deja vu. Flashy, intricate, and unflinchingly violent account of mob-run '70s Vegas clicks when exploring the inner workings of a major casino and its hierarchy. Final part of the Scorsese underworld crime trilogy that began with 'Mean Streets' and continued in 'GoodFellas.' Casino boss Sam 'Ace' Rothstein (De Niro), his ex-hustler wife Ginger (Stone), and his loose-cannon enforcer pal Nicky (Pesci) are the principals in this lengthy, fictionalized account of how the mob lost Las Vegas in a haze of drugs, sex, coincidence, and betrayal.

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