By Fahad Nazor

The layout of the magazine and this review

page is very simple but effective at the

same time. The colours used are of a basic

white and black theme. This allows the

audience to be able to clearly read the text

on the page without any luminous or bright

distractive colours that may draw their

attention away from the actual review.

Also, the only element of actual colour seen

on this review page comes from the picture

used from the movie being reviewed

therefore keeping the readers main focus

on the movie and drawing their attention to

its interest. Furthermore, the picture itself

(A suited man pointing a gun towards

someone or something) acts as a pull factor

towards readers, its intense nature

naturally attracts and engages readers

attention almost making them want to read

the review to find out more about the movie

because of the picture.

This is the name of the film that the review is based on, in bold and

black, standing out to make sure readers know exactly what film the

specific review is based on

This is a large picture from the film that the review page is focusing on, to try and

illustrate what it’s all about. From this picture a person reading would straight away

be able to tell that the film is action packed with violence hence the gun and typical

protagonist dress code that the character in the shot acquires.

Details of the film being reviewed such as; name of director, actors and release

date, all important information to curious readers that could act as pull factors to

the actual film.

Unique selling point of the

magazine’s review page. Offers

professional and reliable ratings

from people who have already

watched film based on three

components of film. This could

prove to be very useful to

readers looking to watch the film

and rather than watch the

trailer or read the whole review

they could just skip and read

these three rate listings and

base their judgement.

Unique selling point of the magazine’s review page.

Offers professional and reliable ratings from people

who have already watched film based on three

components of film. This could prove to be very useful

to readers looking to watch the film and rather than

watch the trailer or read the whole review they could

just skip and read these three rate listings and base

their judgement.