The name of his film is ‘Bad Neighbours’, from this title the audience can guess that there will be some arguments involved maybe because that one of the neighbours is doing something that is upsetting the other houses around them.

The way that the two men are looking at the camera, which is in an angry manner, we can tell that they are both up for the fight, a fight where they maybe could be getting rid of one another from their neighbourhood.

The younger man is standing with his whole front body showing indicating that he is ready to take anyone on and that he thinks of himself in a very strong, mescaline way.

He is also holding a red plastic cup which is a most often used at parties, this shows that he may be the problem as he might be a party animal. The colour red represents danger and that is what the younger man brings to the neighbourhood.

On the other hand, the older man is standing with his hand in his pocket indicating that he may be less confrontational compared to the younger man.

He also has a baby sitting in a baby sack over his stomach, this could show that he is using the baby as a persuading technique to try and make the younger man consider his partying hours that he choses, or even partying at all.

The title ‘Bad Neighbours’ is placed long ways between the two men, actually separating them; this shows that they both have their own sides and that they never agree on some times which may be a reason why the title is all red, representing the danger that both of them show within the movie.

The red title could also represent the love they may show that the end of the movie, if they eventually become friends.

‘From the guys that brought you This is the End’ this is placed on the poster to entice people to watch ‘Bad Neighbours’ as the ones who had watched ‘This is the End’ know that it is a good movie so they would be expecting the same from ‘Bad Neighbours’.

The high fence in the background tells us that this is a battle where there is no escape from and there is only one winner – this is a factor that draws the public in.

The title of ‘The Inbetweeners 2’ tells us that the 4 boys in the poster picture may not be the most normal of boys and might be a little strange – this would humour the audience.

None of the boys are looking at the camera, this could show that they all are non-confrontational characters . On the other hand, it could show that they are looking for a way out of where they are due to the background looking like they are lost.

The background is very effective as it gives us a sense of both what is going on and a sense of innocence that the 4 characters hold. The background includes nothing but one lonely beach with only them on it – the baby blue sky and the calm sea represents the innocence and unthreatening nature of the 4 boys.

The way that they’re all looking in 4 different directions may show that they’re 4 different personalities here – which makes the movie much more interesting.

The middle right character is wearing a red shirt indicating that he is the most dangerous and rebellious in the group – this excites the audience.

The far right character is the only one wearing trousers in the group indicating that he is the odd one out and the most unique character – this humours the audience.

The middle left character is wearing modern smart glasses indicating that he is the cleverest in the group also meaning he is the most sensible – having a character like this keeps the movie on track as he gives an equal balance between action and being level headed, this will keep the audience interested to find out what the next part of action is as soon as one part ends.

The fat left character looks the most common out of all of them, this tells us that he is the most normal one out of the bunch – this character would not be as popular with the audience as other ones would.

The footprints in the sand behind them may signify that this movie will leave its mark on the audience and will be talked about for years.

The little slogan under the title states ‘Soz, Oz’, this will draw people in because its got action and mess written all over it – just what people want to see. The 2 rhyming, slang words together draws in the younger generation as these words are commonly used by them.

The other slogan at the top of the page is ‘Four reasons to get out of Australia’, this also has danger written over it as it tells us they are 4 boys that cause havoc wherever they go and people should be warned about their arrival.