The Hobbit Battle of The Five Armies Text analysis

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       This text is in the form of a movie rendition of the orginal book series by J R R Tolken
and just by looking at who orignally wrote the hobbit Tolken is renowend for his many novels on the genre of fantasy but in this novel was a large action sequence.
This poster uses colour to help present what happens in the film such as blacks and oranges show death or fire such as in the lower section of this poster there is a large swcale battle with bodies scattering the battlefield and this also kind of give us the type of people who would seee a film like this the age range would bhe around 14-30 or maybe older as tolkien was born before the first world war. Also in this poster the amount of wepons scatterd around the poster which continues to show the genre of action and fantasy as there is a droagon prsent in the background.
This is film was created to entertain the audience but to also help us feel certain emotions from the events in this movie.


From what I have seen from the trailer and other promotional matrerial the age raitingt is suited to 12A but that dosnt mean older people cant see it as this film is part of a series and a prequal to the Lord Of The Rings and those films were released in 2001 so anybody born before the new melnium couldve seen so the age range of the audience is between the ages of 12-50 as The lord of the rings was a success in the movie industry and for the director Peter Jackson and this can be seen by all class levels such as upper middle class to working class. 

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