Analysing Reviews in Trailers and Posters

I am going to be creating at least one trailer that will contain reviews of my film alongside a poster that may also contain reviews and star ratings. To get a better idea of the form film reviews take, the type of language used in film reviews, and an idea of the types of publications that produce film reviews, I am going to look at a number of trailers and posters from existing films from my genre to help me create my own reviews. 

• encourages you to watch movie - 'better than..' and 'must see'
• associate with romantic comedy genre - 'hilarious' and 'heartfelt'
• comes out in summer - typical of romantic comedy genre
• magazines, publications - cosmopolitan, total film, more - target female audience

• references genre - 'romantic comedy'
• mainstream radio station - 'radio one'
• encourages you to watch movie - 'coolest' 'of the year'

• references to genre - 'very romantic', 'very comedy'
• encourages you to watch film - 'don't even consider missing out' 'unmissable'
• feminine references - 'scrumptious' 'magical' 'glorious' 'pure cinema joy'

• references to genre - 'rom coms are back!!!' 'sexy and steamy' 'electrifying chemistry'
• encourages you to watch film - 'it was everything' 
• publications from women

• feminine references - 'fabulous, fantastic, fun'
• publications - 'fox tv' 'woman magazine' 'capital fm'
• references to genre - 'a triumphant return'
• encourages you to watch film - 'best comedy of the year'