I chose the WALL-E poster as my good example for use of colour as it uses the blue to emphasise the cold industrial feel of space in the film. Blue is often also associated with big corporations such as Buy’N’Large which played a major part in the film, therefore the use of this colour could be in order to symbolise the slow and gradual takeover of big corporations. On the other hand the poster also contrasts this it with the warm colours associated with Wall-E, which could be a reference to the robots character in the film being caring and warm to everyone they meet as opposed to the cold feeling given off by all the other robots at the start of the film. The use of Red, Yellow and then Blue as a background also significantly correlates with the findings of Crozier, 1999 and Rose M Rider, 2010 who found that kids “stared longest at red, then yellow, blue, and green” Which precisely matches the colour order used on this design going from the title in Red to Wall-E in Yellow then finally to the background in blue. This makes sense given the films main target audience being kids. This also somewhat links to the composition as it emphasises the path in which the onlookers eyes should naturally follow if done correctly. I believe this was done intentionally in order to emphasise Wall-E’s character cementing him as the main focal point before thinking about the story potentially in an effort to make it more iconic and stand out more in relation to the film in order to sell more merchandise.