Bass' work has already revealed one important element of the film poster to me - they need to be minimalistic. Simplistic.
Color is sparse but used boldly in application.
The text and imagery itself was often treated similarly to a logo or a symbol: strong, simple, memorable, metaphorical, and easily applied to any number of other graphic applications.
All of the images on the poster are centralised and there is a common trend that the images are silhouette. Against the bold colors the blacked out figures stand out. This draws attention to what the figure is doing - giving the viewer subtle hints as to what the film may be out.
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Let's call this a start. Your analysis needs to be far more detailed. You should break your analysis down by:
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