Camera Position

The use of this Eye Level camera position helps to portray that Superman is in mid flight, as well as the speed he is going at. The use of this shot also helps to exaggerate the speed in which he is flying at, which makes the poster appear more exciting.

The use of this low angle shows how Batman is a figure of authority, as well as a figure of dominance. This angle could also be portraying a feeling of fear and darkness towards the enemy of Batman, as it shows him as superior to the opponent, by looking down on them.

The use of this high angle shows the audience how high Spiderman is and how he is overcoming danger shown in the height which he is portrayed. This angle also helps the audience to feel as though Spiderman is swinging towards them, and helps them to interact with the film. 

The use of this Point of View shot gives the audience a sense of heroism, because they feel as though they are in the Iron Man suit, making them feel like a superhero. This also gives the audience a sense of power,as they feel as though they possess the powers of Iron Man.

The use of the Over the Shoulder shot in the Batman helps the audience to identify that the characters are talking, and makes them feel involved within the conversation. The Joker is also seen to be pointing his finger within this shot, which could show that the Joker has authority over the conversation, and is trying to make Batman feel threatened.