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- The burning bat symbol in the background reinforces the conflict between Batman and the Joker.
- The dark, smoky background suggests the dark atmosphere and action/thriller elements of the film.
- The cast and credits are included to attract fans and imply it is a big blockbuster film.
- The release date is prominently displayed at the bottom as key information for audiences.
- Batman stands alone in the foreground, facing away from an explosion, implyingTask 2 media
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