The Fonts used in this are bold, and consist of three colours white, blue and pink. These are used to show genders when listing the cast, the main title of the movie "Valentines Day" Is in white, this maybe suggests a neutral betwean the two other colours. This is a different font to the one above as i would say this film in more comedy and romance where as the above is more romance.
This I the font used in the opening and through out the film of "P.S i love you" the font is appropriate to film. The way its writen is as though it has been hand written which makes it more relevant because of what the film is about, it also has a romantic comedy feel to it with rounded edges and the colour that is used. i would say the personally written font suggests a more romantic movie, than just comedy.
This Font is very bold again, and suggests a more comedy based film which maybe doesn't follow the conventions of a romantic comedy. It also is a very forward name for a rom-com as it suggests exactly what happens "knocked up" they also clairfy this by i co-oporating the "o" in "knocked" to represent a egg and have lots of sperm heading towards it, this is a clever way of using the title. the colours used are a red and a black maybe not typical colours that would be used for a rom-com.
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