- Starts with a nice music tempo.
- There is a close father daughter relationship.
- Respects father by asking his permission
- Establishing shot of Paris
- It's made clear that the husband and wife are not together anymore.
- Dialing tone.. then upbeat music... something is going to be going down
- Continuous split scenes seem to erupt. This is common when the actors are using phones instead of cutting back and forward.
- Screaming and then a cut leaves the audience wanting more. This is very common in the thriller movie genre
- Cuts to the Protagonists only source of Intel. The director uses a extreme close up of this to show the audience that it isn't much to go on.
- There are continuous shot lists to show the fast pace
- Someone is getting electrocuted meaning that he will go to any lengths to get her back
- Fast paced fight scenes with a very lot of shots bundled together
- There is a deadline which as to the thrill of the movie and put the audience on edge
- There is also emotion with the mother crying
- The daughter is dressed like a whore, to create eye candy for the audience. Also to show what will happen to her if her dad doesn't help her
- It builds up to the Climax with loads of explosions and glass breaking
- Whilst all this is happening the famous tagline of the movie is going n with a voice over in the background
- The trailer ends in a cliffhanger.
Thursday, 31 December 2015
Thriller Trailer Analysis 1
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