• The number of titles in the opening sequence is 30. The titles were very interesting to watch because they were put on creative places. For example on the side of a car or a gun
• The prioritized images would be the last clip of the opening. it blends into the next scene very well. It starts of with a freeze framed, drawn, version of a clip and is moving really slowly. Then, color fills the screen and turns into a regular video where the speed of the clip quickly picks up. Some other prioritized images would be those featuring guns or cops.
• The connotation of these images would be to show someone is in trouble by the police/ committed a crime. All of the images of the police and the guns are limited in color and then when a normal colored scene comes in the main character looks worried.
• The genre is reinforced by the presence of police officer. The movement of the camera used makes it seem like we are in the middle of something. It consist of slow moving pans and tilts of people who look in a rush. This can be interpreted as the begging of action in the film.
• An enigma that can be interpreted would be that some one is in trouble. The limiting of color gives an uneasy feeling, almost like something is wrong.
• Some strategies that are used to ensure that the film appeals to the target is the movement of the camera and the clips of cops and guns. The cops and guns immediately allude to action and crime.
• Technology was used very well. The majority of the opening scene looked like CGI or animation. The colorless hue of the image portrayed a different feeling than if it was shot on a camera.
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