DEEP BLUE SEA film poster

The film that really appeals to me is deep blue sea which I picked to analyse it. Deep blue sea is directed by Renny Harlin. The film’s genre is horror and thriller. The structure of the film’s opening is titles on a plain background and followed by the narrative opening. The opening starts with the music which creates tension and then shots of a scene which builds up tension immediately to the film is just about 1 minute into the film. At the beginnings the film production company’s was in their own representation but the music was that played was from the film ,its more like a sound build which links the production company’s and the film together. And then we have shots of a boat which is in the middle of the sea and its night. At the background there is music which is played in the film shot and then there is two music playing on nice and fun but the other is scary and creepy. There are four teenagers in the boat which are partying and then suddenly the shark comes out of no were and brakes the boat. Then after the teenagers jump off the boat and are in the sea which with this happening the music gets more dramatic. But just then a man which works on sharks safes them and the music slows down with it.

When looking at the poster of the film , you can see that its about sea and sharks. The picture of the shake is overcastted and you can not see it really good, I think this is because the sharks are very fast and you can not see where they are going and because of the speed you can not see it properly. The font which is used is blond and it really looks hard. Its sold but its not soft . When looking at rocky its hard , sold but its looks soft in the same time which shows it hard but it has human feeling in it. The font is colours in which black and red, the black is at the top of it and then it gets all red. Red is mostly used in thriller to represents blood and death but in this it represents danger which as you go down into the sea the danger gets more and more worse. There is death going on in the film but I really think it represents the danger under the sea