Suicide Squad - Film Analysis
Starring - Margot Robbie, Jared Leto, Will Smith, Cara Delevingne, Jai Courtney, Joel Kinnaman, Jay Henandez, Karen Fukuhara, Viola Davis, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adam Beach, Ben Affleck, Scott Eastwood, Ike Barinholtz, Ray Olubowale, El Diablo and Alex Meraz.
Produced by - Warner bros, DC Entertainment inc, RatPac-Dune entertainment and Atlas Entertainment
Distributed by - Warner Bros
Directed by - David Ayer
Released date - 5th of August 2016
Budget - 175 Million USD
Box office - 745.6 Million USD
Running time - 2 hours 16 minutes
Opening sequence - The start has the camera flying over fields, these fields however are very dark and gloomy foreshadowing to its audience that the camera is going somewhere no one really goes to and is a bad place almost. Then the camera captures a good image and full image of what looks like a skull. This is effective because it tells and shows the audience who ever is going to be fully shown next is bad news and is not to be messed with because they are comparing a skull with them and skulls almost represent death. Further on it goes to one of the prisoners, dead-shot, in his cell and the angle filmed is really effective because of the low angle shot shows the evil character he is and also helps to build tension on his character towards the audience. After it flicks from this shot to another shot of the prison guard and then back to dead-shot this is effective because the audience now know where he is and how the guards are and act with/ towards the prisoners.
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