- It is often that in sequels, new characters or antagonists are introduced. The new scene and new opponent that faces the reinforcement of the law always captures a viewers imagination. An example of this is the big bad Bane in the Batman film 'The Dark Knight Rises' directed by Chirstopher Nolan in 2012.
The whole objective of the character Bane is to cause mayhem throughout the world and defeat the samaritan hero that is Batman. This one shot of Bane is a low angle shot, looking up to him. This gives him the sense of even more strength.
- It is commonly used that major blockbusters hit the big screen with big names such as Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds can instantly attract any audience. This therefore doesn't really need much advertising as the majority of people know what their acting abilities are like. This is a very simple but effective advertisement, explaining that a two minute long action packed trailer doesn't need to be made.
- 'Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith' directed by George Lucas in 2005. Like many trailers coming towards the climax, a cut is used to some text at the end. The text shows all the details in one shot that you'd want to read quickly about who is in the movie. This also has a very simple but effective method of attracting audiences with likeable names in the picture.
Jellyfish, cool!
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