In the opening sequence to Zombieland we see that the
zombies are attacking people on a their normal day to day lives. It is all in
slow motion and you can see the reaction on the peoples faces whilst they are
running away from the zombies, there is
heavy rock music playing in the background to make the audience see that the
zombies are rebellious. The first shot is of a man in a prison outfit chucking
the prison guard off of the platform this shows that the law is out of control,
this is showing us that the setting is based in America as of the type of
clothing the in mate is wearing. The typography used in the sequence is being
destroyed. As soon as we get an insight of what the film is going to be about
we straight away know that the genre is going to be horror as the zombie is
shown. In the shot of the two men
running away from the burning down car there is money being thrown into the
air, this shows that money means nothing anymore its all about survival. The
more into the sequence we get we are able to see the facial expressions of the
people running away you can see that they are scared. There is abnormal
creatures causing havoc and acting reckless in everyone’s hometown. The rock music
is consistent throughout the sequence this is showing us the rebellion of the
zombies. Also there is a homeless guy standing with a sign on saying that ‘the
end is near’ this could be a sign of comedy usually people would walk past and
not listen to what they say but knowing that the town is being taken over by
zombies they are now thinking ‘we should of listened to that guy’ the font
seems to move whenever the zombies attack the actor.
We then get a close up of the zombies attacking a police
officer this shows the audience that the zombies do not care about how high up
they are in the world they will do what they want and kill. We see a lot of
shots of people just getting attacked by the zombies when they haven’t done
anything, they’re just getting on with there day to day lives and they then get
attacked by a zombie.
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