Deadpool is a 2016 American superhero film based on the
Marvel Comics character of the same name, distributed by 20th Century Fox. The
film was directed by Tim Miller from a screenplay by Rhett Reese and Paul
Wernick, and stars Ryan Reynolds.
An establishing shot is presented at the beginning, giving
the audience an aerial view of the location. This trailer begins with low key
lighting, this may be because we find out that Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) has
been diagnosed with cancer. After he has been given the ability of having an
extraordinary healing factor, the trailer automatically turns to a lighter tone;
this suggests to the audience that the genre will be comedy and action because
he will be turned into a superhero.
There is a non-diegetic soundtrack which plays over most of
the trailer which is a very urban hip hop style score which is meant add a
comedic effect to the trailer and shows the audience the film is not to be
taken too seriously. The genre of this film is shown through music as the past
pace of it indicates that it has action and violence. This is an accurate
representation of film meaning that when people watch the trailer they will
know that it is a superhero action film.
Long shots are used for showing a lot of the action
sequences in the film such as the car rolling and the gunmen pointing at
Deadpool. There are tracks and zooms in very fast shots of action sequences
such as the track across the gun to the man holding it.
The editing is very slow to start with as there are many
dissolves transitioning shots to one another until Deadpool becomes a hero in
the trailer and once the hero is established the editing suddenly gets faster.
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