I am currently unable to find a working copy of the opening title sequence to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I will add one as soon as I am able to find a working copy.
Title-
- Various strange sans serif fonts used
- The text is unique to the film
- Video footage is noticeably overlayed
- There is a juxtaposition between the text colour and the background colours
- The credits are only on for a short time
- Dark close ups involving shadows and minimal lighting
- A knife is seen being used
- Photograph creates an enigma
- There is a low depth-of-field which is used to blur the background
- An eye-line shot shows what the man is looking at
- An over shoulder shot is used to make the audience feel like they are part of the crowd
- An enigma is created when the camera tracks a girl without showing her face
- Titles fade in and out following the music
- In scenes showing sadness the scene "slows down" and there are less transitions
- At times the sound changes before the scene transitions. These overlaps are used to create antisipation
- Long quite notes add suspense
- After a man opens a letter a high flute suddenly comes in to show the characters realization of an sad event
- Violins give a feeling of sadness to accompany the mans crying
- The violins add tension with a use of low, long notes
- As the scenes go on the music becomes more depressing before fading away
- Dramatic, looming feel, sadness, something has happened
- The framed flowers and the man crying at them gives us the impression that they have something to do with the story
- Tension is created because of the room full of silent people, like a court room
- The presence of a news reporter implies that the news story is relevant to the film story
- The dark lighting and various enigmas show that the film is a thriller
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