Thursday, 15 November 2012

Casino Royal-title analysis




CASINO ROYALE

Daniel Craig’s first film as the new Bond is a remake of Ian Fleming’s classic novel Casino Royale. A classic bond hit it’s got guns, car chases, fights and suspenseful and daring situations, it truly is one of the greats.

The film titles are very bold, modern and daring, but at the same time they still hold that essence that is essential to a bond film. The classic view of bond through the barrel of a gun is the first shot then with a transmission to the next image via use of blood running down the screen.  The rest of the titles are very modern and highly stylised but they still remain in close context with the actual film, incorporating guns and the card house symbols in reference to large gambling element in the film.
The colour scheme is highly contrasted primarily using highlighted reds and blacks (again in reference to the card houses) As well as this there are many silhouettes used highlighted in red and black of bond fighting an antagonist and when he beats them they explode into red diamonds. This has the connotations with violence death and action
The song used is a homage to the original bond theme but with a new rather rockish element that emphasises the modern take on the Bond series. It fits the the theme of the film like a glove.

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