This shot is shown towards the end of the opening scene, it is an extreme close-up shot of an eye. It is a clear shot of the eye, displaying every detail of the eye and the eye pupils. This shot type is used to make it suspenseful for the audience to know who’s eye it is. In the second image, the eye begins to display a red colour (blood) spreading across the eye, followed by the name of the director, with the background of the eye still supporting the text behind. This technique of paring the name and background of the eye together makes it interesting and amusing for the audience, as when seeing this part in the movie, it makes the audience excited for the movie to begin. The director’s name is displayed towards the end of the opening scene, to leave the best for last with the director’s name, who is the person who created the storyline, opening scene, etc.