camera movement and editing

 The camera shot at the beginning was the quick cut from the shot of the train's setting to the people in a crowd slowly moving towards the train to enter which makes everything seem casual and quite normal.

Another shot was a pan shot as it was following the man while he was running which the director uses juxtaposition to show how everything was calm to intense.

Finally when all the intense action was happening there was a crane shot from above that the people watching can see from a different point of view and clearly understand the fight happening


2.Aspect of editing

There is a cut from a character falling down a building showing his body to suddenly showing what height he is exactly falling from

Another aspect is showing a building slightly on fire to the people escaping through some tight space


3.I can see a close up to when the mans true identity was revealed the camera was zoomed into his face

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