Film analysis – Revolver
The film begins with an establishing shot of a casino. Immediately there is connotations of suspense, thrill and danger, as a casino involves fast paced, exhilarating gambling.
Afterwards there are a series of shots of men answering a phone call. This creates a sense of importance and urgency. They are all wearing suits which emphasizes that they are either part of an organization or of high authority. There is a close up of a telephone, which has connotations that the person on the other end is a key figure in the film.
The music is composed of a drum kit with a fast tempo. This adds to the effect of suspense and unpredictability. There is also a lot of head and shoulder shot, which highlights the importance of the protagonist and antagonist. 
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