-- What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?
- Written and directed by...
- Produced by...
- Producer...
- Executive Producer...
- Co-Producer...
- Based on a Game Created by...
- Songs by...
- Music by...
- Director of Photography...
- Editor
- Production Designer
- Visual Effects by...
- Creature Design...
- Special Make-Up and Creature Effects...
- Costume Designers...
- A list of Actors
- Casting...
- A... Production
- In association with...
- A... Film
- A... Presentation
- What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?
The opening segment gives priority to the shots of dolls suspended in midair like still lifes. Most likely, this was done to capitalize on the movie's 3D effect. Additionally, there was a scene when a creature—possibly with malicious intent—swung in the air, alerting viewers to the fact that the film is about to begin at the conclusion of the opening sequence.
- How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset?
The film establishes a feeling of the genre from the outset by having a specific song, the visuals, and colors. The song they chose is slow but gives the watcher a sense of mystery and also intensity as the music gets faster and has more instruments involved as the outset reaches its end. The colors are also especially done to emphasizes the movies feeling of darkness by choosing white and black colors and not a single drop of color. The visuals are also meant to give a sense of horror as the dolls have grotesque vines growing out of their eyes and are holding and presumably hitting themselves with machetes and knives
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