Camera movement and editing

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 At 1:35 there is hand held camera movement to mimic the perspective of one of the police officers and add a sense of realism to the intense scene. In my opinion they used the hand held camera movement and the close up shot to build up the tension for the chase scene. 

At 1:32 they  cut in between the protagonist and the and the police officer multiple times to build up the tension for the coming chase scene. This makes the passing fast 

At 2:52 the protagonist is shot from a low angle to make him seem more powerful. 

Once again they cut from the police and the protagonist multiple times at 0:53 to show that he has be caught and build some tension

At 0:57 there is a pan shot to follow the movement of the protagonist as he runs away from the police and in my opinion they used this type of camera movement to show the desperation of the protagonist

At 1:23 they shot the protagonist and the police at a low angle to show that both groups are powerful individuals 

At 3:35 they used a wide shot to capture the full action of the scene(there was a tunnel being caught on fire whilst people were falling of the roof and the police continue to chase the protagonist) because they could have everything in a different shot 

At 1:05-1:10 a crane shot is used to portray to the audience a dramatic and intense scene this has an affect of rising tensions that will some explode into a violent chase  



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