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How Does Steven Spielberg Create Atmosphere and Tension in the Opening Scene of ‘Jurassic Park’?
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How Does Steven Spielberg Create Atmosphere and Tension in the Opening Scene of 'Jurassic Park' Most films need to be full of action and tension. This makes the audience continue watching. If these films did not have any action or suspense then nobody would continue watching it all the way through. Also it needs to be interesting so that the audience wouldn't fall asleep half way through. It needs to grasp the attention of the viewers. 'Jurassic Park' does just that. The opening scene is only two and a half minutes long and it keeps the audience on the edge of their seat. The opening scene of 'Jurassic Park' starts when there is a rustling in the bushes. It turns out to be a forklift truck carrying a large metal container. There are lots of men around that make the scene look like, as it is a military operation. Eight...
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