Spawn Opening Analysis

Budget $40 million
Grossed $87.80 million
Production Company: New Line Cinema
Director: Mark A.Z. Dippé
Features Executive Producers, Producers, Director, and Director.
What is shown:
  • Narration speaking about the Spawn Spirit, the Satan's search for soldiers, and the goal for the Evil Army being armageddon
  • Narration also introduces the main villain, being Satan
  • Images of Evil Army
  • We see our main character, Michael Jai White, attempting to assassinate a target who is coming of off a plane, which is likely on location of an airport
  • Sci-fi Aspects: Futuristic targeting and weaponry gadgets
  • They use a lot of CGI to display fire and an explosion onscreen along with a missile being launched at an airplane
  • Includes an insert of a gun being pulled and fired, zoom in on targets for identification, pan to see Michael Jai White along with a dolly tracking him
Awards: Nominated for Best Make-up at the Saturn Awards. Nominated for Favorite Male Newcomer (Michael Jai White), Favorite Horror Supporting Actor (John Leguizamo), and Favorite Horror Supporting Actress (Theresa Randle) at the Blockbuster Entertainment Awards. Nominated for Best Movie and won Best Special Effects at the Sitges - Catalan International Film Festival

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