The music begins calmly and increases in intensity as the trailer goes on. I also noticed that some beats of the song are in sync with the explosions. The intensity, pacing, and volume of the music adds urgency to the story in the trailer, and it makes their situation feel more dire. It also builds-up and at the end, it paid off by the visual of the man pressing the button. At first, I was unsure of what the explosions being shown meant without the music, but when the visuals are combined with the music, it makes the explosions feel larger in scale and more dramaticized.
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