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Non - diegetic sound such as tension music is used in thriller films to create tensions. Diegetic sound such as breathing and gun sound is used to show action scenes and the character's humane side to make the audience empathise and feel like the action is real. Since Mr. & Mrs. Smith used tension music in the gun fight scene in their house and the scene where they both worked together to defeat their firm's troop sent to kill both of them. Other than tension music, contra-punctual music is also used to create a sense of comedy, during the gun fight scene in the mall, the elevator plays a classical and peaceful music whilst when the elevator opened there were diegetic sound of gun shots.In addition to the music, the key lighting is also different, in the elevator it is high key lighting whilst outside in the gun fight scenes it is low key lighting.

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Thriller movies often use jump cuts, because during those jump cuts, essential event happens which will be revealed later in the movie or to speed up the film so that the tension and thrills remain. Quick cuts were used to build tension, starting from a slower cuts and speeding up the cuts until climax point or used to convey the fast actions in scenes.Since Mr. & Mrs. Smith is about discovering identities, there are cross cuts in many scenes to show them seperately do their work, and a cross cut at the same sight trying to hunt down the "tank".

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Camera movement of a thriller includes tracking and pan shots. The Camera angles often changes from high angles to less power and low angles to show power, alongside with low light keys. In Mr. & Mrs. Smith used an extreme close up to their face when they pointed the gun at each other, and Mr. Smith said "I can't" to show his emotions, that he still loves her and can't bare to kill her.

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A battle between the protagonist and the antagonist when there is a disruption in the equilibrium. Story shows a chain of bad events building tension and suspense for climax. When they realise that they are both assassins working in different firms. However, this film is conventional because there are no main antagonist, but both protagonists are rivals, they bicker up to the point of climax where they have guns on each other's head, bringing tension to the audience, whether they will pull the trigger or not.

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Dialogues needs to be clear in order to be heard and laughed, such as the interviewing scene where they went back at the end and Mr.Smith said "ask the sex question" and he raised both of his hands and mimicked "ten"

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Romantic comedies are often located in social events or public places in daytime with bright light. In Mr & Mrs. Smith, the very beginning has a high exposure with bright light, connoting their blooming love, where Mr. Smith later states that Mrs. Smith looks like "a christmas morning". Mr. Smith also took her to many social events such as the party and the carnival

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light-hearted, humorous plot lines, centered on romantic ideals such as that true love is able to surmount most obstacles. Mr. & Mrs. Smith, is the fact that true love is based on truth and to give audiences insight into marriage life with secrecy.