In this scene, the director has broken the 180 degree rule. We know when we shot a scene, we cannot cross the 180 degree rule because this is a safe line when we shot scene. According to get audience attention and not let them jump out when they watch movie, every director must follow this rule to make the scene better. However, we know some of ways that can cross the 180 degree line. For example, when the third person into the room and into the scene, if you cut away to something like a clock, your characters can move while they are on screen, and the camera can dolly cross 180 line during a shot. So in this scene, there is not important third person into the scene, director didn't cross 180 line during a shot, and he didn't cut away to something like a clock. The only way he used to cross the 180 line because two characters always move in the scene because they have to fight each other. The director used rule of third very well to show the intersections of horizontal and vertical thirds that make people easy to follow. For example, from eyes to body and body to hand. Each shot gave the focus to audience. Every time he changed the camera shot, he always moved camera more than 30 degree, and he used a lot of over the shoulder to shot this scene. Such as from character A's head to character B's face, and from character B's head to character A's face. The purpose that director often use over the shoulder because he wanted to show character's face and expression when they fight with each other. It caught audience's attention and make their emotion more nervous. Therefore, even though he broken 180 degree rule, he used the way that characters always move in this scene that can be work sometime. He used the correct way to shot this scene which is very well.
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