Best Movie Title Sequence?
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I think since Fight Club (which was the first movie with opening credits like that that I've seen), it's been copied a bit too much: human genes in X-men (and maybe X2? I can't remember) and SPider Man. It was cool in fight club, but I think it may be getting worn out.
I think I remember Daredevil's opening creds being cool, but it's been a while since I've seen that one, too.
I think I remember Daredevil's opening creds being cool, but it's been a while since I've seen that one, too.
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The Pink Panther.
Birth place of the animated Pink Panther.
Birth place of the animated Pink Panther.
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Star Wars is my first choice.
Also I want to mention The Usual Suspects (because it's so spooky).
And Drop Dead Fred (because it's in crayon).
Also I want to mention The Usual Suspects (because it's so spooky).
And Drop Dead Fred (because it's in crayon).
Last edited by grundle; 08-13-05 at 05:46 PM.
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Originally Posted by DVD King
Does Star Wars have a credits sequence? I thought they only showed up at the end.
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Originally Posted by DVD King
Does Star Wars have a credits sequence? I thought they only showed up at the end.
But the title of this thread is about "title sequences," not "credit sequences."
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Originally Posted by Puzznic
Spider-man 2 is one of the best i've ever seen.
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Chalk up another one for Panic Room. I liked the credit sequence better than the movie.
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Spartacus - another incredible Saul Bass effortc.
My favorite of all time:
The Wild Bunch
William Holden - "If they move, kill'em!" -- then a freeze frame with "DIRECTED BY SAM PECKINPAH"
Classic!
I also have to add the end credits of The Masque of the Red Death (Roger Corman version from the 60s) which has a truly great (IMHO) animated end credit sequence. Very much in the spirit of Bass, and I've never read a single word about it; I enjoyed this sequence more than the movie itself (which I did like).
Here's a description:
Just terrific.
My favorite of all time:
The Wild Bunch
William Holden - "If they move, kill'em!" -- then a freeze frame with "DIRECTED BY SAM PECKINPAH"
Classic!
I also have to add the end credits of The Masque of the Red Death (Roger Corman version from the 60s) which has a truly great (IMHO) animated end credit sequence. Very much in the spirit of Bass, and I've never read a single word about it; I enjoyed this sequence more than the movie itself (which I did like).
Here's a description:
Spoiler:
Just terrific.
Last edited by obscurelabel; 08-15-05 at 02:01 PM.