Mar 26, 2008
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The now classic opening sequence that helped rejuvenate title design in mainstream cinema.
USA | 1995 | Color | 2.35:1 | English/Portuguese
CREDITS
Title Designer: Kyle Cooper
Interviews
ISO Design on A History of Scotland
Danny Yount on Sherlock Holmes
Gareth Edwards on How We Built Britain
Yellowshed on Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Chic & Artistic on Dan Black's “Symphonies”
Nirvan Mullick on Willard
Sfaustina on Tetro
Kevin Dart, Stephane Coedel and Cyrille Marchesseau on A Kiss From Tokyo
Matteo Manzini on Chéri
Jim Capobianco and Alexander Woo on WALL·E
Edd Kargin on Novaya Zemlya
David Daniels on Freaked
Kyle Cooper on The Incredible Hulk
Garson Yu on Hulk
Zephyr on Wild Style
Howard Nourmand on The Dog Problem
Nina Paley on Sita Sings the Blues
Stephane Coedel on The Amazing Adventures of Kid Cole & Klay
Stefan Bucher on The Fall
Danny Yount on Sherlock Holmes
Gareth Edwards on How We Built Britain
Yellowshed on Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Chic & Artistic on Dan Black's “Symphonies”
Nirvan Mullick on Willard
Sfaustina on Tetro
Kevin Dart, Stephane Coedel and Cyrille Marchesseau on A Kiss From Tokyo
Matteo Manzini on Chéri
Jim Capobianco and Alexander Woo on WALL·E
Edd Kargin on Novaya Zemlya
David Daniels on Freaked
Kyle Cooper on The Incredible Hulk
Garson Yu on Hulk
Zephyr on Wild Style
Howard Nourmand on The Dog Problem
Nina Paley on Sita Sings the Blues
Stephane Coedel on The Amazing Adventures of Kid Cole & Klay
Stefan Bucher on The Fall
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Master Index
- 300
- Aeon Flux
- Alien
- Alien: Resurrection
- Aliens
- Alien³
- Almost Famous
- Amazing Adventures of Kid Cole & Klay (+ Stephane Coedel interview), The
- American Splendor
- Barbarella
- Batman
- Blade II
- Bombay Talkie
- Bonnie and Clyde
- Bored to Death (+ Tom Barham Q&A)
- Brat Bratu
- Brazil
- Broken & Cyn
- Bullitt
- Carnivàle
- Casino Royale
- Catch Me If You Can
- Changeling, The
- Chéri (+ Matteo Manzini interview)
- Clone High
- Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (+ Yellowshed interview)
- Company, The
- Contact
- Control
- Conversation, The
- Coraline
- Cowboy Bebop
- Dan Black "Symphonies" Music Video (+ Chic & Artistic interview)
- Danger! 50,000 Volts!
- Danger: Diabolik
- Darkplace
- Dawn of the Dead
- Deadwood
- Dean Spanley
- Delicatessen
- Design: e2
- Dexter
- Dirty Harry
- Dog Problem (+ Howard Nourmand interview), The
- Domino
- Donnie Brasco
- Dreamers, The
- Durham County
- Durval Discos
- Edward Scissorhands
- El Don
- Fakers
- Fall (+ Stefan Bucher interview), The
- Fallen Angel
- Falling Down
- Fight Club
- Fish + Mutual Friends
- Forrest Gump
- Freaked (+ David Daniels interview)
- Game, The
- Gattaca
- Ginger Snaps
- Girl on a Motorcycle, The
- Go
- Good, the Bad and the Ugly, The
- Halloween
- Het Klokhuis (+ Johnny Kelly interview)
- High Fidelity
- History of Scotland (+ ISO Design interview), A
- Hostage
- How We Built Britain (+ Gareth Edwards interview)
- Hulk (+ Garson Yu interview)
- Impostors, The
- Inconvenient Truth, An
- Incredible Hulk (+ Kyle Cooper interview), The
- Incredibles, The
- Innerspace
- Iron Man
- Island of Dr. Moreau, The
- JCVD
- John Adams
- Juno
- Kingdom, The
- Kiss From Tokyo, A
- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
- Kung Fu Panda
- Le Souffleur
- Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
- Les Chevaliers du Ciel
- Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, The
- Lolita
- Lord of War
- Lost
- Lost Highway
- Made in YU
- Man Stroke Woman
- Max Payne
- Mentiras Piadosas
- Mimic
- MirrorMask
- Mission Impossible
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- Mothman Prophecies, The
- Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium
- Mulholland Dr.
- Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, The
- Mystery Science Theater 3000
- Météo+
- Naked Gun, The
- Napoleon Dynamite
- Natural Born Killers
- Nel Nome Del Male + Boris 2
- Novaya Zemlya (+ Edd Kargin interview)
- Number 23, The
- Once Upon a Time in the West
- Onibaba
- Panic Room
- Paraiso Travel
- Planet of the Apes
- Player, The
- Puras Joyitas
- Quatermass and the Pit
- Raging Bull
- Repo Man
- Reservoir Dogs
- Riget (The Kingdom)
- Sahara
- Samurai Champloo
- Saturday Night Fever
- Se7en
- Set-Up, The
- Sherlock Holmes (+ Danny Yount interview)
- Shining, The
- Sisters
- Sita Sings the Blues (+ Nina Paley interview)
- Six Feet Under
- SLC Punk
- Smokin' Aces
- Soylent Green
- Stranger Than Fiction
- Superman/Batman: Public Enemies
- Sweeney Todd
- Taxi Driver
- Tekkon kinkurîto (Tekkonkinkreet)
- Tetro (+ Sfaustina interview)
- Thank You for Smoking
- This Is England
- To Kill A Mockingbird
- Total Recall
- Touch of Evil
- True Blood
- Twelve Monkeys
- Twilight Zone, The
- U Turn
- Under the Volcano
- United States of Tara
- Untouchables, The
- Usual Suspects, The
- Vantage Point
- Vertigo
- WALL·E (+ Jim Capobianco & Alex Woo interview)
- We're Here To Help
- Wild Style (+ Zephyr interview)
- Willard (+ Nirvan Mullick interview)
- William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet
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I seem to remember that the end credits were pretty cool too- running sort of backwards.
This was the first movie that the credits had me going- “Damn, that’s amazing” in quite a while- the whole Imaginary Forces reel was pretty impressive when I first saw it about 10 years ago.
This was done at Imaginary Forces and title giant Thomas Cobb worked on this as well.
One of the best title sequences ever…
This was a starting point for me. The grungy letters, the jumpcuts. The best.
Magnificent.
Does anyone know what the significance of the “No Key” that when is played frame by frame appears numerous times in the Title sequence.
The dvd has a long video about the making of this sequence. worth the dissection, pun intended.
Pity that Coil, who did the remix of Closer, isn’t credited in the movie.
when i saw the film for the first time .. i wonder how can he think like that … i didn’t ever see something like this great title before .
As a matter of fact, this was done by Kyle Cooper in 1995 while he was creative director at R/Greenberg Associates in LA. He founded Imaginary Forces a year later (1996). (Thomas Cobb did work on this as well, that’s correct).