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The now classic opening sequence that helped rejuvenate title design in mainstream cinema.

Direct Link | Format: QuickTime H.264, 720×304 | Size: 17 MB | Running Time: 2:07 | Year: 1995
720p HD Version | Format: QuickTime H.264, 1280×544 | Size: 52.7 MB | Running Time: 2:07 | Year: 1995



Created by Kyle Cooper

Category: Film, Kyle Cooper

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9 Responses

  1. David Esrati says:

    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.

  2. Alex says:

    This was done at Imaginary Forces and title giant Thomas Cobb worked on this as well.

  3. Robot says:

    One of the best title sequences ever…

  4. L.G. Bayao says:

    This was a starting point for me. The grungy letters, the jumpcuts. The best.

  5. Nelson B says:

    Magnificent.

  6. Raymond K. H. says:

    Does anyone know what the significance of the “No Key” that when is played frame by frame appears numerous times in the Title sequence.

  7. jeff says:

    The dvd has a long video about the making of this sequence. worth the dissection, pun intended.

  8. Daniel says:

    Pity that Coil, who did the remix of Closer, isn’t credited in the movie.

  9. Bruno says:

    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).

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