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Reservoir Dogs

Reservoir Dogs
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Who would have thought that a bunch of guys walking towards camera would make a memorable title sequence?
I guess maybe it has to be these guys and a 12fps step-printing process.

Direct Link | Format: QuickTime H.264, 864×368 | Size: 24.1 MB | Running Time: 2:18 | Year: 1992
720p HD Version | Format: QuickTime H.264, 1280×544 | Size: 51 MB | Running Time: 2:18 | Year: 1992

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  • Dash_X
    I'm sorry but the typography is horrendous on this sequence
  • George Baker Selection, some real Dutch material!
    You wouldn't believe how many times this sequence was copied by others...

    Too bad, though, the format hasn't been re-uses as an actual title...
  • Anne Zadai
    From the first time I saw this film I knew it was the BEST opening segment of any movie that I've seen. The cool and self-assured walk, along with the "little green bag" song in the background, wow! it just grabs you. I've had people view this scene even if they didn't want to watch the entire movie.
  • Proving once again that clear and simple always reaps rewards.
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