I must say first of all at the end of this sequence I was gutted that the movie didn’t just continue, as it totally sucked me in to the narrative! Luckily Sky Movies is repeating this movie ad nauseum this week & I’ve since satisfied that urge. It’s a great little movie (a romantic comedy that is genuine, quirky, romantic and funny plus not in the least bit sappy or over sentimental) and this title sequence is a great way to introduce it. In fact, it’s one of the most enjoyable sequences I’ve seen. The opening is better than the close which is a bit too messy for my taste, but still it’s all good work.

The use of the diagramatical information really helps convey the obsessive compulsive nature of the character and is executed very well.

I had been avoiding this movie for some reason, thanks to Alex/webmaster for bringing this to my attention, I loved the sequence and loved the movie too!

I loved this movie from the opening sequence and the narrative that they use to suck you in. I saw this movie 3 times in the theaters and wanted to bring a camera in with me to take a picture of the end titles. This is 100% my favorite thing on the planet and I’m really happy to see a site dedicated to this part of my brain.

MK12 did the most recent bond… the titles are among the highlights of that film as well. Same director, too, Marc Forster. He must’ve been as impressed as we all were.

This are a perfect transition from story to titles to story again. And, like Gilmour said, it is a somewhat gutting experience when you watch the titles by themselves and the movie doesn’t continue. Simultaneously, the treatment is so polished that the sequence easily holds up as a piece on its own. The combination of these two things makes for a wonderful, albeit somewhat rare, film title experience.