List of Titles by Graphic Desire - Movie & Film Lists

No, not the title of the film. Films with excellent the initial film credits.

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Arlington Road

Mark Pellington (1999)

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Arlington Road titles capture this movie perfectly. Once again Kyle Cooper displays his talent of making titles better then the actual movie.

Cape Fear

Martin Scorsese (1991)

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Down With Love

Peyton Reed (2003)

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GoodFellas

Martin Scorsese (1990)

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Hustle & Flow

Craig Brewer (2005)

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Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

Brad Silberling (2004)

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Beautiful ending titles. Probably the most money I have ever seen spent on ending titles.

One Hour Photo

Mark Romanek (2001)

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Psycho

Alfred Hitchcock (1960)

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Seven

David Fincher (1995)

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Sphere

Barry Levinson (1997)

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Another set of beautiful opening titles by the Imaginary Forces group.

The Island of Dr. Moreau

John Frankenheimer (1996)

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Beautiful typography. Perfect for the movie. Distorted type twisting, spliting, extracting, destructing and duplicating over intense graphic images. The design of the titles captures the movie well. It is a shame the movie did not live up to the opening titles.