I watch the credits

Created on 10/12/2008, last active awhile ago.

"and I love them"

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Interested in: Avant-garde / Experimental, Film, TV & Radio, Historical Film, Visual Arts

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A group for people who enjoy movie credit sequences (at the beginning or the end) because of their motion graphics, their tail music, their concept, their typography, their information, their ingenuity, their hidden humor or SIMPLY BECAUSE you like to respect the filmmakers and sit through all of their names.

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Best of the Best!

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seely
Posts 402

10/14/2008 3:05 PM
posted awhile ago

Best of the Best!

I submit for consideration for some of the all-time best credit sequences 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'. The subtitles are absolutely hilarious in that fake-scandinavian language, and the mid-switch to a mariachi theme after 'those responsible for the subtitles' got 'sacked' was briliiant. Reflects Monty Pythons humor perfectly--start with ordinary and work your way up to utterly ridiculous.

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Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1974)

Ravie13
Posts 40

10/14/2008 7:49 PM
posted awhile ago

Re:Best of the Best!

One of my favorite credit sequences is the one for HARRY POTTER & THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN. The whole sequence takes the concept of the Marauder's Map (from the movie and the books) and throughout the sequence you see little footprints walking around on the map. But if you pay attention there are little jokes like Lupin's footprints that start out shoes and then change to paw prints. And others that gang up on someone with someone disappearing.

Under discussion:

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)

pippin06
Posts 578

10/15/2008 7:20 AM
posted awhile ago

Re:Best of the Best!

seely:

I submit for consideration for some of the all-time best credit sequences 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'. The subtitles are absolutely hilarious in that fake-scandinavian language, and the mid-switch to a mariachi theme after 'those responsible for the subtitles' got 'sacked' was briliiant. Reflects Monty Pythons humor perfectly--start with ordinary and work your way up to utterly ridiculous.