Title Sequence Clip Review

In the Saturday Night Fever, his walk and the way he does normal things is more in a like confident attitude. In the Jaws movie at first it was very calming and warming but then when the girl went into the water she got attacked by what would seem like the antagonist (Jaws) and even though she held on to an object she still got pulled away and eaten. This makes “Jaws” seem super strong and scary especially at night.

The sudden change in the music in SCREAM symbolized that something scary or even bad was going to happen. An example of this would be at the point where they’re on the phone and the person says, “Cause I want to know who I’m looking at…”, then the plain background goes into an echo sound effect. In the Apocalypse Now movie it showed trees on fire which did not look to be native here and looked to be in some part of Asia (I believe). There was a gun on the bed and a helicopter noise in the background which I believe the movie will be about war. The introductions to films are very important because it’s what drags most viewers into the movie more and doesn’t make them click the X button if they don’t want to watch it.       

There have been many instances where the introductions make the movie seem very boring but then there’s some that don’t. A good example of this would be the movie “Lion King” the introduction is very iconic scene in the movie. I believe the reason why this part of the film is so iconic is because of the song. As they said in the article the title sequences have to match up to the movie. If it doesn’t match up to the movie it just seems odd. In the Raging Bull the fighter is in the ring alone, what I believe this means is that he is fighting the fight alone mentally and throughout training he believes he is doing everything alone.

In the movie “What about Bob”, the music, the actor, it basically tells you that this is going to be a comedy show by the way he approaches the door, approaches the fish in the bowl by saying “Good morning Gil!”. In the movie Trainspotting it attracts you into the movie because of the person who is talking about “choosing”. He is listing a bunch of options but at the same time it goes into what is happening at the same time in the movie because what he’s saying is random. But not only that in the film is random. So is the person listing the reasons. It switches from him escaping somebody to somebody playing soccer. As of right now I believe I would side with picking and doing a movie for my portfolio project as it seems more fun.