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This movie has the most ingenious credit sequence I've ever seen.

posted 14 years ago by mariposa-9
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I just wanted to say that.

hey..i just watched this earlier today, and it was good. love anythin with tom hanks lol. but i'm curious..who is Frank Jr.'s wife? just says he got married but not to whom. i assume it wasn't Brenda cuz he just left her at the airport like that. thanks

[–] hpavillion1 13 years ago

I agree. Just amazing!

[–] Offworld_Colony 13 years ago

Saul Bass inspired. See most Hitchcock.

[–] mpoconnor7 13 years ago

Saul Bass also did the animated opening credits for It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.

[–] tmf_scipio 13 years ago

It's definitely an interesting one. You should look up Saul Bass. He's the influence for this style.

"Hitler! C'mon, I'll buy you a glass of lemonade."

[–] mariposa-9 13 years ago

Saul Bass' credit sequence for Vertigo is also one of my favorites.

It's not that I don't trust you, it's the devil in you that I don't trust,

[–] TooPrettyInPink 11 years ago

Agreed, it's so whimsical and creative, just like the movie. Loved it!

[–] tomkaren1994 9 years ago

I agree... along with The Man With One Red Shoe. Oddly enough, another Tom Hanks movie.

[–] sage2112 9 years ago

Then I would guess there's a world of greatness in film making of decades past that you will discover and love.

[–] smoko 7 years ago

@mariposa-9 It reminded me of the famous credit sequences of the Pink Panther movies.

Interesting to see that John Williams did the music too - it's nothing like the big brassy music he does for blockbusters like Star Wars and Indiana Jones, so it must've been fun for him to try something new.