Last night i watched Django Unchained with my Mom cause i wanted to share this masterpiece of a movie and in the opening sequence she said: is this part of the movie or can we skip? That hurt.
When I was like 15 or something I had a huge Tarantino phase and started to discover my love for movies. I really wanted to show some movie that I liked to my mom, so I asked her now and then if she wants to watch a movie with me and every time she told me that she really wanted to and promised me to do it some other day, but she always had an excuse for not doing it. She kept bullshitting me like that for quite some time until my cousin came to visit us from another country and stayed at our apartment for a few weeks. One day I went out with some friends and guess what?! As soon as I'm gone, my cousin and my mom take out my DVDs and watch both parts of Kill Bill together! I used to think she just wasn't interested in movies but turns out she just didn't want to watch them with me...
@@iheardasong6335 Hmmmm... that's really strange and I'm honestly trying to figure out why she would do that to you, by any chance do you talk during movies or do anything annoying and maybe that puts her off from watching movies with you or maybe do you not watch movies she wants to so she wants to not watch your movies, can you think of anything? I'm not trying to be mean I'm really confused why she would do that.
I just finished the intro credits for my film and this gave me even more input, thank you studio binder, you never fail to teach me even more film making tips.
Kills me nobody is even mentioning Saul Bass (even in the comments). That Catch Me If You Can sequence is heavily inspired by (and almost definitely a deliberate homage to) his work. It drops you in that time period. Titles wouldn't be anything without him. These guys should know who he is for a video like this.
Yes! I was about to comment about this being an homage to Saul Bass and the time period which the film is set on but these guys miss that opportunity to bring that up in the video. Maybe a little film history should be on their agenda before making these videos.
Dark has a pretty incredible title sequence. Its visually beautiful, but also similarly to True Detective, all of the little hints and foreshadowing become clear as the season progresses. You see little flashes of something and you aren't sure what it is until the episode comes around and then during the next intro you can look and go "Oh! I know what that is now! That makes sense." I love it. Such an underappreciated show because of the dub/subtitles. Everyone should watch it.
I accidentally clicked on this playlist and it was a pleasant surprised. Studiobinder, you should bring this series back and analyze other title sequence types.
“Found Footage” is a narrative device originating with films like Blair Witch. “Stock Footage” is sourced from a 3rd party and was originally shot for other purposes
When I saw this title catch me if you can was the first thing that came to my mind. Great movie, I lit up when you guys opened with it. Nice take guys.
I miss when Martin Scorsese’s movies had title sequences in the opening. His work with Elaine and Saul Bass in particular is just awesome. I really love it when movies have title sequences. They just do so much to get you pumped (gotta love Bond), or even add little hints to the movie or set the tone as in Watchmen. Batman (1989), Superman (1978) also have some great titles, as well as Django Unchained, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
Why didnt you guys talk about Saul Bass during the Catch Me If You Can's title sequence since it is an homage to him? It was weird that you guys were confused why Spielberg used animation for that title sequence.
The Bande à Part title sequence in my opinion is simple but aesthetically effective. Fast jump cuts of the three main characters with a fast paced jazzy music at the background. Godard is really creative and innovative. I think that shows more if there is limited budget (just like Community the series lol)
The opening credits fo Christmas Vacation and Honey I Shrunk the Kids stand out to me for animated opening credit scenes. Also: Watchmen had some geat storytelling, world-building, and prologue in the opening credits.
Thanks to Ryan and Chris for this Brilliant Analysis. Nothing is free on Opening Titles. Specific Details inside express in all the Movie Themes and makes you feel to watch the movie. Thanks guys.
There this really underrated Netflix documentary called Fearless that has an amazing title sequence...it has a really cool animation style and really great music on top of it. Highly recommend the show and checking out the title sequence.
Professional critics have to walk a very thin line. They need to rank the work of other people as accurately as possible without being offensive in their treatment of said work. The way you talked about "the room" was in fact offensive, with that condescension and the smug tone. There are many ways of saying "I don't like this or find it good" without mocking the material or the artist. I might have agreed with you if you had said it in a more neutral way, but with all due respect, I don't agree AT ALL with your tone and your joking around, it implies you can do much better and that remains to be proven. Be a bit more humble next time, please. Respect other people's work and passion.
I think we’d all love a StudioBinder spinoff series covering this material in the likes of Mystery Science Theater. Find a way to weave in an educational angle & BAM. Gold.
These guys did opening credits review and didn't do any of the Edgar Wright Films. Like Baby Driver, Shaun Of The Dead And Scott Pilgrim Vs The World are some of the best title sequences I have seen
Cool analysis. Wish there were more examples. TV credit sequences have become a new art form. I don't know if I'd call Johnny Cash's The Man Comes Around a "chill" country song though. It's about Armageddon. haha
In my humble opinion, from the top of my head: Best: 1- *Westworld* = brilliant sequence and song 2- *Casino Royale* = just perfect, was my fav until Westworld came out 3- *Stranger Things* = all board the nostalgia train! 4- *Love, Death and Robots* = short, techy, on point, delivering symbols present in that episode. 5- *Breaking Bad* = the theme gets me everytime. Worst: 1- *American Gods* = good series, great acting, cringy opening sequence! 2- *Mindhunter* = brilliant series, REALLY long and unnecessary opening! What do you guys think? Which are your favorites and least ones?
A video about opening credits without even mentioning any James Bond movie is really strange to say the least, it's the only franchise that for almost 60 years people literally want to see the credits, and the way they make a seamless transition between the movie to the credits and then back to the movie is genius and I haven't even started to talk about how its aesthetics tell us so much about each time period. I know you had to make hard choices but just like most of your viewers I think this was a huge mistake.
You should watch opening title sequences of tollywood movie director sukumar. For every movie, the title sequences will be the theme of the film. Absolutely genius. He is cristopher Nolan of tollywood film industry
I guess you will make others videos about Movies Opening Titles. I've got some suggestions. Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Saga. Jonathan Demme The Silence of the Lambs. Specifically I'm Patient with Passion to watch others videos about Opening Titles Analysis.
the Cash song thats on the credits of Dawn f the dead... i think is more than just a soft country song. its the context. That song is about the apocalypse and we are watching the world b torn apart by riots and disaster. I thinks is a perfect song for a movie like Dawn of the Dead. En of the World Song for an End of the World Movie!
Last night i watched Django Unchained with my Mom cause i wanted to share this masterpiece of a movie and in the opening sequence she said: is this part of the movie or can we skip?
That hurt.
Lol I showed this movie my mom aswell and she only complained about the violence and didn't appreciate anything from it
Oof, that does hurt haha
Brutal 🤣🤣🤣
When I was like 15 or something I had a huge Tarantino phase and started to discover my love for movies. I really wanted to show some movie that I liked to my mom, so I asked her now and then if she wants to watch a movie with me and every time she told me that she really wanted to and promised me to do it some other day, but she always had an excuse for not doing it. She kept bullshitting me like that for quite some time until my cousin came to visit us from another country and stayed at our apartment for a few weeks.
One day I went out with some friends and guess what?! As soon as I'm gone, my cousin and my mom take out my DVDs and watch both parts of Kill Bill together! I used to think she just wasn't interested in movies but turns out she just didn't want to watch them with me...
@@iheardasong6335 Hmmmm... that's really strange and I'm honestly trying to figure out why she would do that to you, by any chance do you talk during movies or do anything annoying and maybe that puts her off from watching movies with you or maybe do you not watch movies she wants to so she wants to not watch your movies, can you think of anything? I'm not trying to be mean I'm really confused why she would do that.
This video was not nearly long enough and that's meant as a compliment.
Als, Casino Royale has one of the best title sequences of all time.
Thanks for watching!
YES!
seconded!
I came here to say this. How dare they not do a Broccoli into?
The Mark Wahlberg bloke looks like a SoundCloud rapper who makes Christian rhymes.
LOL he will love to hear that
I just finished the intro credits for my film and this gave me even more input, thank you studio binder, you never fail to teach me even more film making tips.
Glad we could help!
I'd wished you guys touch on more opening credits, especially from James Bond films & works of David Fincher.
Great video as always :)
Thanks for watching! They were all considered - we made hard decisions 😔
When you talk about title sequence, there's nothing better than "ENTER the VOID".
Great choice!
You are right!!!
The Johnny Cash song over the Dawn of the Dead sequence is a song mentioning apocalypse; perfect for that movie.
Definitely, a great choice on Snyder's end
Kills me nobody is even mentioning Saul Bass (even in the comments). That Catch Me If You Can sequence is heavily inspired by (and almost definitely a deliberate homage to) his work. It drops you in that time period. Titles wouldn't be anything without him. These guys should know who he is for a video like this.
Yes! I was about to comment about this being an homage to Saul Bass and the time period which the film is set on but these guys miss that opportunity to bring that up in the video. Maybe a little film history should be on their agenda before making these videos.
Loved this one hahahah, True Detective was one of the first title sequences that dropped my jaws so watching this was cool. Keep up the good work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
David Fincher- king of opening credits! Especially in se7en
Panic Room has the best opening credits.
Fincher is definitely great with opening credits!
and Mindhunter :)
Mean streets opening sequence is one of the most ingenious and creative sequence's of all time
Great choice!
The Bond title sequences are phenomenal. Always love the way the pre title sequence gets you hyped and then the actual titles kick it into overdrive.
Just a great way to celebrate cinema and its capable of
Man I’m surprised not enough people brought up the Watchmen title sequence
Watchmen definitely is up there for great opening title sequences!
The times are a changing
Dark has a pretty incredible title sequence. Its visually beautiful, but also similarly to True Detective, all of the little hints and foreshadowing become clear as the season progresses. You see little flashes of something and you aren't sure what it is until the episode comes around and then during the next intro you can look and go "Oh! I know what that is now! That makes sense."
I love it. Such an underappreciated show because of the dub/subtitles. Everyone should watch it.
We want episode 2!!
Guys. React to "Thunderball" title sequence. It's impressive
Thanks for the suggestion!
True detective - season 1 is sublime
Agreed!
I accidentally clicked on this playlist and it was a pleasant surprised. Studiobinder, you should bring this series back and analyze other title sequence types.
This video is fantastic. Love the way you explain by writing and practice on the computer in a way that we can compehend what you are talking about.
The opening sequence of Watchmen and Batman v Superman is amazing too
Agreed, great ways to take us into the world of their superheroes
'Watchmen' one was amazing, but as soon as I saw the one in 'Dawn of Justice', I knew it wasn't going to be decent flick.
Succession must be nominated for the best opening sequence. The cut-off of Logan's Face is pure genius.
Succession is a great choice for sure!
You guys should collaborate with CORRIDOR crew.
That would be great!
I'm a simple man, I see Tommy Wiseau, I click
Lol whatever it takes, thanks for watching!
“Found Footage” is a narrative device originating with films like Blair Witch. “Stock Footage” is sourced from a 3rd party and was originally shot for other purposes
Valerian and The City of a Thousand Planets opening credit scene with David Bowie's Space Oddity playing in the background is sublime
Great choice!
When I saw this title catch me if you can was the first thing that came to my mind. Great movie, I lit up when you guys opened with it. Nice take guys.
Thanks for watching!
I miss when Martin Scorsese’s movies had title sequences in the opening. His work with Elaine and Saul Bass in particular is just awesome.
I really love it when movies have title sequences. They just do so much to get you pumped (gotta love Bond), or even add little hints to the movie or set the tone as in Watchmen.
Batman (1989), Superman (1978) also have some great titles, as well as Django Unchained, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
Why didnt you guys talk about Saul Bass during the Catch Me If You Can's title sequence since it is an homage to him? It was weird that you guys were confused why Spielberg used animation for that title sequence.
Nobody:
Chris Lee: QUICK CUTS
You guys should collaborate with corridor crew and react together for storytelling visual elements 😝
✋
Thanks for the suggestion!
Hitchcocks Sabotage has the best title sequence. Just a close up on the word sabotage in the dictionary. Genius
The master himself 👍
The Bande à Part title sequence in my opinion is simple but aesthetically effective. Fast jump cuts of the three main characters with a fast paced jazzy music at the background. Godard is really creative and innovative. I think that shows more if there is limited budget (just like Community the series lol)
Great topic. And love your channel! Hoping to be a motion graphic artist myself. I find it is what I gravitate towards in my free time.
Glad we could help!
The best channel ever!! I'm fully enjoying the contents & evolving along.
Thanks for watching!
I'm saddened by how no one is talking about Mission Impossible Title sequence because they literally teased the entire movie in the sequence. Like wtf
Bravo! Great vidéo and great Channel! Hello from Paris, France ;-) Love the double exposure trick !
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
The opening credits fo Christmas Vacation and Honey I Shrunk the Kids stand out to me for animated opening credit scenes.
Also: Watchmen had some geat storytelling, world-building, and prologue in the opening credits.
I wish you made more episodes of the front row.
I always had a problem with writing opening shots, many thanks, studiobinder!
سلام شما ایرانی هستید؟
@@deathstalkersatan9255 What do you mean?
I read the word "Iran"
Glad we could help!
Thanks to Ryan and Chris for this Brilliant Analysis. Nothing is free on Opening Titles.
Specific Details inside express in all the Movie Themes and makes you feel to watch the movie.
Thanks guys.
Thanks for watching!
Terminator 2 (1991) TITLE SEQUENCE is LEGENDARY in my opinion 💥💥💥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Great choice!
Your videos are amazing. I am an amateur film enthusiast, and your videos are immensely helpful.
Just noticed that James Gunn writing credit on Synders Dawn of the Dead.. fascinating..
I could watch these two guys talk film for hours 🤙
The title sequence of "Drive" was so good
There this really underrated Netflix documentary called Fearless that has an amazing title sequence...it has a really cool animation style and really great music on top of it. Highly recommend the show and checking out the title sequence.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Very creative sign language!
The intro song for True Detective season 1 was "Far from any road" by Handsome Family.
Professional critics have to walk a very thin line. They need to rank the work of other people as accurately as possible without being offensive in their treatment of said work. The way you talked about "the room" was in fact offensive, with that condescension and the smug tone. There are many ways of saying "I don't like this or find it good" without mocking the material or the artist. I might have agreed with you if you had said it in a more neutral way, but with all due respect, I don't agree AT ALL with your tone and your joking around, it implies you can do much better and that remains to be proven. Be a bit more humble next time, please. Respect other people's work and passion.
But this is "The Room" we're talking about. Literally no one thinks it's a good movie. Even the people who worked in it are willing to make fun of it.
How do you talk about opening credits without mentioning Seven?
A lot of films were used and considered as we made the video, including Seven! Just had to make our picks 👍
Cool tips, Studio Binder !!!
Thanks for watching!
The good the bad and the ugly and se7en are the two best opening sequences hands down
Great films and great opening sequences!
Ok, this! More of this!
Guys, do a title sequence contest.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I just keep thinking Aesop Rock is sitting talking about movie intros
Usually I skip the opening credits scene, we all do. But there is one I repeatedly watched and it's from the series "Westworld".
"We all"? I don't think so.
Three words: John Carpenter's Halloween
I think we’d all love a StudioBinder spinoff series covering this material in the likes of Mystery Science Theater. Find a way to weave in an educational angle & BAM. Gold.
I admit it, I watched mainly the part about The Room! :P
Ryan looks like that cartoon character with a orange beanie that i cant remember
LOL he'll love that
The Pink Panther opening credits are really good, i also like the opening of Snatch and se7en alot.
All great examples!
This channel is just best ...!!
Thanks for watching!
I've always been a big fan of the opening title sequence to Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Wererabbit lol
Great pick!
They should've reacted to The Walking Dead opening credits.
Would be so cool if you took a look at Tintin and the secret of the unicorn and se7en
Thanks for the suggestions!
5:52 is it called "soundtrack dissonance"?
Yeah! But that term is not as well known, people usually just think of it as juxtaposition
@@StudioBinder okay cool beans. interesting thing it is.
Westworld has an exceptional opening credits. One of the best!
"quickcuts quickcuts"
😂
These guys did opening credits review and didn't do any of the Edgar Wright Films. Like Baby Driver, Shaun Of The Dead And Scott Pilgrim Vs The World are some of the best title sequences I have seen
Cool analysis. Wish there were more examples. TV credit sequences have become a new art form. I don't know if I'd call Johnny Cash's The Man Comes Around a "chill" country song though. It's about Armageddon. haha
Fair point - the main takeaway we were getting at is the tone of the song, which seemingly contradicts with what we're seeing on screen
@@StudioBinder Makes sense. I guess the song itself is a contradiction.
Give me a suggestion, whether animation open credits or double exposure credits or open credits like in terminator. Which is the best?
thank you for all of your videos
Thanks for watching!
The opening song in Season 1 of True Detective is called "Far from Any Road" and it's by The Handsome Family, not T-Bone Burnett.
ooh love those double exposures.. How creative can you get on a low budget RUclips vid?
Up In the Air with George Clooney and Anna Kendrick has an amazing title sequence.
That's a great choice!
The opening of Spider Verse
Love that film ❤️
Thanks a lot for this.
Can u guys do more of wat not to do like case study and pick conjouring it would be awesome...
In my humble opinion, from the top of my head:
Best:
1- *Westworld* = brilliant sequence and song
2- *Casino Royale* = just perfect, was my fav until Westworld came out
3- *Stranger Things* = all board the nostalgia train!
4- *Love, Death and Robots* = short, techy, on point, delivering symbols present in that episode.
5- *Breaking Bad* = the theme gets me everytime.
Worst:
1- *American Gods* = good series, great acting, cringy opening sequence!
2- *Mindhunter* = brilliant series, REALLY long and unnecessary opening!
What do you guys think? Which are your favorites and least ones?
Belly (1998) Opening credits. Directed by Hype Williams 🔥🔥🔥
Great choice!
Please make a video on Clapperboard
Digital Clapperboard and normal old clap board
Thanks for the suggestion!
A video about opening credits without even mentioning any James Bond movie is really strange to say the least, it's the only franchise that for almost 60 years people literally want to see the credits, and the way they make a seamless transition between the movie to the credits and then back to the movie is genius and I haven't even started to talk about how its aesthetics tell us so much about each time period. I know you had to make hard choices but just like most of your viewers I think this was a huge mistake.
wheres the good the bad and the ugly opening credits
A great choice! Just so many options and content to cover
You guys are talking about opening credit sequence and you did not mentioned david fincher movie.... how is that possible???
Fincher is great and definitely was discussed! These films just best reflected what we wanted to cover
Favorite title sequences:
Grease, Skyfall, Napoleon Dynamite
05:19 OP is into ChilledCow lofi
1AM study Sessions let's go
Love ChilledCow!
You should watch opening title sequences of tollywood movie director sukumar.
For every movie, the title sequences will be the theme of the film. Absolutely genius. He is cristopher Nolan of tollywood film industry
Thanks for the suggestion!
500DoS is almost my Favourite , second only to Pulp Fiction
I guess you will make others videos about Movies Opening Titles. I've got some suggestions.
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Saga. Jonathan Demme The Silence of the Lambs. Specifically I'm Patient with Passion to watch others videos about Opening Titles Analysis.
Thanks for the suggestions!
adaptation and se7en are my favorites
the Cash song thats on the credits of Dawn f the dead... i think is more than just a soft country song. its the context. That song is about the apocalypse and we are watching the world b torn apart by riots and disaster. I thinks is a perfect song for a movie like Dawn of the Dead. En of the World Song for an End of the World Movie!
Agreed, Snyder made a solid directorial decision with the song
MAURICE BINDER, MAN
the man, the myth, the legend!
Are we really not going to mention Game of Thrones and more recently Netflix's "Cursed"?
You Just can’t talk about the opening secuence of catch me if you can without mentioning Saul Bass
Spider Verse has a crazy amazing opening sequence
Seven also great title sequence
what is the best opening sequence you remember, ?
Please make it on fps rate (25fps Vs 24fps)
Do you mean make a video on frame rates?
@@StudioBinder yes sir
MORE! :)
New video every Monday!
Where is the new the episode of the ultimate guide for camera shots?
New episode coming out next Monday!
@@StudioBinder excellent