Seen by Matt on November 26 2008:
The Art of the Title Sequence: a great site for opening credits aficionados.
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Ian 26 Nov 08
Thanks for the mention! Seems like it’s now come full circle since we use and love Basecamp and Highrise to manage the site.
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Saverio Mondelli 26 Nov 08
Brings to mind the opening sequence for “Dexter”. Assuming you know what the show is about, your interpretation of it (the first time you see it) is just plain awesome.
Mike 26 Nov 08
@ Ian
This is really cool, I was mesmerized by watching some of these. I don’t know how many times I’ve seen the movie Halloween but the intro is just amazing. Thanks so much for taking the time to pull these together!
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