The Watchmen opening credits sequence -notable for its innovative use of the same 3d-text-in-the-environment style as Fringe, Panic Room, the Pandorum trailer, and that one car commercial where the car keeps bumping into its reviews- is online at the Dave and Thomas blog. I have to say, the sequence does a great job setting up the film's basic premise of being set in a world of slow motion.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Slow Down, Why Dontcha'?
I still haven't seen Watchmen... but now I've seen the opening credits!
The Watchmen opening credits sequence -notable for its innovative use of the same 3d-text-in-the-environment style as Fringe, Panic Room, the Pandorum trailer, and that one car commercial where the car keeps bumping into its reviews- is online at the Dave and Thomas blog. I have to say, the sequence does a great job setting up the film's basic premise of being set in a world of slow motion.
The Watchmen opening credits sequence -notable for its innovative use of the same 3d-text-in-the-environment style as Fringe, Panic Room, the Pandorum trailer, and that one car commercial where the car keeps bumping into its reviews- is online at the Dave and Thomas blog. I have to say, the sequence does a great job setting up the film's basic premise of being set in a world of slow motion.
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