First ten minutes

Started by Dusty3 pages
Originally posted by office jesus
Hm. X2 probably gets my vote. The whole thing with Nightcrawler. Excellent.

You're right, that scene totally kicked ass. Seeing it in theaters was amazing.

The opening scene of Team America is absolute genius.

Swordfish has a great beginning. Travolta talks about Dog Day Afternoon and then a great explosion filmed Matrix style.

Sin City

Originally posted by LiL nAstY GirL
Sin City

aw man i thought it was slow and lame up untill the bruce willis part(were i thought it should of started anyway.)but i did like the actual artwork in the opening credits.

i loved the movie though and i know that the begging was frank's work, but it would of made sence to open it with the marv thing considering that was the first sin city he wrote.

Originally posted by Jarshewa
but it would of made sence to open it with the marv thing considering that was the first sin city he wrote.

Technically it opened up with 'The Customer is Always Right' with Josh Harnett.

Then came Hartigan, then Marv, then Dwight, then Hartigan again.

Originally posted by Dusty
Technically it opened up with 'The Customer is Always Right' with Josh Harnett.

Then came Hartigan, then Marv, then Dwight, then Hartigan again.

no shit anyone seen the movie would now that.whats your point.
and technically he first wrote 'the hard goodbye' first so maybe you should crawl into a corner and die

Originally posted by Jarshewa
no shit anyone seen the movie would now that.whats your point.
and technically he first wrote 'the hard goodbye' first

According to your previous post, you stated that the movie opened up with "The Hard Goodbye" featuring Marv.

Originally posted by Jarshewa
i loved the movie though and i know that the begging was frank's work, but it would of made sence to open it with the marv thing considering that was the first sin city he wrote.

And I stated that the movie opened up with Josh Harnett in 'The Customer is Always right'.

As for the "Crawling into a corner and die" thing, I think you'd better refrain from randomly bashing like that. You said an incorrect statement, and I corrected it. Case closed.

learn to read-i new it opened up with hartnets boring scene-i said it would of been better to start it with marvs.

"you still got that corner"

im gettin booted any way

but your still wrong.

and "the customer is always right" wasnt his first work in sin city-man your dumb

they still got that corner

Originally posted by Jarshewa
learn to read-i new it opened up with hartnets boring scene-i said it would of been better to start it with marvs.

Ah I see. The sentence structure you used in that post is very vague and confusing. But now that you pointed it out, I see what you mean. But IMO, it would have made more sense to open it up with 'The Customer is Always right', so that the ending would make sense and the film would feel more complete.

Originally posted by Jarshewa
and "the customer is always right" wasnt his first work in sin city-man your dumb

I know this. I was talking about the Movie. The first graphic novel was branded 'Sin City', and the story was re-named 'The hard Goodbye'

Originally posted by Jarshewa
learn to read-i new it opened up with hartnets boring scene-i said it would of been better to start it with marvs.

"you still got that corner"

The Hartnett scenes were perfect bookends to the film, it was a good way to slowly lower the viewer into this strange city, beginning right off the bat with Marv would have been a bit jarring.

Stop insulting people.

Yeah, it was genius how they opened with him, and then closed with him. If you were to actually read some of the novels, you'd realize some of the better ones are the short stories, including my favorite, Blue Eyes

Originally posted by Jarshewa
learn to read-i new it opened up with hartnets boring scene-i said it would of been better to start it with marvs.

"you still got that corner"


Harnett's opening of Sin City is one of my favorite scenes of all time. His character has so much potential.

Probably 'Blade', I watched it a couple of days ago and was thinking 'this is one hell of an opening ' watching him demolish vampires in the club scene. The best action sequence in the film I would say.