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1. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
2. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
3. Live and Let Die

bond movies

Tim Burton movies

Se7en.
Napoleon Dynamite.
Van Wilder.
Matrix.

I absolutely love the North by Northwest starting titles, all in line with the building windows, perfect.

I loved the credits in Spiderman 2, the artwork showing the previous movie.

Originally posted by Ast Rofan
I loved the credits in Spiderman 2, the artwork showing the previous movie.

I agree.

I like movies where they show no creits at the beginning of the film. There really is no damn need.

Star Wars saga and Matrix Trilogy.

Yeah, Sidey 2's was great and I'dlike the add the Pink Panther series' animated openings.

Kind of like Christmas Vacation too.

Originally posted by Ast Rofan
I loved the credits in Spiderman 2, the artwork showing the previous movie.
I liked the webs from the first Spider-Man better.

Originally posted by ragesRemorse
I like movies where they show no creits at the beginning of the film. There really is no damn need.

some that do it creatively can be ok, but other then that I agree. I remember on some commentary zach braff said he used pretty much the minimum allowed for garden state

Seven.. hands down

Originally posted by Wolfie
I liked the webs from the first Spider-Man better.


I liked them too, but it seemed like they would never end.

I thought they did a nice job with Hostage's opening credit sequence.

Napoleon Dynamite.

Originally posted by Snowbeast
Tim Burton movies

most defintly

the opening to snake eyes is cool and very well rehearsed...it looks on the face of it to be 20 minutes single shot but its actually cut in 2 by a person walking in front of the camera (because you cant get a single 20 minutes film reel for shooting apparently

or the nice simple opening of fear and loathing

"We were somewhere around Barstow on the egde of the desert when the drugs began to take hold"

Originally posted by vader519
Star Wars saga and Matrix Trilogy.
I agree.

Originally posted by botankus
I thought they did a nice job with Hostage's opening credit sequence.

thats was a really good movie. Better than i thought it would be.

i dont really pay tha much attebtion to the opening cradits so i dont remeber any

Suicide Kings credits were pretty good

Monsters Inc.

Bets opeing sequence was definatley "The 25th Hour." It has Edward Norton and Barry Pepper in it. Directed by Spike Lee. If you haven't seen it, tou're missing out

Spiderman

Sin City

mm.....................Monsters Inc is pretty cool

Sin City was great, as was Hostage.

I don't know, it's hard to think of one specifically.
I'll come back to this.

Originally posted by Snowbeast
Tim Burton movies

To true, no-one does opening credits like Burton

I love the Burton ones, Moulin Rouge (the movie had me once there was an orchestra doing the 20th century thing...), and LOTR, but right now one that really sticks in my head is Requiem for a Dream, simply because it sets up very early how messed up the people are, and I started feeling uneasy from the getgo.

I would have to agree with Snowbeast and Movie Madhead, Tim Burton's opening sequences are brilliant. I loved Ed Wood's opening credits, the reference to one of Ed Wood's films and Edward Scissorhands also is great.

Originally posted by botankus
I thought they did a nice job with Hostage's opening credit sequence.

Yeah i liked that too. It looked like a movie a la' The Negotiator

Sin City had a great one.

The Dirty Dozen
spiderman
from russia w/ love
office space

Star Wars saga
Spider-Man 2
Matrix Trilogy
Troy

Agreeing on requiem for a dream and adding alien: resurrection, creepy (got a thing for the entire alien cycle)

Kill Bill Vol. 1
Pulp Fiction
Catch Me If You Can
Amelie

SUPERMAN!!

the hulk
the phuniser

pulp fiction even though the opening credits seem to go on forever