I designed and directed these main titles in 1987. They were done at Playhouse Pictures in Hollywood. A couple of years ago I was driving with the radio on, and I heard Mick Jagger talking about ...
I designed and directed these main titles in 1987. They were done at Playhouse Pictures in Hollywood. A couple of years ago I was driving with the radio on, and I heard Mick Jagger talking about how he disliked them. He sings the title song. Hah!
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I always loved these titles, laughingsal! It reminded me of the Pink Panther titles, which sometimes were a minimovie all to themselves. This type of stuff was/is a lost art. Thanks to youtube, I can tell the creator HIMSELF how much I enjoy his work! If only the internet existed in the time of Dali. By the way, I forgot Jan DeBont shot this movie. He who gave unto the world the greatest movie of all time...Speed 2: Cruise Control.
Its funny the designer should post this 20 years later because I remember I started kindergarten a year after this came out on video and one day instead of getting ready for school I watched and rewinded over again the kickass title sequence and song. Also because there were rad previews for The Color of Money and Tough Guys on that cassette, haha.
Sally, what a treat to find you here on YouTube with a whole channel to yourself. Your animations are a treat... my first exposure to you was a few-seconds-long animated self-portrait, and I've been keeping an eye out for your work ever since.
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