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The film begins with a rousing score by noted composer Elmer Bernstein who gave us such memorable themes as 'The Great Escape and the Magnificent Seven.' Indeed, when you read the opening credits headlining the cast is none other than George Peppard as Capt.
This is actually the first movie I ever saw in a theatre , where the people didn't leave immediately when the end credits started.
I haven't seen this film for over 20 years, but it had such an impact on me that I remember sitting through the credits and for several minutes after in complete awe.
However, no viewer is likely to doubt that Maud and Sue will somehow end up together -- improbably -- as the credits roll.
I don't even know the name of the song, because the credits are squished at the end of the movie to make room for hundreds of promos.
I am particularly moved by the haunting original music of Tim Souster, and especially by the dolorous strains of Dmitri Shostakovich's Chamber Symphony in C minor ( the music over the credits and in parts of the film).
Guest-stars ( including William Shatner! ) were killed off in the opening credits.
When I saw Raquel Welch's name in the opening credits, I decided to watch it.
This essentially tradition rooted melodrama is given only a moderate budget, despite the presence of a goodly number of well-known players, including Steve Buscemi, Anthony Quinn, and Stanley Tucci, and was kept in the can for about a year before its rather desultory distribution and leaden marketing efforts on its behalf, more's the pity as its solid production characteristics are firmly complemented by Alexandre Rockwell's admirably controlled direction, a consistent virtue of his work, and on display in this film from its very opening scene, frames that form a montage behind the credits, featuring Perez at Skid Row's Fifth and Main Streets.
The credits at the end went by so quickly and in such small type, I had to go online to find out the person responsible for this master work.
The film credits show clips of all the actors, including the old hag with the final line telling you to get out & never come back, which is a great ending to this film.
Anyone who correctly identifies the opening images as God killing himself without reading the end credits certainly deserves a free ticket to a rest home in Transylvania.
Also, if you see it, make sure to stay until the end of the credits as well!
And stick around after the credits too...
The film has been beautifully photographed in what I presume to be Monte Sant'Angelo, near the Adriatic in southern Italy (at least, that town's police force is thanked in the closing credits).
The success in bringing this movie to life was obviously a team effort so to actors, EP's, producers, writers, directors, and all of production I say, "WELL PLAYED!" Having missed the credits at the beginning of the movie (it was being shown on HBO), I was so very surprised that I had to actually research (albeit briefly) the internet in order to find the title of this movie -- something so great should have been known by me -- a clear indication that this movie must be re-released!
Be sure to stay seated through the credits for a special treat hehe.
I'm not lying, I cried from the opening credits to the ending credits.
It's rare for a film to sweep you away within its world and leave you wanting more once the credits roll.
When the opening credits rolled, there were -- as usual at press screenings -- loud ovations for the names of every actor or crew member who'd got friends in the audience, and silence for those who hadn't.
From the opening sequence until after the credits you'll be laughing your self breathless.
As the credits start, the camera moves down from the moon to the parking lot, into the roller rink, past the concessions and across the rink to a small bandstand where a small band is doing their sound check.
I gotta say that I was very surprised to find myself really enjoying the movie from the opening scene to the credits.
This is yet another gem from the pen of Daniele Thompson - in fact that same year (1999) she wrote and directed La Buche, the first of three writer/director credits so far.
The story completes a full circle and had the theater beaming as the credits rolled.
From the opening credits to the ending credits this movie has straight laughs.
Everything from the Score - to when the final credits role.
Bullets are flying and bodies are dying in a gun skirmish over the opening credits, where the intensity of the film never lets up throughout the duration, focusing on grim faces, worn out soldiers with next to nothing to eat, a terrified population under occupation, starving children with petrified mothers, all cast in an immense landscape of endless white snow.
Also, stay tuned for an extra scene after the credits.
Directed, written,edited and scored by Alejandro Amenabar, it touches you from the very first images, and doesn't leave your eyes and your heart to rest until the last credits, thanks to Alejandro and a group of wonderful actors and actresses at their best.
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