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I love the opening credits that show a romantic, exciting view of Manhattan with Johnny Mathis singing "The Best Of Everything" on the soundtrack.
As a bonus, you even get Eric Idle performing the song with wrote for Nilsson's final album during the closing credits.
Hang around for the first batch of credits or you'll really miss something!
In addition, I liked the carry-through of the "Billy-boy" song that first was heard during the credits of the first movie, the title "Sarah, Plain and Tall."
Even in the credits its based on the book, its not the book.
The groovy animated opening credits sequence, Charles F. Wheeler's glossy cinematography, and Hoyt Curtin's funky, pulsating disco score are all solid as well.
I missed the beginning but when I started watching Deadly Voyage the clicker was put down and not even thought of until the credits rolled.
The scenery is simply amazing and the end credits are the best ever in any movie I have seen (just like a Shakespeare play).
Note: You may enjoy it more, if you miss the first few seconds of the credits.
When you see the end credits, you'll get what I mean The Wayne Kennedy character, who is really weird, takes this to a 7 rather than a 6.
The HBO First Look special on the film is also worth watching, and in that, you may want to keep watching throughout the credits, too.
The film bristles with surprises galore from the invigorating title credits sequence throughout its generally exciting but lengthy 134 minutes.
The opening credits are exhilarating.
The gags fly rapidly from the opening credits until the very end, when you would see Drebin and his boss, Ed Hocken, pretending to be in freeze frame as the closing credits rolled, during which the criminal (still moving) would see everyone else motionless and try to escape.
Pay attention to the closing credits were the thousands of Shtrafbat battalions are listed.
As the end credits say in the Italian cut "FINE".
Even though the film's credits indicated China as the main location for the shoot, I could have sworn I was seeing Kabul throughout the scenes which are meant to be taking place in Afghanistan.
The acting isn't outstanding, there's no reason to give credits to the directing, and its really just another semi-gory 21st century slasher flick that MOST people will consider just decent.
This film is SO bad, so terribly written and hopelessly low budget that the ending credits, which show all of the cut scenes where they fumbled their lines, are literally the movie's highlight.
Unfortunately it starts right after the opening credits.
The beginning and end credits show along with the most of the actors and the "special effects" that this is a low budget movie.
This is one strange hacked together film, you get the feeling that the bond company had to come in on this one, I'm not surprised there's no credits on it, who would want to be associated with this film.
To grasp where this 1976 version of A STAR IS BORN is coming from consider this: Its final number is sung by Barbra Streisand in a seven minute and forty second close-up, followed by another two-and-half-minute freeze frame of Ms. Streisand -- striking a Christ-like pose -- behind the closing credits.
All around, it seems like it could've been a good story, rolling the credits and saying that Chasey Lain was in it was a bit of a loss as I didn't recognize her right away and her scene was already over before I could've said 'oh yeah, there she is'.
Even the end credits are hilarious.
You might be a bit confused if you watch this silly made-for from the beginning, since the credits list Susan Dey as "Special Guest Star."
Susan Seidelman seems to have had a decent career with a few top notch credits under her belt.
I am sorry to say that based on these deficiencies I clocked it straight away as Canadian without knowing it to be such-the Telefilm Canada end credits gave it away.
He utters a couple words and the credits roll.
The credits list Rob Reiner and Joey Bishop, but I somehow missed them (good move on their part).
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