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Apocalypse, however, takes the boundaries of what we can endure to a global level - Coppola's sweeping footage of the humid, murky jungles of Cambodia and an opening sequence of helicopters amid exploding forests and an orange sky - set to an oddly fitting Doors soundtrack - as well as chilling scenes on the river and of an air raid on a village with Wagner blasting from speakers (a scene which has gone down as one of the most chilling, darkly humorous, and strikingly pointless war scenes ever) - this all contributes to the sense of Apocalypse - the end of the world - and not at some distant point in the future, but Apocalypse Now and forever.
In the opening is everyone's favourite modern serial killer, "John Kramer" (Tobin Bell) from the Saw series.
Once the film warms up beyond the opening sequence this film keep you focused on it.
The situations are crafted well and are consistent with the movie's opening premise.
The film has a lot of class to it, from the opening score by Nancy Wilson "The Last Dinosaur" to the overall "big" feeling of the film-the locations at hot springs in Northern Japan were excellent and lush- and the undeniable feeling of Kaiju Eiga to it.
A word of advice: be alert right from the start - there are clues dropped all over the place even in the opening sequence!
As Salinger's "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" ends with the suicide of a prodigy, this movie opens with the death of the star high school swimmer legend, Matt, who shoots himself in the head with a revolver after in the opening scene.
I really like the movie's opening, when Col. Ted Masters realizes on his fighter radar that four enemy aircraft were approaching from about 10 o'clock.
But the opening scene where Ditchburn is warming up to Carole King draws you right into this story.
But what I truly feel is that this movie has a high level of eye opening for what blues is...what it stands for...and mainly were it comes from: life...heart...pain...sorrow...and above all...spontaneous feelings!!
I just saw the 8pm show opening night in Los Angeles and there were only 12 people in the theater, which means the film will probably be gone in a week.
The opening tracking shot that begins the film is just as impressive as the ones in THE PLAYER and ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS.
The opening number is by Darla which she tap dances and sings.
The opening section, which spoofs Hollywood "social message" films is absolutely brilliant.
Aside from the flavorful Lani Hall opening theme song, "Ice Station Zebra" composer Michel Legrand's orchestral music score leaves much to be desired.
Also, it's a little bittersweet to seen a newly constructed World Trade Center in the across the river in the opening and closing scene.
Niami pokes fun at New York society by creating the believable, eccentric, and tragic characters of one tenement apartment building bringing them to life from the very opening one shots that introduce them.
I saw this movie on it's opening night, and enjoyed it.
The opening credit sequence features nicely done animation.
The opening scene is really funny and it just keeps going from there.
Shawn Michaels vs. Edge-8- Kind of hard to believe Shawn Michaels is in the opening match but still a great match by both men, Edge, whether you like or not is a great performer in the ring, and Shawn Michaels is just ageless when it comes to his performance The Undertaker vs. Heidenreich.
Casket Match-2- OK, after a good opening match, now this, what a crappy match.
An eye opening documentary about the 1993 siege of a religious sect compound near Waco, Texas.
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.
It is not even clear if the opening scene starts the movie or is a flashback from the end.
From the traumatic opening to the uplifting ending, you will be amazed at how well put together this film is.
The opening is a little confusing, but by the end, it doesn't matter.
Look closely at a sequence shot through wine glasses in an art opening party and right after that a scene involving cue cards.
By the way, the opening song is awsome.
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