Apparently it was recorded by GY!BE member Efrim Menuck for a film he was working on, a project that still hasn't been completed
Ian - Team Art of the Title
Art of the Title
· 1 year ago
Apparently it was recorded by GY!BE member Efrim Menuck for a film he was working on, a project that still hasn't been completed
Ian - Team Art of the Title
JR
· 1 year ago
...I remember feeling a bit of a let-down when the movie finally got rolling because the titles were so effective in establishing the story; the movie never really lived up to them.
I've often wondered where the "Lee Marvin" narration came from in that song, and whether that was, in fact, Lee Marvin...any more information on how the narration came about and how GYBE! got a hold of it?:
JR
· 1 year ago
...I remember feeling a bit of a let-down when the movie finally got rolling because the titles were so effective in establishing the story; the movie never really lived up to them.
I've often wondered where the "Lee Marvin" narration came from in that song, and whether that was, in fact, Lee Marvin...any more information on how the narration came about and how GYBE! got a hold of it?:
Dan
· 1 year ago
I personally loved this remake and thought the title sequence was on of modern cinema's greatest, thanks in part to Johnny Cash.
Dan
· 1 year ago
I personally loved this remake and thought the title sequence was on of modern cinema's greatest, thanks in part to Johnny Cash.
Matt
· 1 year ago
Good stuff, gives it a global feel
Matt
· 1 year ago
Good stuff, gives it a global feel
galbis
· 1 year ago
probably one of my favorite titles...its great. The end goes great with it as well.
galbis
· 1 year ago
probably one of my favorite titles...its great. The end goes great with it as well.
james
· 1 year ago
The monologue in "Dead Flag Blues" was not narrated by Lee Marvin (who died in 1987). I don't know if Godspeed ever formerly cleared up this discrepancy or not. Still, it doesn't diminish the work. I get chills every time I hear it.
james
· 1 year ago
The monologue in "Dead Flag Blues" was not narrated by Lee Marvin (who died in 1987). I don't know if Godspeed ever formerly cleared up this discrepancy or not. Still, it doesn't diminish the work. I get chills every time I hear it.
Art of the Title
· 1 year ago
Interesting.
Though we can't find anything definitive on this issue, Art of the Title has decided that if this is indeed a lie, it is a lie we will happily live (see: Memento, Oldboy etc.)
Ian - Team Art of the Title
Art of the Title
· 1 year ago
Interesting.
Though we can't find anything definitive on this issue, Art of the Title has decided that if this is indeed a lie, it is a lie we will happily live (see: Memento, Oldboy etc.)
Ian - Team Art of the Title
Tref
· 7 months ago
I prefer the title and end sequences from the original Dawn of the Dead over the remake. Perhaps not as dramatic but it effectively prepared you for what came next.
Tref
· 7 months ago
I prefer the title and end sequences from the original Dawn of the Dead over the remake. Perhaps not as dramatic but it effectively prepared you for what came next.
Ian
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Team Art of the Title
Ian
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Team Art of the Title
I've often wondered where the "Lee Marvin" narration came from in that song, and whether that was, in fact, Lee Marvin...any more information on how the narration came about and how GYBE! got a hold of it?:
I've often wondered where the "Lee Marvin" narration came from in that song, and whether that was, in fact, Lee Marvin...any more information on how the narration came about and how GYBE! got a hold of it?:
Though we can't find anything definitive on this issue, Art of the Title has decided that if this is indeed a lie, it is a lie we will happily live (see: Memento, Oldboy etc.)
Ian
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Team Art of the Title
Though we can't find anything definitive on this issue, Art of the Title has decided that if this is indeed a lie, it is a lie we will happily live (see: Memento, Oldboy etc.)
Ian
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Team Art of the Title