>credit sequences have been a part of film for decades
>most "creative" thing that's ever been done with them is having Ferris Bueller tell you to fuck off once they're over
Explain this, cinephiles.
>hes never seen much kino
SAD
>>81683406
what game is this from, that's damn clever
>>81683520
NieR Automata it's really good ... this gif isn't even 10% of the finale
>>81683934
thanks dude, been keeping an eye on that one due to all the good buzz, gotta bite the bullet and finally try itand dat ass
>>81683520
You could also shoot the credits in smash Bros melee on the gamecube way back when
>>81683934
Why are the nips the only ones innovating in the credits department?
>>81683518
I can't think of a single film that uses the credits sequence to do something on par with delivering the thematic message and emotional catharsis at the same time.
>>81683520
>that's damn clever
Only out of context. In context, saying that it's merely "clever" would be borderline insulting.
>>81683406
credits are mandatory but no one wants to spend money on them. It's better to spend that money on the movie itself.
>>81684080
>saying that it's merely "clever" would be borderline insulting.
k take it down a couple notches.
>>81683406
No, the most creative things done is putting an ad for your next movie after the credits so everybody watches them
>>81684083
The image I posted isn't just some dumb way for the player to waste time while the credits roll, it's an actual part of the game and its narrative.
>>81684061
Even though I disliked the show overall, that episode's ending and the ending where hekills himself just for a chance to reset timewere both really good
>>81684131
It's true though. I'm not trying to be a dick, I'm saying that "clever" doesn't even begin to describe it.
>>81684222
Sounds stupid
>>81684272
alright.
22 jump street
favorite credit sequences?
Goddard's 'Le mepris' had the opening credits be spoken dialogue instead of on screen text. Probably most unique credits I've ever seen.