Thursday, 22 November 2012

Catch Me if you can title sequence

Catch Me if You Can Title Sequence

In the opening sequence there is a very specific font used. Not only the font however the lines on letters are extended. This might be used to imply that the film has an inside meaning and also may be used that the deceptions that he continues to get by Tom Hanks will never end. The title sequence shows Leonardo Dicaprio to be involved in all kinds of professions such as being a doctor or a pilot. The stereo typical appearance of a police man is portrayed through Tom Hanks and it is reinforced when he is chasing Leonardo Dicaprio.

The crime genre is portrayed through the font as he might always be hiding behind the lines that are shown through the lettering. The crime genre is also shown through the car chase and the fact that he is always being chased throughout the title sequence. Moreover he knows he has to be hiding. The actors enjoyment from avoiding tom hanks is shown by the amount of times he does it and the number of disguises he undertakes.
The music that is used in the Title sequence is a jazz style music and has a lot of saxophone in it. The music is used to show the hiding and the trickery of Leonardo Dicaprio. The music increases in pace everytime Tom Hanks gets close. The fact that the actors are shown before the name of the film represent that the audience will be drawn to the actors not the name of the film.




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