Image development - Thelma & Louise

Ford Thunderbird



I have vectorized The Ford Thunderbird used in Thelma & Louise which my bullet will transform into.

James Bond Quantum of solace intro

the James bond introduction sequences are all very similar, they usually use silhouettes and shadows and then what ever imagery is fitting to the subject of the film. i really like the constantly moving camera angles and the way that it is one continues shot.

Mad Men Opening Credits

I like the aesthetic of this opening credit sequence and thought it would be a good reference to look at in the creation of my own.

Title Sequence - Were i am up too

Also Available to view full screen at:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8H9fUpXCycM&feature=channel_page

Image development - Scarface

Usable Quotes

Here are a selection of film quotes which i may use in my sequence. i will continue looking at these examples noting there soundtracks, tone, colours, imagery and quote content. As my sequence may not reveal the content of the tv show i will look at iconic scenes from these films and visualise those to envoke curiosity, rather than using the quotes themselves.

Taxi Driver "You talking to me?"


Scarface "Say Hello Too My Little Friend


Dirty Harry "Do You Feel Lucky Punk?" 3mins in


The Good The Bad And The Ugly


Silence of the lambs "Some fava beans and a nice chianti"


Star Wars "Luke i am your father" 1min 40secons in


Apocalypse Now "I love the smell of napalm in the morning"


Casablanca "Play it once again sam"


"We'll always have Paris" 1min 18seconds


The Terminator "Ill be back" 20seconds in


Jerry Maguire "Show me the money" 2min 35seconds in


Gone with the wind "Frankly My Dear I Dont Give A Damn" 1min 12seconds in


Apollo 13 "Houston, we have a problem"


The Italian Job "Your only supposed to blow the bloody doors off"


The Sixth Sense "I see dead people" 30seconds in

Top 10 Parodied Film Quotes (The task at hand)

I have decided to focus my study of film parodies on specifically parodied quotes. going through my list i have found that i have the most examples of these rather than other features such as camera movements, sound effects and whole scenes which are also frequently parodied. a more specific focus will make it easier to communicate clearly.

what i do not want to do is focus on type. as i am using quotes i realise that this would seem the logical route. but i refuse.

i need to ensure a fun/humorous tone of voice as parodies are usually in jest whilst also appealing to serious film enthusiasts/geeks. and remembering not to reveal the top 10 but to communicate the idea of ranking iconic quotes through the use of imagery and sound.