My favourite title sequences

Below are some links that i have looked over to help me gain more knowledge of title sequencing and that have many other sequences on that you can view,

http://www.watchthetitles.com/

http://www.artofthetitle.com/

http://idents.tv/blog/

Below are some of the title sequences that have influenced me,

Casino Royale (2006) - This has to be one of my favourites because I'm a fan of vector art and think it ties in great with the theme and i love the way the casino elements have been incorporated into the scenes and how they are used throughout the sequence, below is the link to view the sequence:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj2MBLsAVbY

Kiss Kiss Ban Bang (2005) - This sequence is a Danny Yount production, what i like about this piece apart from the great design and graphical work is how easily Yount moves from scene to scene, there's a great sense of fluidity in this piece, below is a link to the website where you can view the sequence:

http://www.watchthetitles.com/articles/index/page:13

Gruesome School Trip (2005) - I've just seen this sequence recently and think it works great in keeping in theme with the movie, the film is about a boy who writes a fantasy horror story that becomes reality. Some of the things i also liked about that sequence is how the typography does interact with the animation and how like in the Kiss Kiss Bang Bang sequence the animation flows from scene to scene instead of cutting to another, below is the link to the website where you can view the sequence:

http://www.watchthetitles.com/articles/index/page:5

Dexter (TV show) - This is one of my favourite title sequences for a TV production, the show is about a blood splatter analyst for the police who in his spare time is also a serial killer. What i like about this sequence is how they take a normal everyday routine like eating breakfast and getting ready for work and put a twist on it to make it look as if Dexter is torturing someone by the way he also gets ready in a aggressive manner from the way he grasps the top of the coffee machine to the way he ties his lace on his shoe how he ties the lace several times around his hands and pulls them forcefully, below is the link to view the sequence and leave your comments to:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej8-Rqo-VT4