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by Molly Fergus LG Travel News Editor Tales of travel bloggers who rake in six - figures remind me of the opening montage of He's Just Not That Into You.

The musical selections range from hyperkinetic rap to somber selections by Seal, Chaka Khan and Marc Dorsey (whose «People in Search of a Life» makes the film's opening montage of crime scene photos one of the saddest credit sequences of all time).

When you fire up the game you get the now obligatory video intro with an opening montage of quiet, peaceful and empty tracks which quickly have their serenity blasted away by a thunderous pack of souped up, maxed up out of racing cars.

Terence Rattigan's 1952 play about an unhappy love triangle gets the Terence Davies treatment — which is to say, it positively swoons in impassioned misery, right from the expressionistic opening montage of its heroine's suicide attempt.

The opening montage of events literally sets the stage, and we eventually see Anna (Keira Knightley) preparing to leave her home in St. Petersburg to visit her brother Stiva (Matthew Macfadyen) and sister - in - law Dolly (Kelly Macdonald).

In the opening montage of Steve's many dates, he reveals he has no responsibilities or commitments and hopes to keep it that way.

Yep, just like Steve Austin in the opening montage of the Six Million Dollar Man.

Not exact matches

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After a brief montage of scenes from the closing moments of last fall's «Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1» (former Hogwarts headmaster Dumbledore's crypt being opened by Ralph Fiennes «villainous Voldemort), we are right back where we left off: heroic house elf Dobby is buried in the sand, and surviving members of the melee — among them Harry and his steadfast pals Hermione (Emma Watson) and Ron (Rupert Grint), along with a wand maker (John Hurt) and a nasty banking goblin (Warwick Davis).

Another notable change, the addition of an opening montage parodying newsreels, was reportedly the result of network pressure after Allen's initial cut proved too short for the planned time slot.

A cleverly - edited opening montage shows that games like Pictionary, Scrabble and charades are the foundation of their relationship and led to their marriage.

It opens with a marriage ceremony montage whose sombre voiceover is an indication of the sobering things to come (Dornan's earnest rendition of Paul McCartney's Maybe I'm Amazed being just one example).

Credits began following the trademarked opening of a close - up view of a match - head igniting, and the lighting of a sparking fuse, accompanied by a blindingly - fast montage of action scenes from the film - and of course, Lalo Schifrin's memorable theme music.

The movie opens on a painfully repetitious montage of Bulworth's latest commercials condemning affirmative action.

The opening sequences of Lucy feature lots of arty montages that show us natural predators devouring their natural prey.

But the problem with the film is that Jerry experiences the biggest personality transformation in his life as part of a montage that facilitates the opening credits.

The campy opening credits montage depicts murderous women in film, as if Harris were continuing a long - honored tradition of lovers who were wronged taking action against former lovers when they try to get out of the relationship.

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It's a challenge issued in its opening montage, where every bit of action and dialogue is an important clue that will help you solve the puzzle.

That status isn't immediately apparent, however, as Allen's latest opens with a beautiful if unimaginative day - to - night travelogue montage of Paris» most famous sights (the Eiffel Tower!

Pixar's Up opens with a beautiful and heartbreaking montage of life, love, loss and regret for the time slipped by.

Opening with a montage of retinas and the voiceover of its main character, lab researcher Ian Gray (Michael Pit), «I Origins» introduces «the eyes that changed the world.»

The opening sequence shows a montage of a whirlwind relationship between Josh (Rafe Spall) and Nat (Rose Byrne).

Almost Christmas opens with a montage portraying the forty - five - year marriage of Grace (A. Sabrena Farmer) and Walter (Danny Glover).

You know you're in trouble when the highlight of your film is an opening montage comprising real footage of idiots trying to kill one another in their backyards; you know you're in bigger trouble when the title of your movie comes from an early moment in which a character steps on a pile of dog excrement.

This go - round, the nine - time emcee revived such trademarks of his tenure as an opening song - and - dance as well as an inspired spoof of the Best Picture nominees via a movie montage.

The movie opens with their wedding and a brief montage of their whirlwind courtship (which we learn was a mere seven months).

Gary King (Simon Pegg) narrates a brief opening montage, introducing his four best friends and how they tore up the streets in a small town outside of London back in 1990.

Based on a Patricia Highsmith story (enough said), the film opens with a cross-cut montage of two men's walking shoes, getting nearer to their train berths and, eventually, culminating in a flirtatious game of footsy.

Hot Fuzz, from its rapid - fire opening montage to its explosive finale, deflates the pomp of the action genre's posturing with hilarious precision.

The film opens with a montage of shocking scenes that catapults you right into the tone and feel of the film.

The movie opens with a confounding montage of people on their computers.

The film opens with a montage of grainy early -»70s news footage, but any warm feeling toward the counterculture is tainted by an air of smugness, like tear gas wafting through a peace rally.

There's also an alternate opening scene, a costume - test montage, and one very short special feature on the use of animals in the film that's only notable for Kenneth Branagh's apparent diplomacy regarding furry creatures.

Dawn of the Dead opens gangbusters, its prologue — which segues into a title montage scored just right to Johnny Cash tune — the most nihilistic - feeling bit of cinema I've seen since the first broadcast of The Day After, and right in line with our apocalyptic cinema environment.

The film opens in an unexpected and very graceful way with a montage of faces of the audience members as we listen to the musical overture.

Although The Silence of the Lambs opens with an FBI training montage that one might deem typical of its genre, there's a strong visual undercurrent of unspoken sexism that trainee Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster, who got the role when Michelle Pfeiffer passed on it for the same reason Hackman did) is dealing with.

The film does open up with a tacky, but cute montage of Chris, Natalie and Amanda's pre-Paul trip footage, but then it ditches the handycam for a somewhat more traditional shooting style.

Presumably as a result of including both viewing formats on the same disc, Disney's DVD skimps on the extras but the few things it does provide — short featurettes, an alternate opening, a music video, bloopers, a commentary, and karaoke montages — add value to the package, while picture and sound quality are terrific.

We open on a montage of a perfect day in Frances and Sophie's harmonic roommate - hood: They meet up after work, fake - fight in the park, drink too much with friends, then go home to snuggle in Sophie's bed and text guys as Sophie tells Frances «the story of us» (an inspirational tale about the two friends» imminent world takeover).

The main screen opens with a brief montage of typical Vietnam war movie imagery (which happen to be scattered throughout this film) leading into an even briefer cycle of busy footage of Cronauer doing his antics in the booth once the selections load.

Goddammit, a zombie plague has broken out, caused by the traditional unknown mutant virus - the film's opening montage hints at a mankind's - abuse - of - nature theme which is never developed.

But in the middle of the opening winning montages, Lightning McQueen starts losing.

More than anything, it reminded me of those «Previously on...» montages which open the later episodes of TV drama serials.

Opening with the trailer which appeared last month and closing with a montage of previously seen images, five separate sequences from the film were screened in between (a total of approx. 10 - 12 minutes).

Even the opening credits where they roll over the montage of news clippings highlighting what happened after that fateful day when the girls kidnapped the infant scream B movie.

After a cute montage of opening screens from all the past Dragon Quest games, we see the faces of different people scrunched up, staring at the screen, playing — people across a variety of ages, genders and appearances.

The menu presents a scratchy graphic hybrid montage in the vein of the cover art that is set to the film's opening / only music.

A third - grader would know there should be a comma after «Love» since, as the holly - jolly folly of a cliché - engorged opening montage confirms, it refers to the clan's preferred salutation on their greeting cards that duly employs, yes, a comma.