Sentences with phrase «static main menu»

The static main menu uses a wider format of part of the cover art set to a short loop of score.

Silent save for navigation swishes, the silent, static main menu simply retools the cover art, as Twilight Time BDs do.

The scored static main menu at least offers an image that didn't previously serve as a poster design.

The disc's static main menu attaches score to the poster / cover art; others employ generic cityscapes and publicity images.

The Blu - ray's static main menu image replicates the Holmes and Watson package key art.

The static main menus set the opening titles» score to a brief synopsis of that disc's installment, which is also given a simple scene selection menu.

The static main menus resemble the cover art are fitted with score.

Not exact matches

The DVD's menus are similarly - fashioned static screens featuring cast images, with the sounds laid over the main screen only.

The static, silent main menu adapts the poster / cover art, distributing the eight principals so that the 16:9 screen is filled.

The static, silent main menu adapts the cover art, while submenus display a little more creativity in utilizing rear cover imagery.

The DVD's nifty main menu animates cave drawings of characters and imagery, while static submenus apply the same stylized rendering to other characters.

The main menu runs Stanley's first - person video camera footage, while submenus offer a static, silent variation on that design.

Most are static with score accompaniment, but the main menus would be an exception, delivering moving montages in the same vein.

Menus are static and, with the exception of the instrumental - accompanied main menu, silent.

The static, silent main menu, a wide reformat of the cover art (minus irrelevant dog, plus irrelevant city skyline and random color changes), offers just «Play» and «Chapter Selection», the latter which consists of an image - free chapter list that isn't even navigated in all the obvious ways.

Each disc uses a static cast shot (a poster image) and score on its main menu.

The main menu attaches the theme score to a static post-apocalyptic environment shot.

The static, silent main menu adapts the cover art, placing listings as speech bubbles coming out of the Turtles» mouths.

Menus are static and silent, except for the main menu, which delivers an artsy, scored montage of ballet performance clips.

The animated main menu isn't very appealing, as it's just a static - filled (intentionally so) video of a dripping sink, though the reflection of each title on the screen when it's selected is neat.

The Blu - ray and main DVD menu loop an Asia - inspired score excerpt a few times before going silent over a static reformatting of a poster design.

All submenus are static but also feature the same excerpt of score, which differs from the Main Menu's aural selection.

Typical for Warner, the simple main menus play score over static recycled poster art.

The main menu shows more effort than most new Warner Blu - rays, but simply loops an unremarkable scored montage of film clips before settling on static poster art.

Barely updated from a relatively early Warner Blu - ray, the main disc here begins playback of the film right away and doesn't so much feature a traditional menu as a screen - sized list of bonus features (placed in front of a static Pacino shot) that pops up after the film is completed.

All are silent and static, with the exception of the evocative main menu, which rotates images of the central trio while also featuring moving clouds, birds, and the titular train.

Apart from the animated main menu, the 16x9 selection screens are static, with excerpts of Paul Haslinger's score playing continuously on a loop.

Its three static menus (main, languages, scenes) supply the bare essentials, with score accompanying the one - sheet - reformatting main screen.

The static menus are adapted from the cover art and publicity stills, with the main screen accompanied by score.

Though the designs differ, both run clip montages from the main menu and remain static but scored on submenus, save for the Sneak Peek transitions.

The scored main menu plays wide clips in a rectangle bordered by the Lithuanian colors, which the submenu makes further use of along with either static imagery or more score and clips.

An excerpt of sounds and score plays through once over a static shot of the prison for the Blu - ray and DVD's main menu.

Submenus feature additional music cues and are designed similarly to the main menu but remain static.

The main menu attaches jazz to the static poster art.

The main menu offers a silent, static image based on the teaser poster.

The static but scored main menus dispense information about the part of the series held on that disc.

Like practically every other Warner title for some time, the DVD's menus are static and silent, save for the scored main screen.