The phrase
"opening montage" refers to a series of short scenes or images shown at the beginning of a movie, TV show, or video. It is used to introduce the story, characters, or set the mood, usually by quickly showing different parts of the upcoming content.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«opening»
«montage»
Sentences with «opening montage»
- 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. (film.avclub.com)
- A cleverly - edited opening montage shows that games like Pictionary, Scrabble and charades are the foundation of their relationship and led to their marriage. (rogerebert.com)
- «Game Night» opens with a clever and concise opening montage / title sequence that catches us up on the relationship and personalities of its two main characters in no time. (punchdrunkmovies.com)
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