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This month, New York’s Museum of Modern Art added the first-ever movie opening title sequence to its permanent collection. The film? The 1964 Bond classic "Goldfinger," designed and directed by Robert Brownjohn. (The induction also happens to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Bond franchise). While there is no disputing the movie's place in the annals of movie history, here are some other opening credits that refused to blandly list out crew names in favor of something much more memorable. 11. SNEAKERS (1992) This criminally underrated spy comedy (seriously, if you haven’t seen it, correct ...
The 2011 film "Margaret" is the story of a young woman who witnesses a bus accident, and becomes caught up in the aftermath, where the question of whether or not it was intentional affects many people's lives. The film boasts an incredible ensemble cast of well-known actors. In honor of the release of Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret" on Blu-Ray and DVD today, an interactive chart that reflects the many connections among the film's characters, as well as the projects the actors who play them have worked on, has been released. As an added bonus, you can hover your mouse over the chart to see extra facts about each of the the stars of "Margaret." Check it out below. ...
