I think your list is far from been complete. I would expect that there would be much more without title shots in the database I just tried one and directly one which isn't in the list and I'm sure there are nuch more ;) http://whatthemovie.com/movie/rrrrrrr/snapshots
Nice with a list, I took some DVD's from my shelf and updated: Madagascar Knocked Up Revolutionary Road Rescue Dawn Office Space I'm A Cyborg
(Good Will Hunting and Pleasantville were already uploaded, damn you Gregov:P). Maybe to make it more attractive uploading title shots, you could make a Hall of fame list on title shots :D! Then I would upload about 100 more title shots :D!
I'm checking on the movies in my room first...it's a lot of trouble to take the ones from the living room out of the shelf :o so I'm opening every movie page to check out. Something in need of a title might pop out.
This is pretty fun like the replacing thing LOL:P.... It is also easy to have a list cause then it's easier to check the popular movies ;) Edit: Why is "Gayniggers from outer space" on the list? It only has 2 shots and is a short...
I have a problem with Gone With The Wind =o the title passes in motion, I can put even "Gone" or "Wind" xD or that Overture could be considered title shot...
VierasTalo I had to check Zodiac out when you said you've not found any title shot, i had it back in my mind that i had seen a titleshot for it, and then BOOM, around the seven minute mark it magically appeared before my sleepy eyes :)
Updated: -He's just not that into you -Blindness -From Hell -Good -Somewhere in Time -Out of Africa -Shortcut to Happiness -Marley and Me -The Majestic -Oliver and Company Continues tomorrow, I think :)
About those movies that seem to have no title shot : I assume most of them actually show the title of the movie during the closing credits. Should we upload them as Start Title anyway ?
@krukev I don't agree on The Hurt Locker. Obviously your shot comes from a german print. But this movie's original language is English (I have the same quote in English on my disc). And thus the title shot should be in English. Plus the title of the movie can actually be found in the closing credits.
Yes I agree, sometimes these shots are in other languages. But it doesn't matter all the time. It depends on where you live probably. I have Ponyo with its Japanese title, but here it is in English: http://whatthemovie.com/shot/64392 So if what your saying is true, the title shot should be in Japanese as that's the original language.
I didn't notice the title shot in the closing credits. Can you replace it then?
I agree with MisterZob, title shots should be in the original language. Also for Ponyo in my opinion. Otherwise it is the door open to all synchronised versions.... beurk :)
I also uploaded Vanilla Sky: http://whatthemovie.com/shot/84227 It is at the end of the movie. When uploading it still says: start title and end title. But then at the description you see they mean Title Shot and 'The End' shot.
I think we should really make a distinction by this. The Vanilla Sky shot is at the end, but not really a end shot like: 'The End' or 'Fin' or something. However it is also not at the start, but I just uploaded it there. I think it fits most.
Okay, the rules just have to be clear :)! Updated: Milk Wanted Inkheart Robin Hood: Men in tights Edit: Updated some more, I am not having many more start titles shots from the top 100 though: Mr Magorium's wonder emporium Mamma Mia! Pretty Woman Dodgeball
yeah, it's like Mr. Zob says much better if the first shot always contains the name. And I did Chaos: http://whatthemovie.com/shot/84295 I used the car behind it as it also fades to black, but I like this more.
i got a question about title/end shots: i thought the start title shot is a shot with the title or some sort of text from the beginning of the move - before or after the first scene - and an end title shot is just the screen before the credits or sometimes in the middle of the credits with an unique text about the movie. or should the start title shot contain the title of the movie and the end title shot only be something like: 'the end' or 'fin'?