Titles ordering in Thrillers

The order of titles in the opening of Thrillers

The openings of films contain titles. These titles introduce the main contributors that allowed the film to be made like the director, producer and key actors. Thrillers often do not deviate from other films and also contain titles. Often these credits are placed over moving images that often relate to the film but are not important enough to be shown just on their own.Titles in the opening of Thrills may also credit the book that they are based on and the author that wrote the book.

An example of titles in the opening of a Thriller is 1999's 'Fight Club' where the opening titles are shown over a path of the protagonist's 'fear center'. These images move through various cerebral micro-landscapes and exit a skin pore with credits on each different shot. Then these titles conclude with a Smith & Wesson 4506 pointed into the protagonist's mouth which links to the fear center images.

Another opening is the opening to 1995's Seven where the opening titles are shown over the antagonist's crafty and meticulous hands as he writes in his diary, crafts different things together with scissors and clips and as he cuts off the end of his fingers to get rid of his fingerprints.