Amazing in it's scope and detail, diabolical in it's simplicity and appeal.
Alonzo Mosley (FBI), the creator of this piece, has posted a list of all the referenced films at his blog, Acrentropy.
See also: From the same creator, his follow-up,
'The Centennial Edition', another '100' list, counting up the years from 1901 to 2000.
100 Movies, 100 Quotes, 100 Numbers (2007)
Saul Bass discusses his work on film titles (1977)
Saul Bass (1920 - 1996) was a prolific and influential graphic designer.
Among many achievements in animation and poster and logo design, his work in the arena of title sequences for film changed the industry.
In 'Bass On Titles', a 35-minute film produced in '77, he discussed his work and showed several examples.
See also:
Saul Bass on the web
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Orishas - 'Bruja', featuring Rossy de Palma (2008)
The song comes from Cuban hip-hop trio Orishas, and can be found on their '08 album, 'Cosita Buena'.
The music video is an homage to director Russ Meyer's classic 1965 exploitation film, 'Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!', and features the striking Rossy de Palma (an alumna of Spanish director
Pedro Almodóvar's films) playing multiple roles.
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Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen (featuring Bill Kirchen) - Live in '71
'Jailhouse Rock' in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1971, as seen in the concert film 'Ten for Two'.
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Commander Cody - Everybody's Doin' It
A musical interlude from the 1976 Roger Corman flick,
'Hollywood Boulevard'.
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The Raymond Scott Quintette - War Dance For Wooden Indians (1938)
From the film 'Happy Landing'.
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The Boswell Sisters - Heebie Jeebies (1932)
Connee, Martha and Vet, as featured in the film 'The Big Broadcast'.
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George Formby - 'She's Got Two of Everything' (1945)
British mega-star George Formby plays his ukulele-banjo in a clip from the film 'I Didn't Do It'.
See also: The George Formby Society webpage.
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