credit sequences

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Fantastic 4 credits

This is the first part of the credits:

The vibe of how the future was seen in the old times was still there and the colors that represent the fantastic 4 are show. The colors its self represent the team and the tone of the movie shown by the animation on the characters.

now lets take a look at the middle of this sequence:

The middle shows the characters and parts that still gives the futuristic 60s as in the news papers with filters. The blue colors are still being shown, the colors of the text are a cream color that push the old tv texts. With that the music sounds straight out of a futuristic ride from Disney developing the entire movie tone into one sequence.

 

Lastly, the title wraps it all up by showing the same colors again and the 4 with graphics pulling everything shown into one.

 

Spiderman no way home

The credit start with the name of the director giving full attention on who directed the movie then the volume of the music goes up and it starts playing magic Number, which now that song is connected to Spider-Man no Way home giving it more fame.

Now lets take a look at the rest

Here we see the colors, white, red and blue representing Spider-Man's suit then in the back we see a couple sketches that reference other Marvel movies like Iron Man these sketches imply that it's Peter Parker's sketches and makes the movie Film more personal to the audience.

Now towards the middle Doctor Strange, along with it, we see random weird looking signs around him and his face looking distorted, which fits his character. Also, the fact that he sketched show the relation between Peter Parker and Doctor Strange

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When the credit start to end, we finally see the title. Spider-Man is all bolded in the colors that represent Spider-Man and no way home is simply white, contrasting each each other, and focusing more the importance with is Spider-Man around him we see everything is full of colors meaning that it's done since the other sketches were just plain with colors, black and white.

Cruella

As you can see the credits start with the title, the background is in black and white while the title is red. The reason for this is because the red represents danger and is usually signed up with the villain, in that case the title stands out to represent the way the character is.

The character is then again shown in all red with an empty background reinforcing the power she holds, but also the bright color is the title giving it more focus. With that the title looks like the title font of an article, which connects to the ending.

Lastly, we have that push again in the title looking like scraps of letters from news paper, leading to the theme of the movie about twisted media.