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In researching this blog I failed to find a name for the following phenomenon – so for the purposes of this post we'll call them "bespoke idents". If done well these can not only encourage you to remember who produced the film, but cannily get the audience onside by starting the movie early. It's an in-joke of sorts – prompting a pre-credit smile, or instilling sense of unease … Argo
Affleck's recently feted Argo longs dearly to be associated with the (more) complex Hollywood thrillers of the 1970s. The current Warner Brothers down town disney hotels ident would upset the general atmosphere of the film that follows with its garish newness, so no time is wasted in delivering the message. down town disney hotels This fairly sorrowful version of the brand is thus a subtle but effective "serving suggestion":
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