GASPAR NOE’S “ENTER THE VOID” OPENING CREDITS

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on Saturday, March 27th, 2010

While checking out the Lovely Machine website because I’m doing a panel with filmmaker Gregory Bayne today at The Conversation I came across his blog, which has some very tastefully curated links. To wit: the opening credit sequence of Gaspar Noe’s Enter the Void. This has been floating around the web but it’s the first time I caught up with it online. These credits are pretty amazing — check them out.

Related: Michele Civetta on Enter the Void here at Filmmaker.

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  • http://www.the401stblow.com Noah Harlan

    I have a feeling these were created specifically to try and induce epileptic seizures.

    Thought they are beautiful.

    • Scott Macaulay

      You could be right. I remember Gaspar playing around, I believe, with ultra-low frequencies designed to have a bodily effect in “Irreversible.”

  • http://davidpatricklowery.com David Lowery

    If I remember correctly, these are only half of the credits – they play out once through prior to is in an even more rapid-fire and frenzied fashion. They’ve elicited applause at both screenings I’ve been at, at Sundance and SXSW….

  • http://www.selfhelplessmovie.com Cassidy

    WOW. This is dominant. I find myself remembering way more of the names that I do with a normal (read: boring) title sequence.

  • John M

    I feel a little bad for viewers watching this online before they experience it in the theater. So big and shocking.

  • DavidjFriesen

    This is a truncated version, and Lowery is right–they’re unbelievable on a large screen. Fantastic work.

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