What are the classic opening remarks of film and television works?

"Watcher", the title of which is an MV-style clip, has a realistic and illusory historical event scene and a sense of vicissitudes of the times. Movies can make you rethink the topic of peace, which is full of philosophy and makes people never tire of watching it.

The Shining's opening credits, the masterpieces of Kubrick and Garrett M. Brown, may be the most perfect helicopter aerial photography in film history. The weightlessness of aerial photography indicates that some unknown steep peaks have brought great alienation, and the intertwined narrow mountain roads have disappeared, which has successfully shaped the atmosphere of the whole film.

Titanic, I don't even have his portrait, but he will live in my heart forever. At the end of the movie, 100-year-old ROSE fell asleep quietly in bed. There are pictures of elephants riding horses in Africa, wearing flying hats and taking photos with planes, taking photos with her children and surfing in Hawaii in front of the bed. This is the time when Rose doesn't have Jack in her life, but if Jack entrusts Rose before she is about to sink to the bottom of the sea, she will do it all her life.