The Fall Opening Titles (HD)

Black and white will always be king. Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92, II. Allegretto always makes things that much cooler.

This is what happens when you get David Fincher, Spike Jonze, and Tarsem Singh on one film. Are the credits a shout out to Fincher's previous flick, "Panic Room" (and of course by extension, Hitcock + Saul Bass)?

[HeyYouTallGirl]

This movie deserved so much more than it got.

[meliwein]

The Fall is such a beautiful and touching movie.
One of the best movies ever !

[papapapa]

is anybody else weirdly fascinated with this scene? i think i must have replayed this hundreds of times by now and i'm still not tired of it? i dont know what it is about this sequence but damn

[sac]

The movie saved me from depression, i cried out all of my emotions in the ending

[DefneDance]

I can't believe this exists, it still blows me away. What a visual master mind Tarsem is.

[DandMProduction]

One of the best opening scenes...the movie itself is a visual masterpiece without CG and green screen shananagens...purely mesmerizing!

[postalcode]

This is one of those movies that transcends filmmaking to become a work of art. Every shot, image, sound, & movement is so lovingly crafted that it is like looking at a moving painting. The visuals & sounds & emotions are manipulated so perfectly that you forget you are watching a movie & are transported to another world. You know you've made something special if David Fincher endorses your film. In the future if aliens want to know what made us special all they have to do is watch this film.

[minMin-jupo]

오늘 보고 왔음. TV로 두번 봤던 영화.
극장에서 강렬한 색감과 놀라울 풍광과 스토리에 감동받음.

[nennienoonah]

This opening sequence blew me away. Was in tears over the beauty of it all. This film is one of my all time favourites. Ever.

[DanielPheash]

This is by far the most astonishingly beautiful film I've ever seen, beautiful in all senses.

[realMoMoPuFF]

This movie is a work of art.
Beautiful and creative, and the actors/actresses are so good, the story is unique and bittersweet. Catinca is great too, so natural and adorable.
Tarsem is a visionary, I love how his mind works.

[SpiffierShindigs]

This movie still holds up. Was reminded of it after watching Pan's Labyrinth for the first time with a buddy - they make great sister films. It's a film you need to soak in. Deliberate, slow, beautiful. And the penultimate scene between Roy and Alexandria is deeply, deeply moving.

[zzptichka]

Many years after watching the movie I can barely remember what the plot is about but whenever I hear Symphony No.7, this opening scene always comes up in my mind. A Masterpiece.

[BMO]

One of the most beautiful films I've ever seen.  

[doctorpooo]

This movie is both a visual and musical masterpiece. Once in a generation cinematography

[bluefreakshow]

I couldn't agree more. I cannot imagine how can one see it and describe it as shallow. When I saw it I had to see it a few more times. An absolute masterpiece.

[peterplunkett]

Definately one of the movie with the most beautiful visuality.

[Jumbotron]

Beautiful movie. And those opening credits with Beethoven's music are superb.

[fernanda]

I have seen this movie like 20 times💕 best movie ever

[michaelgray]

this is an astonishing film with the most exquisite visuals ever seen on screen. shot in more than 50 countries for the grand locations, Tarsem explores and portrays the beauty of the world we live in