Gattaca title sequence HD

A monotone colour palette -- a subtle integration of {tracked} sans-serf and serif capitals falling in and out of focus -- a microscopic viewpoint of trimmed pieces of fingernail falling to the surface followed by hair follicles -- sprinkled skin flakes reminding us of snow -- then finally a mournful symphonic interlude courtesy of Michael Nyman all add up to what is considered a close-to-perfect title sequence for the extraordinary film Gattaca.

[@controlledburst]

For those who may not know - bold emphasis on san serif letters that stand out agains serif ones are ATGC - the four nucleobases that comprise a DNA molecule. (This is also the construct of the film title, "Gattaca") Atenine/Thymine/Guanine/Cytosine Genetics being the integral theme of the movie - beautiful subtleties

[@Waffles252]

One of the best opening credits ever

[@AntonioMariaDaSilvaAMDSFILMS]

and also the letters of the title that appears on all the names

[@VincentPlagnol]

I may be wrong but I think this first scene is a reference to 2001 Space Odyssey- the movement of the skin tracks closely the bones that the early human shatters with his newly discovered weapon.

[@casbot71]

Danny DeVito produced this… could this be a sequel to _Twins_ or a backlash against it?

[@ricefeetus]

What theme is this