Fantastic Fan-Made Opening-Title Sequence For The Walking Dead
I was browsing tumblr today when I came across a blog post called “Fan-Made Title Sequence of the Day” by the bloggers The Daily What. I read into it and realized it was for AMC’s The Walking Dead, so I instantly became excited. You can check it out below.
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Thats insane! If it said “Official Opening-Sequence” I would totally believe it.
Christ, that is amazing!!
The gun fire transition at 38 seconds is awesome. I would totally accept this as the official opening credits.
Love this. Although I’d have picked something like Amy Annelle’s amazing “Broke Down”:
http://www.last.fm/music/Amy+Annelle/_/Broke+Down
That looks awesome, you know the actual intro will be no way near as cool.
It’ll probably just be like the intro for Lost (if you could call it an intro!)
um… wow. this is thee s***.
I think I’m the only one who doesn’t like it. Its too obviously screaming “comic book” to me. I don’t know what I would want, but I know that’s not it.