prologue

The opening and closing credits are stylish and moody, the art direction detailed and dark.”

Sherlock Holmes was a great looking film. I loved the tiny opening credits which were written in old London cobblestones in the street. The look of Victorian London was wonderful and dirty and industrious.”

Be sure to stay seated through the end credits, which are presented in a stylish fade-to-parchment format that is a work of art in itself.”

Prologue Films adds to this new year excitement and surprises the opening credits for Guy Ritchie's latest movie. Sherlock Holmes End Title is flavored with superb typography, exceptional art direction and polished animation.”

The movie doesn’t end with a hint of a sequel; it blatantly smacks you in the forehead and screams “see ya a year from now.” But after an interesting two hours, it’s welcomed. Even the credits are more entertaining that most films this year.”