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Hollow Man (2000)

Hollow Man
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—Sebastian Caine
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Borrowing from the distinctive look of microscopy and photomicrography, the Hollow Man titles rely on a simple premise and clean execution to convey their message. The full sequence takes place in a petri dish of sorts, with the title cards arranging themselves from an alphabet soup of microbe-like letters swimming amid other microscopic elements.

Directed by William Lebeda at Picture Mill, it's an apt introduction to a film about human transformation on the molecular level.

  • Credits

Creative Director: William Lebeda
Production Studio: Picture Mill

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  • Creative Director

    William Lebeda
  • Production Studio

    Picturemill
  • Category

    Film
  • Styles

    3D, animation, main title, microscopic, typographic
Hollow Man
  • Film Director

    Paul Verhoeven
  • Release Date

    August 4, 2000
  • Aspect Ratio

    1.85:1
  • Studio

    Columbia Pictures
  • Country

    USA
  • Language

    English
  • Reviews

    Reviews on Letterboxd
  • IMDb has full details

Article

  • Writer

    Ben Radatz
  • Published

    February 6, 2012

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