I was also pleased to see the second scene in the film give a nod to the bird-dinosaur relationship with the zoom-in shot of a crow's foot that momentarily tricks the audience into thinking they are looking at the claws of a ferocious raptor.
The work of The Computer Film Company (supervised by Janek Sirrs) included manipulations of the zoom-in shot of Norville at the beginning, as well as CGI snow and composites of the falling sequences.
Fun Fact: Our zoom-in shot of the Los Angeles skyline in this video is nearly identical to the original A-Team opening, because we work in the building previously occupied by Stephen J. Cannell Productions, creator of "The A-Team" and numerous other 70s and 80s hit shows, and they basically used the same balcony.
For Joe 90's original run, in some regions the end of the title sequence incorporated a zoom-in shot of Joe's WIN glasses accompanied by a voice-over provided by actor Tim Turner, stating, "These are Joe 90's special glasses.
So much so that these days it takes very zoomed-in shots of details to prove to the gamer crowd that yes, games are still getting graphically better.
The wide-angle videos are sensual and lush featuring a collage of zoomed-in shots of nipples, flexed toes, rotting leaves, and streams of bubbles.
Ordinarily they are dressed in shots of clashing colors, their faces hidden behind bright balaclavas.
This is particularly apparent in shots of Mapplethorpe's friend and roommate Patti Smith.
Sometimes it's jarring, as in shots of horses struggling on treacherous, muddy mountainsides.
But Evenepoel also shows the frightening side of parenthood, in shots of a sick child in bed.
Mr. Romano keeps slipping in shots of "for sale" signs in the various regions where the migrant families touch down.
