In particular the Mad Men sequence recalls the most famous image of them: the "Falling Man" shot of a still-unidentified man plunging from the North Tower taken by the veteran AP photographer Richard Drew.
For example, in the Mad-1 sequence, the 23- and 66-bp segments are deleted, and the 25-, 55-, and 18-bp segments are duplicated, resulting in 98-bp tandem repeats.
The Mad Men title sequence has been spoofed, memorably, by The Simpsons, with Homer falling from the skyscrapers.
If I were a fashion writer, I'd probably say I felt like I was trapped in some nuts IRL Mad Max deathfight sequence with loads of Andre 3000-worshipping gentso gents and their cyborg dominatrices.
If I were a fashion writer I'd probably say I felt like I was trapped in some nuts IRL Mad Max deathfight sequence with loads of Andre 3000-worshipping gentso gents and their cyborg dominatrixes.
Soak in the mad-dash chase sequence through Istanbul that opens the last James Bond film, Skyfall, in which a square-jawed Defender Double Cab accomplished feats of derring-do worthy of a much younger SUV.
According to Deadline.com, the suit claims the "Mad Men" title sequences are key to the show's success and "have generated income in excess of $1 billion through exploitation of the series and its episodes".
Mad Men's title sequence is a 36-second cryptic, dream sequence of a silhouetted man lost and trapped in the American dream that he peddles.
There was a cheeky little sequence on "Mad Men" last week in which a friend tells Don Draper that he has been meaning to ask him to a baseball game.
Unlike the mad scientist of "First Sequence," this film's homicidal protagonist has a back story: Martin Laurence R. Harveyy), a corpulent introvert who works in an underground garage, has been sexually abused by his jailed father and tormented by his mother.
