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'''Visuals:''' Scrolling up against a black background with the rest of the closing credits, there is a drawing of an |
'''Visuals:''' Scrolling up against a black background with the rest of the closing credits, there is a drawing of an orange dog that appears to have its back bitten into. Copyright information and disclaimers are above and below. |
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Latest revision as of 02:23, 27 September 2024
Background
This was a vanity card used for Quentin Tarantino's first film, Reservoir Dogs. It was presumably used by Tarantino himself to hold the film's copyright; he co-found A Band Apart in 1991, a year before Reservoir Dogs' release, to produce his future films (although A Band Apart still produced Reservoir Dogs).
Logo (October 23, 1992)
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Visuals: Scrolling up against a black background with the rest of the closing credits, there is a drawing of an orange dog that appears to have its back bitten into. Copyright information and disclaimers are above and below.
Technique: A printed image made using traditional ink and paint.
Audio: The end theme of the film, which is "Coconut" by Harry Nilsson.
Availability: This was only seen in the end credits of Reservoir Dogs.
