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'''Logo:''' We see the outside of a Cinemark. We then see two shots of a concession stand, with a man taking a bag of popcorn and a woman taking a cup or Coca-Cola. The man stares at a poster for a samurai movie called "Tokyo" (with the Cinemark XD logo in the bottom left corner indicating that the fictional movie was shown in that format) when the woman bumps into him. Lines whoosh around them as the man catches the woman in an unintentionally romantic position, with the two of them looking into each other's eyes. The man's popcorn and the woman's Coke come to life and grow faces from the magic of the lines. The woman backs off and awkwardly shrugs, but gives him one final glance before entering the theater. The man enters the theater as well. Initially seated 4 seats apart, they move closer through flips so that they are two seats apart instead. The popcorn and Coke look at each other lovingly as they decide to move right next to each other. The popcorn and Coke bump into each other like a fist bump as the lines turn them back into inanimate objects. This startles the new couple, who smile at each other and let their hands touch. As they stare into each other's eyes, we zoom through them to see the white screen of the theater. The Cinemark logo fades in and out.
'''Logo:''' We see the outside of a Cinemark. We then see two shots of a concession stand, with a man taking a bag of popcorn and a woman taking a cup of Coca-Cola. The man stares at a poster for a samurai movie called "Tokyo" (with the Cinemark XD logo in the bottom left corner indicating that the fictional movie was shown in that format) when the woman bumps into him. Lines whoosh around them as the man catches the woman in an unintentionally romantic position, with the two of them looking into each other's eyes. The man's popcorn and the woman's Coke come to life and grow faces from the magic of the lines. The woman backs off and awkwardly shrugs, but gives him one final glance before entering the theater. The man enters the theater as well. Initially seated 4 seats apart, they move closer through flips so that they are two seats apart instead. The popcorn and Coke look at each other lovingly as they decide to move right next to each other. The popcorn and Coke bump into each other like a fist bump as the lines turn them back into inanimate objects. This startles the new couple, who smile at each other and let their hands touch. As they stare into each other's eyes, we zoom through them to see the white screen of the theater. The Cinemark logo fades in and out.


'''Variant:''' There is a variant where instead of staring at the poster for the "Tokyo" movie, the man is instead staring at a poster advertising Cinemark XD.
'''Variant:''' There is a variant where instead of staring at the poster for the "Tokyo" movie, the man is instead staring at a poster advertising Cinemark XD.

Revision as of 00:54, 9 May 2023

This is for the future so I don't have to feel as pressured writing descriptions all at once.

To do:

We're gonna party, we're gonna rock, we've got tickets to the Cinemark!

11th Opening (2007) (Brazil)


Logo: In a large city, we zoom across the water towards a boat. A trailer narrator says in Portugeuse "Soon, the most romantic movie of the year..." We see a man and a woman on the boat, leaning in for a kiss. They get interrupted by a mobile phone ringing as the woman falls to the floor and the man turns towards the camera. The man cheerfully tells the audience "Hi! Welcome to Cinemark! Now, I'm going to give you some tips." He notices another ringing cell phone and stretches his arm to grab it. "Before anything, turn your cell phones off. It bothers the people, you know? And for the comfort of all, do not speak during the session." Some smoke blows up, causing him to cough. He snatches the cigarette responsible and flicks it away. "For your security, don't forget that smoke is forbidden." He then hears the fizz of a can of soda and grabs the soda can and a beer bottle. The captioned variant states that he says "And not allowed to enter in the room with cans and bottles also." (sic). The can and bottle grow wings and fly away. The man jumps off the ship into the theater corridors, inexplicably now holding a microphone. "The corridors have been projected for perfect circulation. If needed, use the emergency exits. There's always one near you." He points at an emergency exit and the camera zooms into it. He hops next to the exit. "To open the door, push the bar." He does just that, letting it close again. He sees a fire in the theater and understandably freaks out. "Fire! Extinguishers are strategically located." He grabs a fire extinguisher and is suddenly dressed as a fireman. He puts out the fire and salutes. "And the fire brigade is ready to guide you." He clones himself to be a team of firemen. Suddenly, the lights go out, leaving only the firemen's eyes glowing in the dark. "In case of lack of lighting, there is an emergency lighting system." The lights come back on and the firemen fuse back into the one man. He strikes poses like he is posing for the paparazzi as cameras flash, which gets him mad. "No! Don't film not take photos inside of the cinema." (sic). He picks of a crumpled up piece of trash on the ground and kicks it into a trash bin. "At the end of the session, take the trash to the nearest hamper." The man is then shown sitting in a theater seat with a drink and popcorn, saying "Popcorn and movie have everything to do, and there's time to get one before the film starts." (again, sic). Startled, he yells "It's starting!" and leaps into the theater screen and back onto the boat. He embraces his lady as he says "Well, it's time to turn the lights off..." The woman winks to the camera as the scene irises out. The man opens up the iris to tell the audience to enjoy the film before letting it close. A red emergency siren goes off on the now black background. The man is shown stretching his arm across the screen to grab it and throw it to the side, and then to peel off the background itself. This reveals the logo of the insurance company AGF Seguros on a white background. "Don't worry, this theater is insured by AGF Seguros." The Cinemark logo itself does not physically appear.

Variant: There is a variant with English captions.

Technique: CGI animation by Pix Post for the agency Z+.

Music/Sounds: Romantic music for the beginning and end and jazzy music for various parts in-between, as well as the dialogue and appropriate sound effects.

Availability: Extinct.

13th Opening (2009) (Brazil)


Logo: In front of a Cinemark in what appears to be a mall, a security guard with a flashlight slides in. He talks to the audience and opens the door to the theater, letting people in as he starts to sing the theater policy. Two women are seen talking to each other with speech bubbles that say "BLA BLA BLA" above them, which get popped by two kids. The security guard catches in his flashlight someone using a camera during the movie, who stops. He watches as a husband puts out his wife's cigarette. One guy tries to sneak in a pack of beer, but is stopped by everyone in the theater shaking their fingers at him as if to say "no". In aerial view, we see the security guard run through the theater corridors to make it in time to shine a flashlight on a trio of girls that sing a line. The girls change the lighting in the theater as a guy blows kisses, only to lean on the push door and open it, falling over. An old man points at the location of the fire alarm with his umbrella. A man and women kiss so passionately that they start turning red and emitting steam. This sets off the fire alarm and calls in the fire department to enter the theater, with three firefighters sliding down the pole and posing for the camera. Everyone gets in place in their seats for the movie as a bag of popcorn gets passed from person to person. The theater screen is shown, showing the Cinemark logo and the tagline "É MAIS QUE CINEMA. É CINEMARK." below. The audience throws popcorn into the air in a way that resembles fireworks. We zoom out to see the projector room, where a man changes the logo over to the one for Allianz. He explains it to the camera.

Technique: CGI animation by Casablanca.

Music/Sounds: The song, as well as the dialogue and cartoon sound effects. Composed by Gabriel Dibb and Vinicius Villani at Atakk.

Availability: Extinct.

15th Opening (Meeting) (2012)


Logo: We see the outside of a Cinemark. We then see two shots of a concession stand, with a man taking a bag of popcorn and a woman taking a cup of Coca-Cola. The man stares at a poster for a samurai movie called "Tokyo" (with the Cinemark XD logo in the bottom left corner indicating that the fictional movie was shown in that format) when the woman bumps into him. Lines whoosh around them as the man catches the woman in an unintentionally romantic position, with the two of them looking into each other's eyes. The man's popcorn and the woman's Coke come to life and grow faces from the magic of the lines. The woman backs off and awkwardly shrugs, but gives him one final glance before entering the theater. The man enters the theater as well. Initially seated 4 seats apart, they move closer through flips so that they are two seats apart instead. The popcorn and Coke look at each other lovingly as they decide to move right next to each other. The popcorn and Coke bump into each other like a fist bump as the lines turn them back into inanimate objects. This startles the new couple, who smile at each other and let their hands touch. As they stare into each other's eyes, we zoom through them to see the white screen of the theater. The Cinemark logo fades in and out.

Variant: There is a variant where instead of staring at the poster for the "Tokyo" movie, the man is instead staring at a poster advertising Cinemark XD.

Technique: CGI animation by Estilo.

Music/Sounds: A calming theme with woodwinds, piano, harp, and bells (the xylophone-like instrument).

Music/Sounds Variant: The variant with the Cinemark XD poster has a different, more bombastic march-like theme with brass instruments composed by FACILMUSIC.

Availability: Extinct.

17th Opening (2013) (Brazil)


Logo: TBA.

Technique: CGI animation. This was made under the agency Z+.

Music/Sounds: TBA. Composed by Henrique Racz.

Availability: Extinct.

18th Opening (HEY HEY HEY) (2014) (Brazil)


Logo: TBA.

Technique: Fluid hand drawn animation by Céu D´Ellia.

Music/Sounds: TBA.

Availability: Extinct.

19th Opening (2014) (Brazil)


Logo: TBA.

Technique: CGI animation by Exodo Animation Studios and Area VFX.

Music/Sounds: TBA.

Availability: Extinct.

20th Opening (2016) (Brazil)

Logo: TBA.

Technique: Stop motion animation by someone only known on Vimeo as "Dani".

Music/Sounds: TBA.

Availability: Extinct.

21st Opening (MC Popica & DJ Refri em Vai ser um Esturo) (2016) (Brazil)

Logo: TBA.

Technique: CGI animation by CLANVFX. Rigging for the trailer by Fabricio Chamon can be found here.

Music/Sounds: TBA.

Availability: Extinct.

22nd Opening (2016) (Argentina)

Logo: TBA.

Technique: CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: TBA. The audio design was done by DMC Studio.

Availability: Extinct.

24th Opening (2017) (Brazil)

Logo: TBA.

Technique: Blocky CGI animation by La Cuerda Producción Audiovisual.

Music/Sounds: TBA. Composed by Ardillón Records.

Availability: Extinct.

25th Opening (2018) (Brazil)

Logo: TBA.

Technique: CGI animation. This was made under the agency Z+.

Music/Sounds: TBA. Composed by Lira Música.

Availability: Unknown, possibly extinct.

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