Dante’s Peak movie titles

Contributed by Erik Pedersen


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1997’s Dante’s Peak features Pierce Brosnan in full let-me-be-your-stepdad mode, but he’s handling hot stuff much better here than in that Mrs. Doubtfire restaurant. Albertus is used for the opening and ending credits. It’s set tightly everywhere, with the exception of the title, which animates from extremely wide letterspacing to tight spacing, while orange smoke and flames undulate inside the letterforms.

Univers also makes a brief appearance after the cold open, where it’s softened by a black outline and solid drop shadow.

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Screen capture from a 1080p Blu-ray

Source: www.youtube.com Universal Pictures. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.youtube.com Universal Pictures. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: movie-screencaps.com Universal Pictures. License: All Rights Reserved.

Screen capture from a 1080p Blu-ray

Source: www.youtube.com Universal Pictures. License: All Rights Reserved.

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