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Title screens are the initial titles, usually projected at the beginning of a film, and following the logos of the film studio. They are often an ignored aspect of films, although they reflect the time period or era of the film, the mood or design of the film, and much more. Below, there are links to many other collections of movie title screens throughout the decades from the silent era to the present day (by individual year), including special sections on Best Pictures, James Bond films, Film Noirs, Hitchcock films, Westerns, Creature Features of the 1950s, and Filmsite's selections of the Greatest Films. >> Movie Title Screens: The Year 2022 >> 100 Years of Title Screens (1900-1919) | (1920-1929) | (1930-1939) | (1940-1949) | (1950-1959) | (1960-1969) | (1970-1979) | (1980-1989) | (1990-1999) | (2000-2009) | (2010-2019) | (2020-2029) >> Best Pictures | James Bond Films | Film Noir (1940s) | Film Noir (1950s) | Hitchcock Films | Greatest Westerns | Creature-Features of the 1950s | Filmsite's 100 Greatest Films | Filmsite's Another 100 Films | Filmsite's Third 100 Films |
  
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About Filmsite.org
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About Film Historian Tim Dirks
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Roger Ebert Endorsement
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Filmsite.org
is an award-winning website for classic film buffs, students,
moviegoers and anyone else interested in the great movies of the
last century. Detailed plot synopses, review commentary and
Tim Dirks created the popular
filmsite.org website, aka Greatest Films,
in mid-1996, and the site has now celebrated its landmark 25th
anniversary in 2021. He has been writing about and reviewing
films on the site ever since. Tim originated
Filmsite and has remained its sole contributor,
manager, and editor - he adds significant content to the site
spanning all the years of cinematic history, often writes
blogs and other film-related articles, and has engaged in a
number of on-camera interviews about film.
Film critic and columnist Roger Ebert, author of
The Great Movies (2002), The Great Movies II (2005), and The Great Movies III (2010) made many