Title Research: Art of the Title

 Hello everyone and welcome back to the blog. Our Group is studying the website art of the tiles, We googled and found it to be excellent for research. The website contains reviews of many opening scenes across many genres and the scenes themselves. It also has lists by featured individuals on the website such as top 10 lists of movies. We are researching thriller movies and it contains hundreds of them so finding some won't be a problem. The website contains names of different directors, studios, and designers by alphabetical order. This shows how easy the website is to navigate and find a particular movie someone would want to research. Also, it contains news about movies such as awards, nominations, year in reviews, and lectures. The website is wonderful for research and entertainment purposes as it recommends movies to the users. All in all, the website holds very good value as it contains important data needed for our opening scene.







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