The end credits of Rush Hour are well known because they show a long series of bloopers. Jackie Chan and Chris tucker laugh, forget lines, and mess up stunts. This makes the audience leave the movie feeling happy because it reminds them that the film if meant to be light and funny. It also fits the buddy cop style of the movie since the whole story is about two very different people learning to work together while joking around and keeping the film entertaining.
The opening credits of deadpool take a very different approach. Instead of listing real names the credits make up funny nicknames/ jokes like a british villain. These words appear while the cameras move through a slow motion action scene. This shows the audience that the movie is extremely violent but very silly. The humor in the credit scenes sets the tone before the movie even begins.
The end credits of 21 jump street use bright colors fast cuts and loud music that makes it feel like a music video. The credit shows photos and clips of the characters acting wild. The style is simple but full of energy, which fits the chaotic and joking around tone of the film.
These three credit sequences show how action/comedy movies use visuals and houomor to shape the audiences mood and vibes. With bloopers, jokes, fast paced editing, etc. Each thing helps the viewer understand what kind of movie they are watching and leaves them with a strong impression.
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