The premiere’s opening scene swiftly catapults ... 1:22 hallway marathon blew your mind, give the Severance team a round of applause, because that scene alone took a whopping five months to ...

Severance' director and EP Ben Stiller breaks down the opening scene from Season 2 alongside star Adam Scott. Ben provides an explanation of how they captured the precise movement and momentum ...

Both opening and ending visuals are stellar just like the first season. However, the opening theme teases the frog scene from the ... catches Jinshi’s eye, a beautiful eunuch and manager of ...

This mind-bending horror begins with Paul and his ... it could've realistically functioned without the opening. Nevertheless, it was the right move to keep it in, since it's the most tense and ...

The running scene has caught most of the fans's attention as it's not just visually striking but emotionally gripping. It highlights the tense and unsettling world of Lumon Industries, the titular ...

Her jaunt is interrupted by Yamaguchi, a boy who begs her to go on a date with him. This scene is filled with weird close-ups and the camera inexplicably flipping sideways or upside-down ...

I know the show is great. In my mind, the opening number is great. I hope the world agrees.” One added benefit of the opening sequence being so popular, according to Cena, is how it gets the ...

The emotional music ties the whole scene together, and it’s both tragic, strange, and beautiful. “The angels wouldn’t help you because they’ve all gone away,” Laura says earlier in the film, but ...

Mark runs through so much of the floor, and each of those sets is used for different scenes throughout Season 2. With that in mind, it tracks that they’d film each part of this opening sequence ...