The document discusses common font styles and colors used in titles and subtitles for spy movies. Main titles typically use a thick, bold font while subtitles are often in a typewriter format. Many spy movies also feature green or white backgrounds for their titles to focus attention on the name and establish the genre and setting. When creating their own logo, the authors considered fonts like the typewriter style that are commonly seen in spy film openings.

1. Titles & Subtitles
From the movies we looked at we’ve highlighted that most spy
movies have 2 main fonts. The font for the main titles is usually thick
and bold whereas the fonts for the subtitles are in a type writer
format
It is evident that although none of these film titles are exactly the
same there are certain aspects which are similar such as the bold
writing and the simple background which may have been used to
focus all the attention on the name and not anywhere else on the
screen.

2. When creating our logo, we came across many different fonts
which we personally thought would look good in our movie
opening. One of the fonts was the typewriter font as we saw it in
other spy movies.
In Johnny English
reborn, the type writer
font is used to establish
the setting and times.
For example:
We also noticed that many of the colours used are either Green or
white which are seen as ‘spy’ colours. Another example is from
M.I.HIGH: