Apple tv+ | For All Mankind - opening credits (2019)

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[@RandomYT05_01]

Seeing humanity achieve the impossible, whether or not it is in a fictional universe or in real life, always gives me the chills.

[@swenhtet2861]

And it’s sad to see how we’ve fallen apart.

[@Bruh-td7ex]

​@@swenhtet2861 look like artemis is coming soon.

[@ThePanamic855]

You are right

[@anjanpratapsingh727]

​@@Bruh-td7exGood things take time

[@furanduron4926]

"We came here together, as one. Not for the betterment of a single man, entity, corporation or country, but for the sake of all mankind."

[@willc1294]

I guess they're not from Weyland Yutani corporation then ;)

[@gowron277a]

Yet that's exactly what they did.

[@firerescueowl1536]

I get chills every time I see those Corsairs.

[@AK-eg6no]

I get chills when the center light expands and fills the screen. But yeah, pretty much every part too. :)

[@GilLivne]

I can watch this intro endlessly, so much beauty, so appropriate, so inspiring.

[@Digitalpiracy]

Probably the most beautiful intro graphics I ever saw. SO MANY classic references in there too

[@AK-eg6no]

I'm at the tail end of season 2 and I haven't skipped a singled intro.

[@Venator-Class_Star_Destroyer]

i can never get sick of this intro, its simply to good

[@adrianpallis4568]

This intro is somehow soooooo Star trek. It would be the perfect intro for ST Enterprise or Discovery...... but hey its Ronald D Moore thats making this awesome show.

[@Qwayzar]

It is composed by the guy that has done all the modern star trek themes and music so it definitely fits!

[@DeepCZero3]

The 3 notes at the end hint at the first contact "friendship" theme by Jerry Goldsmith

[@stannc]

It’s very similar to Picard Season 1.

[@karabinas]

I jam this song on my boombox during takeoff whenever I fly commercial. 📻 🎼 🎶 🎵

[@bozhijak]

Artemis. Were back baby.

[@laurentii777]

Gonna be my launch music when I lift off from Artemis base on the Moon in Starfield on the cruiser Ascension.

[@imranetic]

I listen to this and I think of all of the things those brave souls venturing into space have achieved! Gagarin, Shepard, Leonov, Glenn, Armstrong, Lovell, Young, Sally Ride…they are all our heroes and the world is better because of their bravery.

[@psicologoandreluizteixeira5932]

The heads coming out and I he last notes at title are dope, give me goosebumps

[@monagraque]

0:04 is that the Earth pulsar map from the pioneer plaque/voyager golden record?

[@manlyastronaut6984]

yes I think so

[@porktuga1232]

I tried to align the both in gimp and they dont really fit to each other

[@FedoReds88]

Some details in this intro are impressive yet rally hidden, like the 2 tails on the moon: the one that go straight is ours and seems to run out offer the moon (like the real space rece did), the second one that go right otherwise increase after the moon, accelerating, representing the series and their one space race

[@TheLadyWolf82]

The most beautiful intro ❤️

[@lance7607]

This show is so good. In my mind, I tie it to Star Trek. This is the beginning, these are the first steps we take toward that future world.

[@Matisaro]

Nah fam, this is a prequel to The Expanse.

[@martianbuilder5945]

But that's also kind of ironic, because the 20th/21st centuries in official Star Trek canon were horrible. In the 1990s, they had wars being fought between biologically engineered superhumans, and in the 2020s WW3 broke out and lasted almost 30 years which resulted in the annihilation of every major city. The 8th Star Trek movie (First Contact) where they go back to 2063 shows what remnants of human civilization they have - small scale settlements, not much technology. But similar to this show, space is what unites humanity and drives it forward because meeting the Vulcans is what pushes humans to rebuild, eliminate poverty/hunger/disease and become the founding member of the Federation.

[@sud-ong]

0:30 The point of divergence. The straight line going away from the moon is our history. That bright curved line orbiting close to the moon is this show’s history.

[@Taukingur]

thanks for pointing this out!

[@maxpaschke2297]

It looks like an intro to a Star Trek series!

[@mariolis]

i think we all know it was inspire at least in part , by star trek

[@adamcummings20]

I love this, makes me so inspired. Should be the theme song of Humanity.

[@Jerry113]

old school credits.

[@FernandoPerez-oi8bn]

This intro is the goat

[@sonnee44]

Star Trek: For All Mankind

[@charliegabs]

I really don't care who makes advances in science. In the end we are all one humanity :D

[@zyzzsdisciples6707]

I often have this exact same thought

[@aiosquadron]

This seems heavily inspired by KSP theme.

[@supercoops3703]

We sadly live in the dumbest timeline. This is the smartest (or at least smarter)

[@sweatyalbama8663]

early quarantine damn dude eating lindor and shit watching this on the couch

[@DrAsmodis1]

fascinated...

[@mr.dilanger]

Reminds me of the Secret of Mana intro.

[@jimmymartin4522]

For the sake of greatness and the pursuit for truth

[@miguellazaro4405]

This would be a better intro for Foundation

[@Spaceman137]

What font is being used for those titles?

[@momo-dm3rw]

Same question. I have memes to make.

[@transistor7679]

I have found the "Nasalization" font, it's pretty similar

[@larrybeckham6652]

Hey, Apple! Where is the clean version?

[@duxthesavior]

They have the whole soundtrack album up on Apple Music.

[@goobins_jr]

Why do you want a clean version of an already clean intro?

[@claudiovincenzi1131]

This is an interesting comment: Infinite-Dare-2112 · 1 yr. ago The music itself needs analysis since it summarizes humanity's future as a space-faring species from an emotional perspective, lending great power to the more technical visual imaginary. The musical climax is reached when the silhouette of a female face pointing, Janus-like, in opposite directions appears. As that figure is iterated, the background shifts from stars to galaxies, suggesting a transition in the very far future from galactic to intergalactic exploration. The refence to the Roman deity Janus signifies that space exploration is a new beginning for humanity, and that great transitions will ensue. (See Wikipedia’s entry for Janus). The head and torso of a woman in silhouette, seen from either the back or front, appears earlier in the visuals. The repeated use of a woman's figure suggests to me the last line of poetry from Goethe's Faust (Book 2): "The eternal feminine / Draws us ever on high." And much could be made of what that implies.

[@NeilsonBuntowa]

I think that woman is margo

[@Fcxip]

sound like Thor 《where to》

[@shubhamsahota6733]

Congratulations India!

[@thisismonitor4099]

this was by far the best thing about the entire TV show. Everything else was bordering on pantomime especially the idea that the USSR could have landed Leonov or anyone else on the moon before the US - it was clear by the mid 60s that they weren't going to be able to do that without transistors. And the N1 was just so far ahead of its time in terms of engineering requirements, as the 30 block A engines simply could not be properly controlled without tech that wouldn't be around until at least the 80s...

[@Niranjan_Mavath]

It's an alternate history. The point of divergence from real life is that Sergei Korolev doesn't die in 1966, which they never recovered from.

[@hansolowe19]

Excellent intro. The show.. It's ok, too much drama for my taste, and so obviously set up. It gets bothersome. Tone it down a bit.

[@failtolawl]

this is such a soulless intro

[@mariolis]

But thats the point... the space race was that... soulless... all a huge deal , but in the end , it was because of cold war competition ...

[@RAdaltonracer]

I’d say it’s more “broad in scope” than “soulless”. It conveys the shows title better than anything.