Opening movie of The final concept of VII first with a star field, cross over to Aeris, pull back to reveal the city of Midgar, and then the Cloud and Barret train to its destination. The The Final VII Remake The opening does just that too, it's only special and for many Midgar.
As iconic as it is, the actual opening film FFVII wasting much time by rocking and looking at the stars. 40 seconds for the stars before seeing the beautiful Aeris & # 39; igamesnewsal face.
The camera focuses on Aeris for a moment, pretending to convince the viewer that it's an immortal character, before zooming in to expose Midgar to all its title cards.
The remake trailer takes its sweet time to get to Aeris again but wisely uses that time. Instead of being lazy with a star-studded sky, we flood Midgar at lunchtime, giving us a taste of what life is like under the city's industrial plates. The children play. Cats scavenge. It looks like a place to live. Of course it can be a disaster if something happens to it.
We also get a great shot of Midgar at night, with a slightly overpowered title card.
When the actual cinema took two and a half minutes to get Cloud, Barret, and the other members of their commando army aboard the train, The final concept of VII The remote control runs about five-and-a-half hours before the most notable sequence.
It's like we're actually playing this game, and have suspended it for a bit until April 10. Thanks, Square Enix!
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