ones in the running so far:
are they all too ornate? can’t decide! help me! - points for legitbility, absolutely must have accents, and preferably free. if i had moolah it’d be this one for sure: meyer two.
which one?
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chlorobium answered:
I think Bellerose or Speedball!
professor-perfect31 answered:
This is a dumb question, but what type of film are you titling? That will affect my choice. You want the font to match the “mood.”
potatobeenz answered:
bellerose or nikelodeon
theexhaustedetiquette answered:
I think the font is both asthetically and hisotorically perfect.
comiques answered:
ooh i like nickelodeon myself
brilliantlights answered:
little lord fontleroy
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garethstuartfarmer answered:
Nickelodeon. The name is a giveaway (i.e. ‘odeon’ - first cinemas). All the rest are emphatically 1940s and 50s.
anonymousemily said:
Bellerose! It really looks like the standard intertitle font.
discretion answered:
nickelodeon: most authentic looking, and legible. I love Little lord fontleroy, but slightly too ornate
mirah answered:
#1 tbh
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duhdoydorothy answered:
Nickeloden or Little Lord Fontleroy!
somethingaboutfailureandhomo answered:
I like Little Lord Fontleroy best, but I think Bellerose is the probably the most legible
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