Comments on: It’s all about music in the movies

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By: Marissa Richardson

Marissa Richardson — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:57:03 +0000

DB~ that’s my uncle and aunt’s favorite movie. they say whenever they get lost, that’s what they say.

By: Kevin M.

Kevin M. — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 01:22:30 +0000

You beat me to the punch with “High Fidelity”, I even bought the soundtrack after seeing the movie. Great stuff! there is something about his movies I always seem to identify with, I just can’t put my finger on it.

In keeping with the John Cusack theme, I would add “Grosse Pointe Blank”: gotta like the Clash, the Specials, and Los Fabulosos Cadillacs!

In a different vein, let’s include “O, Brother, Where Art Thou?” I especially like ‘Hard Time Killing Floor Blues’ by Chris Thomas King. Plus, “I’m a Dapper Dan Man!”

A good, obscure Brit flick - “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels”. Sort of the British ‘Pulp Fiction’. Funny with some oddball music. Great line: ‘I don’t care ‘oo ya use, just a long as they aren’t complete Muppets!’ Bonus dialogue phrase: ‘Hortif**kinculturlist!’ Trust me, it’s hilarious. Rent it.

Random memory: I once used that “Four fried chickens and a Coke” line at a Kentucky Fried Chicken drive-thru, goofing off with some friends. Talk about confusion, the cashier was totally flummoxed, kept asking “Is that wings… or legs?” It gets better: she asked us “You want your drinks in a bag?”. In a flash of rapier wit I replied “No, thanks, we’ll take ‘em in a cup!” Hilarity ensued. One of my friends nearly wet himself he was laughing so hard.

Back to the topic at hand: Would a concert film/art film hybrid count? I’m thinking “The Song Remains The Same”, classic Led Zeppelin stoner flick.

By: Anne Tallent

Anne Tallent — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 19:17:24 +0000

Nice picks, especially Hedwig. Spinal Tap is a must, too. “The numbers all go to 11.” And tiny Stonehenge just has too many parallels to real life and work.

My addition would be the Blues Brothers. Really a lark, but with great performers not taking themselves seriously (Ray Charles shooting thieves at the pawn shop!) and so many details that have a crazy cultural stick-to-itiveness. “How much for ze little girl?” “Orange whip? Orange whip? Three orange whips.” “Four fried chickens … and a Coke.” And the Curl Up & Dye hair salon.

By: Daily Breather

Daily Breather — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:40:43 +0000

I remember seeing the Wall at the theater before I even knew who Pink Floyd was. Crazy. I also loved Velvet Goldmine, a movie based on the rise of David Bowie but I especially liked the Iggy Pop(Ewan McGregor) role in the film. And we can’t forget this is Spinal Tap! No, we can’t forget that. “Good evening Clevelenad!!”