AHHH here's a good topic....Best Music Movie!!!

[emo kid]

SLC punk from last year was so good that i bought the DVD after only seeing it once. And of course there's always the classic...A Hard Day's Night which needs no further discussion from me.

anyone else???

[darthziggy]

star wars, always the bestest

[imoverherenow]

The best movie is ROCKY II.

[JuliaTheDoctor]

gotta go with "The Doors"

[Just Jon]

This Is Spinal Tap!

[imoverherenow]

South Park the movie had some hilarious songs like uncle fucker and i would do what brian botanio would do.

[GonzoStyle]

well best movie musicals?

-A Hard Days Night (The Beatles) best rock film

-Song Remains The Same (zeppelin) best concert film

-The doors - val kilmers performance is eerie and so perfect. But the story was crappy (oliver stone makes his own revisions to history)

Star Wars - great movie soundtrack

Resevoir dogs - tarantino has an uncanny talent to pick the most obscure songs but songs that rock.

Goodfellas - no one throws together a soundtrack like scorsese

[WoRMFACE]

The wall.. no doubt..

[FOFOLINA]

I AGREE WITH WORM AND GONZO
THE WALL ROCKED I LOVED IT
AND THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME WAS A SWEET ASS MUSICAL MOVIE
I LOVED THEM BOTH

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I AM THE ONE THE ONLY FOFOLINA =^,,^=
Purrrs 4 Her Little Sweety =)

[jedi]

The Gift: Written by Perry Farell of Jane's Addiction (at the time). Sick and twisted just the way I like it!

[ruckstande]

The Warriors

[TheJerseyDevil]

The Wall, South Park

[Jerry1]

The Blues Brothers

[LilJimmyRbinson]

Spinal Tap

Shut the thread

And I agree about Marty S - great soundtracks to all his films.

[Xyn]

The Blues Brothers

Dammit, I was gonna say that.

[flyerfan116]

The Blues Brothers

x 3

also the movie kinda sucked but Blues Brothers 2000 had tons of great music

[Fr. Dougal]

I thought "That Thing You Do" was pretty good.

[cloudrocks89]

"Gimme Shelter"

[Arch Stanton]

The Last Waltz

[flyerfan116]

I thought "That Thing You Do" was pretty good.

damn you!!!! now that fucking song is gonna be stuck in my head

[LiddyRules]

Xanadu

[flyerfan116]

Xanadu

LOVE Olivia Newton John

Miss pre-mastectomy ONJ

[wakeboardfit]

Pink Floyd - Live in Pompeii

[MrBogey]

Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo.

[City View]

The Last Waltz


Absolutely :clap:

[chumpy]

well best movie musicals?

-A Hard Days Night (The Beatles) best rock film

-Song Remains The Same (zeppelin) best concert film

-The doors - val kilmers performance is eerie and so perfect. But the story was crappy (oliver stone makes his own revisions to history)

Star Wars - great movie soundtrack

Resevoir dogs - tarantino has an uncanny talent to pick the most obscure songs but songs that rock.

Goodfellas - no one throws together a soundtrack like scorsese

The wall.. no doubt..

I agree with all of the above.

Maybe lord of the rings movies also

[NuttyJim]

The Warriors!

[Ramel67]

The Big Chill

[Simby19]

How could you all forget the Spice Girls movie?


I vote for 'The Muppet Movie' and 'Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.' Yes, I live in the 80's

[highway23]

"Don't Look Back" - Bob Dylan
"Song Remains the Same" - Led Zep
"The Wall" - Pink Floyd
"Single Video Theory" - Pearl Jam
"MTV Unplugged" - Nirvana
"MTV Unplugged" - Bob Dylan
actually...almost all the Unplugged videos are amazing - even the worst artists came out sounding outstanding

[Hudson]

Rock and Roll Highschool-the Ramones
Grease
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

[SweetPotatoPune]

Doc---Fugazi- instrument
Feature---A Mighty wind(Spinal tap and Blues Brothers mentioned)
composer--- Herbie Hancock- Harlem Nights

[Ant's_rapier]

Sister Act 1 and 2.

[mikeybot]

Almost Famous

[SuperGolfer]

Barry Lyndon
West Side Story
Guys and Dolls

(No Homo)

[Hudson]

Sid and Nancy

[WoodenPlank]

The wall.. no doubt..

:clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:

[The Full Bug]

Barry Lyndon



???

[LiddyRules]

Barry Lyndon was a Kubrick movie made between Clockwork and Shining set in 18th century England. I guess you can say it's one of his lesser known works and I didn't watch it until recently but it's fucking amazing. I think it's over 3 hours but it didn't feel that long, and it probably has some of the most beautiful camera work and scenery of ALL of his movies.

And speaking of Kubrick and music, all of his movies kick ass with the music. One of my favorite little things in Clockwork Orange is "Marry a Lighthouse Keeper." I can't remember another movie set in the future that bothered to actually create a future pop song that isn't meant to be a modern day hit. Every other future movie the main guys listens to 70s soul in 2250. I fucking loved that.

And then we have the rest of the Clockwork soundtrack, the 2001 soundtrack, Full Metal Jacket, The Shining.

Also the soundtrack to last year's phenomenol The Fountain is also fantastic.

[NuttyJim]

Vision Quest

[SuperGolfer]

Barry Lyndon was a Kubrick movie made between Clockwork and Shining set in 18th century England. I guess you can say it's one of his lesser known works and I didn't watch it until recently but it's fucking amazing. I think it's over 3 hours but it didn't feel that long, and it probably has some of the most beautiful camera work and scenery of ALL of his movies.


Thanks Liddy.

I think a lot of people forget about Barry Lyndon because there's no home invasion forced sex, blood-filled elevators, or fat guys getting beaten up with soap.

I also love the movie, and I think I've listened to that soundtrack more than any other.

As for the camerawork, the whole movie was shot with natural light, including the interior scenes. They developed special lenses so they could film indoors by candlelight. It's a triumph of cinematography.

As a side note, I recommend any and all to rent Kubrick's "The Killing." After watching it, you'll realize where all of Quentin Tarantino's ideas came from.

Who said "if you're gonna steal, steal from the best?"

[THE FEZ MAN]

"heavy metal"

[Jerry1]

Monty Python & The Holy Grail?

[sd187]

goodfellas

[Joe Avezzano]

The Crow had excellent music throughout that matched the scenes perfectly. It made for what I think is one of the best movie soundtracks ever.

[empyrelounge]

yeah Almost Famous was great....was watching Eddie and the Cruisers today as well on VH1 classic