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Screw "The Interview," I got the movie *I* wanted for Christmas today! (Original Post) Archae Dec 2014 OP
I Am Groot!!!! Initech Dec 2014 #1
That song "Spirit In The Sky" seems to be going around lately aint_no_life_nowhere Dec 2014 #2
Movie trailers, car commercials... It's been a popular choice going back a decade or more. n/t nomorenomore08 Dec 2014 #4
Well ...Sergio Leone once said 40% of a movie is sound jakeXT Dec 2014 #5
I have always loved that song. It has a great beat. n/t RebelOne Dec 2014 #6
I'll get that too, but The Interview is now on torrent sites. nt ohnoyoudidnt Dec 2014 #3
Yep it is davidpdx Dec 2014 #9
I love this movie so much! DawgHouse Dec 2014 #7
That was a fun film! Generic Brad Dec 2014 #8

aint_no_life_nowhere

(21,925 posts)
2. That song "Spirit In The Sky" seems to be going around lately
Wed Dec 24, 2014, 09:58 PM
Dec 2014

in movie soundtracks and trailers. Just last night I was watching the 2014 film "Extraterrestrial" and it played at the end while an X-files type cigarette man was presiding over the unceremonious burial of the main characters killed by the U.S. army for having witnessed the presence of aliens. I think I've heard it in other recent films, too.

jakeXT

(10,575 posts)
5. Well ...Sergio Leone once said 40% of a movie is sound
Fri Dec 26, 2014, 04:49 PM
Dec 2014

Eastwood also acknowledges Leone's innovative use of sound design: "A film has to have a sound of its own, and the Italians – who don't record sound while they're shooting – are very conscious of this in the post-production department. Sergio Leone felt that sound was very important, about 40 percent of the film...Leone will get a very operatic score, a lot of trumpets, and then all of a sudden, “Ka-pow!” He'll shut it off and let the horses snort and all that sort of thing. It's very effective...I think Sergio's films changed the style, the approach to Westerns. They “operacized” them, if there is such a word. They made the violence and the shooting aspect a little larger than life, and they had great music and new types of scores."

http://www.focusfeatures.com/article/looking_back_at_leone

DawgHouse

(4,019 posts)
7. I love this movie so much!
Fri Dec 26, 2014, 09:52 PM
Dec 2014

My son and I saw it together when it was released and I asked for it for Christmas too. I love all the Guardians

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