How much screentime are these new pilots going to take up? How will this new material affect things like the music? There’s a mostly different unused version of the Sail Barge battle cue on the 2004 soundtrack release that could be useful.
Roy Budd learned to play piano by ear at the age of three.
“Get up”
“I can’t sir!”
“On your feet you fucking abortioooon!”
“I tried sir! I’m dead!”
As of now:
Bladerunner Final Cut (1982/2007)
Sherlock Jr (1924)
Death on the Nile (1978)
A Shot in the Dark (1964) *
The Maltese Falcon (1941) *
Murder on the Orient Express (1974)
Charade (1963) *
Dirty Harry (1971)
Rear Window (1954)
Vertigo (1957)
12 Angry Men (1957)
“*” indicating actual print screenings (Print damage, missing audio ect)
Not a poster but Waxwork Records’ vinyl cover for their Logan’s Run soundtrack release looks pretty neat.
You should probably put that in double quotes man lol
iTunes makes this stuff very easy to find.
^This one in particular, I find completely unforgivable. Hell, any cover that uses poorly colourised versions of the main stars when the actual film is in black and white never looks good.
You keep hitting those home runs MGM.
Twilight’s Last Gleaming (1977)
Excellently tense and paced, maybe Robert Aldrich’s best work. I’d say I liked it more than The Dirty Dozen, although it was kind of unintentionally funny to see American soldiers use a german WWII era Jagdpanzer.
So this was the best of the Twilight saga then.
Yes, there weren’t even any vampires! But a lot of 60 year old Burt Lancaster shooting guns.
Sherlock Jr (1924)/Death On The Nile (1978)
Seen as a double feature, both were great but Sherlock Jr left a better impression on me. Seeing it with a live organ accompaniment was also a plus.
Twilight’s Last Gleaming (1977)
Excellently tense and paced, maybe Robert Aldrich’s best work. I’d say I liked it more than The Dirty Dozen, although it was kind of unintentionally funny to see American soldiers use a german WWII era Jagdpanzer.
Breathtaking.
Star Wars: A New Hope
Saw a screening with a symphony orchestra performing the music live to the film. Obviously never going to match the actual recordings by Williams but a great experience nonetheless.
Are the Kingdom Hearts games worth playing? I can remember playing Kingdom Hearts 2 at a friend’s place over a decade ago but never being able to get into it.
After looking at this again, it looks the director hasn’t even been credited properly. The director of this film was John Sturges, yet a completely different person is credited on the cover. Did John Sturges ever operate under different names in non-English speaking european countries? Not to my knowledge. Even weirder is all other credits are correct except the Executive Producer and Director credit. What a stitch up.
^I find it funny how Hal Holbrook is billed before the likes of O.J. Simpson and Elliot Gould.
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