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Old 01-22-2015, 04:15 PM   #14881 (permalink)
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That scene is so weird. The crowd just stands there like zombies while the band is playing, then they go nuts after Beck tosses his guitar neck into the crowd. The main dude in the movie fights like crazy to grab the neck and get it out of the club while everyone tries to grab it away from him.

Then once he's out on the street safe he dismissively tosses the neck into the street?!?!?
I also noticed that nobody in the club had a drink or a cigarette in their hand and only two people in the crowd were dancing. Lots of odd little moments and unanswered questions in that film.
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Old 01-22-2015, 04:19 PM   #14882 (permalink)
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I also noticed that nobody in the club had a drink or a cigarette in their hand and only two people in the crowd were dancing. Lots of odd little moments and unanswered questions in that film.
Did ya know they originally wanted to get The Who for that scene but it fell through. So that's why they had Beck mimic Townsend's guitar smashing bit.
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Old 01-22-2015, 04:32 PM   #14883 (permalink)
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Did ya know they originally wanted to get The Who for that scene but it fell through. So that's why they had Beck mimic Townsend's guitar smashing bit.
I didn't know that until you mentioned it. And after looking the film up on Wikipedia, it says that Eric Burdon turned down an offer to play that scene so 'The in Crowd' were going to do it but were dropped for The Yardbirds who were more well known at the time. The Velvet Underground were also considered for the scene but the expense of bringing them to London was considered too costly.
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I seriously can't talk about this movie. Can't. This may be one of the five or so films I know of that you have to go in as blind as possible. The journey is part of the fun. It's fantastic. It doesn't make sense in some spots but this is what makes Thomas Pynchon and Phillip K. Dick so awesome, unique story telling with a psychological twist.

Takes place at a dinner party the night of a comet passover.

That's all you get. If any of you take my film hobby seriously, watch this movie. You'll be glad you did. It's very low budget and mostly improvised. It's what I look for in film.

It's on Amazon Instant and VOD right now. SEE IT.

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Gonna be watching this one sometime in the near future:

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That's going to be a must-see for me!
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Oh my God, didn't even know this was happening. Nice double whammy along with the BW biopic.
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