song hopefuls

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taintedlove

#15
October 02, 2003, 05:33:08 AM
'I Put A Spell On You' by Screaming Jay Hawkins. Voodoo blues. Would work extremely well for a truly disturbing murder scene.

modage

#16
November 25, 2003, 11:41:31 PM
just remembered this.  open a movie with "I Want You" by Bob Dylan, which is pretty happy and hopeful.  and close it with "I Want You" by Elvis Costello which is like 7 minutes of the most painful venomous heartbreaking lyrics ever.  i think it would be a great juxtaposition.  anyone else who's heard the elvis tune will know what i'm talking about.  ... does anyone know what i'm talking about?  anyone who hasnt heard this song, should download it immediately.  especially if you're miserable, or want to be.  even if you're happy itll bum you out.  and if anyone ever makes a movie about heartbreak, please steal this idea, since i have no intentions to ever make a movie.
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MacGuffin

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November 25, 2003, 11:46:02 PM
Quote from: themodernage02and close it with "I Want You" by Elvis Costello which is like 7 minutes of the most painful venomous heartbreaking lyrics ever.  i think it would be a great juxtaposition.  anyone else who's heard the elvis tune will know what i'm talking about.  ... does anyone know what i'm talking about?

Funny, I had an idea of an obsessive fan not able to get close to his idol and is out to kill her (think the Rebecca Schaffer tragedy), and this Costello song would score the "assassination" scene.
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godardian

#18
November 26, 2003, 12:38:21 AM
I'm still mad at Nanni Moretti for using Brian Eno's "By This River," which I had earmarked as very cinematic, though I had no specific ideas in mind for it.

I have particular cinematic ideas for "Bailed Out" by The Auteurs... and I have a whole script heavily entwined with very specific '60s girl-group and '70s punk songs, to be used both as thematic material and as soundtrack propulsion... in a way neither literal or ironic. Vague, I know, but I'm keeping the specific titles/artists close to my vest, as it's my most cherished script scheme...
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#19
November 26, 2003, 01:19:04 AM
my movie of all movies- the thing i've been thinking and writing and dreaming about about since day one-- ends w/ led zepplin's 'tangerine.' it's been done by crowe, i know... but... mine is better.  :(

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#20
November 26, 2003, 08:41:17 PM
..a suicide scene  w/pearl jam's immortality.....

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November 27, 2003, 12:39:34 AM
it's propably been used before but i'll defintly used massive attacks inertia creeps at some point in my life.
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