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21 Jump Street Ending
This movie got a few genuine laughs out of me, then at the end I thought: "Hey, but that's Johnny Deep," and in fact, it really was him. detto:
 
Two Of Us (Remastered 2009)
This beautiful Beatles-inspired track from the 1970 album "Let It Be" was included in the OST of the latest science fiction film masterfully starring Ryan Thomas Gosling, "L'ultima missione: Project Hail Mary" (watched last night). Unfortunately, in my opinion, they should have cut some of the space sequences during the film's editing, as they drag on a bit too long. Out of 156 minutes, I would have cut at least thirty.
 
HEY JOE - Charlotte Gainsbourg (Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac Soundtrack)
Besides the most famous rendition by Johnny Allen James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix, there are numerous more or less successful versions of the renowned song "Hey Joe." Today, while searching for something by Lars von Trier to watch, I discovered that there is also this beautiful version sung by actress Charlotte Lucy Gainsbourg (daughter of Jane Mallory Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg), featured in his controversial 2013 film "Nymph()maniac" (of which there are two versions—a short one of 241 minutes and another extended one of 325 minutes). Personally, I haven't seen either of them, but I am quite intrigued.
 
Train Dreams

Nick Cave signs this piece, which closes the film during the end credits. The story (based on a novel) ends with the protagonist (a former lumberjack now elderly) who, in 1968, for a dollar has himself taken up into the sky by a yellow two-seater biplane, piloted by a woman, and the narrator says that, for the first time up there, he feels like he is part of the "whole"... (Stanlio)
 
John Lee Hooker - Sunny Land (Angel Heart) (1987)

Beautiful movie, I watched it again the day before yesterday, after about twenty years, and I remembered very little, almost nothing. (Alcohol and the joints smoked on Saturday nights back then certainly didn't help...)
 
Kate Bush - This Woman's Work (Otto & Sonya Scenes) - A Man Called Otto (2022)
from the film "A Man Called Otto," a beautiful remake produced and performed by the talented Tom Hanks (available for just a few more days on raiplay)
 
Tom Waits - Jockey Full Of Bourbon
Daunbailò was Jarmusch's third film and was defined as an "American Independent Neo-Beat Noir Comedy Film"
 
The movie was a mystery/comedy from ’85, nothing special, but the end credits theme song wasn’t bad at all, quite the opposite… Shake, Rattle & Roll - Charles F. Calhoun - Clue: The Movie despite these promotional slogans inviting you to watch:
“Murder, madness, mystery and chaos, more fun than you can imagine.”
“Seven suspects, six weapons, five bodies and three endings.”
didn’t seem all that to me (I just watched it now, between a carbonara and some slices of melon), but forty years have passed since then and I suppose that means something… visione:
 
Man, what a crappy movie this remake is that Brian Russell De Palma came out with (after Sidney Arthur Lumet turned it down), picking up on the legendary Howard Winchester Hawks’s 1932 "Scarface".

Elvira

Screenplay written by William Oliver Stone (which he actually used as a pretext and as therapy for his cocaine addiction).

Main actors: after hearing about Robert Anthony De Niro’s refusal, the amazing Alfredo James "Al" Pacino, then forty-three, put himself forward, and then the semi-unknown but beautiful Michelle Marie Pfeiffer (my peer), at the time twenty-five and well... that’s it.
 
With this track from the eponymous film, Sir James Paul McCartney almost snagged an Oscar for Best Song in 2002 Paul McCartney - Vanilla Sky (Original Audio) I must admit that even though it was shot twenty-four years ago (I saw it for the first time 24 minutes ago), it hasn’t lost a bit of its sparkle—in fact, according to Cameron Bruce Crowe (the director), the story lends itself to as many as five different possible interpretations of the ending, and for 136 minutes it keeps us in real suspense as we try to figure out what’s happening to the main character, played decently enough by then-forty-year-old Thomas Cruise Mapother IV. The rest of the soundtrack is just as outstanding, here it is laid out for you:
Bob Dylan – 4th Time Around
Jeff Buckley – Last Goodbye
Josh Rouse – Directions
Julianna Gianni – I Fall Apart
Leftfield (feat. Afrika Bambaataa) – Afrika Shox
Looper (feat. Francis MacDonald) – Mondo '77
Nancy Wilson – Elevator Beat
Peter Gabriel – Solsbury Hill
Radiohead – Everything in Its Right Place
Red House Painters – Have You Forgotten
R.E.M. – All the Right Friends
R.E.M. – Sweetness Follows
Sigur Rós – The nothing song
The Chemical Brothers – Where Do I Begin
The Monkees – Porpoise Song (Theme from Head)
Todd Rundgren – Can We Still Be Friends
U2 – Wild Honey
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We constantly complain about a bunch of bullshit, it's hard not to get moved watching this videomix COLORBLIND PEOPLE SEE COLOR FOR THE FIRST TIME | EMOTIONAL REACTIONS the colors are like the sounds in a soundtrack and they brighten our days with their, uh, "visual score," we don't even realize how lucky we are to perceive them and stuff...
 
This beautiful track Dum Dum Girls - Coming Down [OFFICIAL VIDEO] plays over the credits of "The Canyons," a pretty good noir directed by Paul Joseph Schrader and written by Bret Easton Ellis, not just any ordinary stuff...