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I love this movie, and the soundtrack is fantastic. I think the gang would have a lot of fun with it. William Finley was in a lot of De Palma's films, and he's just lovely in all of them.

I've never watched this movie, but I very much remember seeing the trailer for it at the theater and being so deeply disturbed I couldn't focus on the movie I was there to see.

I doubt he asked permission to use Pink Floyd's "Echoes" as well. https://youtu.be/53N99Nim6WE --- From the Godfrey Ho Wiki page:

Yep, although now that I'm playing both videos simultaneously some of the non-cleared music was left in one early scene of the fan edit but almost completely cut out later on. (I guess to avoid video deletion? Why leave the earlier audio bits in then?) If I could justify the purchase with anything other than nostalgia I would, but I haven't received a non-spam home phone call in over a year.

Some 'lifted' music also was taken out. This movie was magic, thank you, Paul. There's a certain item that shows up a few times in this movie that I completly forgot the existence of, and I used to covet it as a child. Super tempted to pick one up on eBay...

Whoa, is that where these two cats are from? I'd figured I'd missed some hit show that season.

Good theater experiences: - Went to see Slither and the entire theater yelled at the screen. The amorphous flesh blob in the final act made one teenage girl in my row run out of the theater to puke. My very uptight ex did not enjoy the movie or our fellow patrons, which made it all the more enjoyable for me. - Dragonball: Evolution, sat in front of a very passionate DB fan (and his very disinterested friends) who couldn't tell the characters apart. "That Chi-Chi? That Chi-Chi." Nah man, that's clearly supposed to be Bulma with those sad blue highlights. The credits started to roll and my group got up to leave, I hear him ask his friends what they thought. One said, "It was okay I guess, for a comedy." "Comedywhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?!?!?!" - Early showing of Grindhouse, only a few other folks in the theater. Two middle-aged ladies arrive and sit directly in front of me. The trailer for Live Free or Die Hard starts, one of the ladies crosses her arms and slowly shakes her head, the other cocks her head to the side in confusion. Near the end when Justin Long's character turns to Bruce and asks if he's done that kind of stuff before, the confused lady turned to her friend and loudly whispered "Has he done that kind of stuff before??" The other lady let out the most disgusted "Mmm-hmm" I've ever heard. I don't go to the movies much anymore, too many bad experiences with people answering their phones or acting like it's open mic night. That, and one time some creep relieved himself on the back of my chair.

This movie is absolutely fantastic, and probably one of the very few movies I wish had a sequel. I hope someday this is done for a live show along with The Cutting Edge.

I feel like they used to play Sleepwalkers a lot on TNT during the mid-90s? Super jazzed for next week now. Also, hi everybody!