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  1. https://youtu.be/ZBAM35gMYxo https://youtu.be/DtFL-Ud9tRI https://youtu.be/TMvdFbdW3Bk https://youtu.be/JDXh5l5BDY4
  2. Every Alien film so far, not counting the AvP ones, have had auteur directors who are known for a particular style, so their influence kind of comes with the territory, if they ever went with a more unknown director for hire, maybe Fox would exert more pressure to do them in a certain way. But really imo, seeing each person's take, including Ridley's, is about the only thing that keeps them interesting after almost 40 years. I'm probably the only person here that liked Alien: Resurrection, still do. Bloomkant would have been atrocious, his short movies that he has been posting really show his weakness. This doc is really interesting for more than one reason but seeing how Alien creative minds were put together is something that wouldn't happen today. What Moebius said about Ridley Scott was right on the money. https://youtu.be/jNas99oEXBU?t=25m46s
  3. In the early 80's and late 70's they had a of thinking heads working on these movies, it's not a coincidence that the later movies were all a failure because they had too much input from solely the director who has an insufferable ego.
  4. Angelo Badalamenti is 80 years old so I'm not surprised by the absence of his music but I wouldn't be equality surprised if the sound files he gave Lynch years ago are still being mixed in and used in Lynch's sound design.
  5. The first episode till Ep4 reminded me of X-Files and what a proper modern X-Files could be like. The atmosphere and the creepiness in the forest shots and the glass box creature were great and wouldn't be out of place for X-Files, so I got the itch out of modern X-Files and Twin Peaks at the same time, with Mulholland Dr. mixed in.
  6. Too bad there aren't any examples on youtube of FM synths built on the Orville sounds really interesting. So those Eventide machines really were what made Go Plastic sound so unique.
  7. Have you seen the film Salvador, Oliver Stone did before Platoon? Very low budget compared to Platoon. Quite horrific religious context sex scenes and mass genocide, also James Woods and James Belushi look like they are empathic all the way through. Also watch the making of doc as you get to hear what shooting a film in a country still experiencing a civil war is like. Anyone seen Life yet? Worth going to get my scifi balls licked? Yes I've seen Salvador but only in the background, was never a fan of Woods other than in "Once Upon a Time in America" so I didn't pay much attention.
  8. Saw some random clips of Platoon on youtube, got the itch to rewatch the movie, it was even better than what I remembered it, fantastic characters, great pacing, only miss is those old school sound effects but it's still a fantastic movie.
  9. This was the last good track he put out imo.
  10. By far "The Chocolate Wheelchair Album", Epidermis is one of his best tracks if not the best, then you Marty's Tardis which is also amazing.
  11. The only track of worth from the new album. It's really great though.
  12. Green Room - Not gritty enough to be realistic and not gory enough to be a competent slasher but it's a good cat/mouse movie, it's watchable.
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