Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Movie Challenge Day:
1
Today's Challenge:
Most Rewatched
Viewing Details:
Netflix
During Dinner, take sushi from Akahana.
Ox joined for a bit and like any normal human he LOVED the music.
Jenn's Viewing Time:
All the way through, but maybe to prove a point!
Amount of Phone Views:
0
Does it Hold up?
The The incest stuff is a little weird, still.. but most of the effects are still quality, except for the fading hand at the end.
Overall Rating:
It might be the perfect movie..
Weird Comedy or Something New:
Everyone knows about the weird comedy in this movie.. it's great.
Random Thoughts:
The opening scene and credits do a great job of tucking tons of easter eggs into the movie, some that I have never noticed, the man hanging from the clock tower. And then a random Denver Broncos mug.. Might have to do some half-a-- internet research to find out what that is about.
The score and particular the theme gets me every time, I just get a little misty eyed and happy as soon as it kicks on.
Never noticed Doc brides the police at the end, I think I have something here for ya..
Oh, right I wanted to look up who actually sings Johnny B. Goode. It can't be Michael J. Fox right??? And surprise he did not. It was dubbed by Mark Campbell. Which lead me to a interesting note -
On the final guitar solo, we can hear riffs and melodic structures from some of the most important rock music genres made until mid 1980s on progressive sucesion: Rock 'n roll (late 1950s), Surf Rock (early 1960s), Hard Rock (late 1960s - early 1970s), Heavy Metal (mid 1970s) and Thrash Metal (early 1980s)... Which is kinda cool.