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'Look Out For'
1:56pm Monday 7th July 2008
By Mark Foker »
I was just looking at my last two reviews and I do seem to use the phrase ‘Look out for’ rather a lot. So, I’m thinking of introducing a FOKER’s ‘Look out for’ movie moment in my next
reviews.
Changing the subject completely here’s some movies to put in your diary. Universal Pictures Mamma Mia (July 10) and a couple of blockbuster sequels - The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (Aug 8)
and Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Aug 22)….Can’t wait!
Hope to be reviewing these soon.
Now then, JUST FOR FUN I’d like get some feedback on the ultimate top 10 Movie Tunes. Not necessarily theme tunes, they could be just great songs used in films it should spark some good
arguments!
I’ll give you my top 10, none of which include Will Smith…funny that!
1. “Stuck in the middle with you” (Stealers Wheel)– Reservoir Dogs
2. “Stand by me” – (Ben E King) - Stand by Me
3. “Bohemian Rhapsody” (Queen) - Wayne's World
4. Mrs Robinson” (Simon & Garfunfel) – The Graduate
5. “Misirlou” (Dick Dale) - Pulp Fiction, opening credits
6. “Sympathy for the Devil” (The Rolling Stones) Fallen, closing credits
7. “The Power of Love” (Huey Lewis & The News) Back to the Future
8. “Twist & Shout” (The Beatles) Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
9. “Windmills of your Mind” (Noel Harrison) The Thomas Crown Affair
10. “Don’t Stop me Now” (Queen) – Shaun of the Dead... it’s just a great moment beating the zombie Winchester Landlord in time to the music!
Can you do any better?
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Foker, says...
6:04pm Wed 9 Jul 08
lindsay wrote:Lindsay, thanks for your comment but I'm afraid you have no class...Windmills of your Mind is a classic and it may show my age but the film starred Steve McQueen the King of Cool. Funny enough Easy Rider was on my original list...and talk about showing your age pal! Caberet...a bit camp and don't think the others are in the same league. But as i am trying to compile the ultimate list I think Born to be Wild should be there somewhere.
Top Ten toons! Agree with 1, 4, 5, 6,8,10, but "Windmills of your Mind"? Showing your age MF! what about the following? to replace 2,3,7,and 9 Born to be wild ( steppenwolf )- easy rider, get yer motor running........ Caberet ( Liza Minelli )- er Caberet Love Potion N0. 9 ( The Clovers) - American Grafitti The Seeker ( The Who ) - American Beauty, or perhaps American Woman ( Guess Who ) same movie. ps. wheres the illustration Maestro Foker? I see you've been visiting your foks in Germany?
Keep um coming. O yeah! you last comment...Foker is of Dutch origin not German.
lindsay, says...
3:50pm Thu 10 Jul 08
FOKER, says...
6:20pm Fri 11 Jul 08
lindsay wrote:Lindsay, thanks for your comments and your wee quiz question .
Camp?, I say duckee. Sorry about the German mistake, Dutch eh? "There's two things I hate...... and the Dutch!" name that movie?
"There's two things I hate...... and the Dutch!" name that movie?
I think you will find that the line is spoken by Michael Caine as Nigel Powers in Goldmember, it goes:
There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch.
Eat my shorts!!!!
lindsay, says...
10:04am Mon 14 Jul 08
FOKER, says...
12:36pm Mon 14 Jul 08
wb, says...
11:13am Tue 15 Jul 08
FOKER, says...
6:06pm Tue 15 Jul 08
Col, says...
3:21pm Wed 16 Jul 08
01: "if you leave me now" by Chicago, during a shoot out in Three Kings
02: "Pretty Women" by Johnny Depp and Alan Rickman in Sweeney Todd, a terrific and tense moment in the film
03: "Wise Up" by Aimee Mann in Magnolia, a totally bonkers concept having the whole cast sing this, but it somehow works!?
04: "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly during the shoot out in Manhunter (the much better version of Red Dragon)
05: "Everybodys Gotta Learn Sometime" by Beck in the opening scenes of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
06: "Live and Let Die" by Guns N Roses in Grosse Pointe Blanc, the way the music changes as he enters the supermarket, to an easy listening version of the track is hilarious and often overlooked!
07: "Colours" by Donovan, in the film Rules of Attraction, when Sean and Lauren meet.
08: "The Killing Moon" by Echo and The Bunnymen in the opening scene of Donnie Darko, great track, made me realise that not all songs in the 80's were pure cheese.
09: "Chaiyya Chaiyya" not sure who it is by, but its the opening track of Inside Man.
10: "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd (not the effing scissor sisters!), in The Departed.
FOKER, says...
4:58pm Wed 16 Jul 08
Laurie , says...
11:13pm Wed 16 Jul 08
lindsay, says...
3:04pm Thu 17 Jul 08
Col's choices are quite eclectic. I too agree Manhunter better movie, but the ending was not true to the book. Red Dragon's ending was and Ed Norton's up there with Depp and Roth in my book. How about the Robert Duval / helicopter attack scene in Apocalypse Now,Wagner, The Ride of the Valkyries?
Col, says...
3:07pm Fri 18 Jul 08
Can't believe I didn't put "The End" from Apocalypse Now in my original list!
And yes, the supermarket scene, it gets blown up later. The guns'n'roses moment is when Martin first walks in there wondering what has happened to his childhood home, hilarious scene!
FOKER, says...
4:03pm Fri 18 Jul 08
Lindsay - Damm!!!Apocalypse Now, The Ride of the Valkyries? definately got to go on the list.
Col - Got home last night after seeing Hellboy 2 and my wife and daughter were watching Sweeney Todd. Not seen it before but see what you mean about the 'Pretty Woman' song. I really liked the film. thought it shot very well in that drained colour look.
lindsay, says...
11:01am Sat 19 Jul 08
Laurie- aside- have rewritten and Alf now has a trenchcoat! Ta!
Colin Miller, says...
1:22pm Thu 24 Jul 08
The dance scene featuring that song by The Jackson Five, think its "ABC".
Also, the bit with "1979" by Smashing Pumpkins. Never was a massive fan of this song until I saw it with that scene.
And also, "Everything" by Alanis Morrisette in the closing scenes.
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lindsay, says...
4:47pm Wed 9 Jul 08
Agree with 1, 4, 5, 6,8,10, but "Windmills of your Mind"? Showing your age MF!
what about the following? to replace 2,3,7,and 9
Born to be wild ( steppenwolf )- easy rider, get yer motor running........
Caberet ( Liza Minelli )- er Caberet
Love Potion N0. 9 ( The Clovers) - American Grafitti
The Seeker ( The Who ) - American Beauty, or perhaps American Woman ( Guess Who ) same movie.
ps. wheres the illustration Maestro Foker? I see you've been visiting your foks in Germany?