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| 32 minutes ago by Martin Snyder employs songs from the 60s-80s on the soundtrack to perfectly match the mood and tone of the film. Bob Dylan's "The times they are a changing" takes us from these histories to 1985 and underscores the pint that change has come. ... Mosaic Movie Connect Group - http://mosaicmovieconnectgroup.blogspot.com/ |
| 23 Nov 2009 by mirushi (Robsten junkie) But she doesn't necessarily hate Twilight since she's never actually seen the movie nor read the books. If there was a movie about giant spiders I'd most likely wouldn't watch it either. (Reply to this) ... Lion & Lamb :: The Edward Cullen & Bella... - http://lion_lamb.livejournal.com/ - References |
| 28 Oct 2009 by Ben Price Stirring in its simplicity, bold in its depiction of humanity's capacity for violence, ruthless in its ability to make grown men cry, THE IRON GIANT endures because, once upon a time, its visionary director Brad Bird refused to treat ... Ben Price - http://benprice01.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 10 Nov 2009 Robots were a little similar to Iron Giant in defence/attack mode I felt, also, the camera was too shaky for me. However, excellent short. Posted by: Monkey Sack | November 11, 2009 06:01:52 am | permalink. The first track in this vid. is called "The Search for Jim" from the 28 Days Later soundtrack. Tracks 2 in the vid. is also som 28 Days Later soundtrack; it's called "Rage" Track number 3 is "In the House - In a Heartbeat" from 28 Days Later soundtrack. ... Quiet Earth - http://www.quietearth.us/ - References |
| 26 Oct 2009 by Henry The movie's climax, where the Iron Giant chooses to sacrifice himself to save everyone in Rockport, never fails to get me choked up. In this one scene, the theme of the movie -- that the Iron Giant is just as human as any of us -- comes ... The Friday Challenge - http://thefridaychallenge.blogspot.com/ |
| 19 hours ago by Kyle With The Iron Giant and The Incredibles Brad Bird established that he is one of the best American directors working in animation; with Ratatouille I think he solidified that position for himself. ... Even its soundtrack, which is responsible for a modern bluegrass revival, appeals to music snobs, top 40 listeners, and rural country music fans. This movie is all things for all people, which is pretty remarkable, considering its surreal premise as a screwball comedy set in ... I am Kyle's self-indulgence - http://brendoman.com/kyle |
| 21 hours ago by Charlie Jane Anders Robot Jox This, on the other hand... giant mecha gladiators, fighting it out with chainsaw crotches and other armaments... this is what family is all about. 1992 The Crying Game Terrorists, thugs, and the great transgender panic of 1992. ... It does star Jon Iron Man Favreau, and it's directed by Peter Hancock Berg. 1999 End of Days Satan and Thanksgiving — and Arnie! They fit together perfectly! Satan is looking for his Bride... so it's about family and relationships and ... Sci Fi SoundTrack - http://scifisoundtrack.com/ |
| 17 Nov 2009 by admin The Iron Giant. Although this film seems like a generic Boy Meets Robot story, it is equally beloved by both children, parents, and childless weirdos like myself. Set in 1957, the Cold War is raging, and the stage is set for a robot ... Top Movies - http://alltopmovies.com/ |
| 19 Nov 2009 by rspwfa2 20. An American Tail 21. South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut 22. The Land Before Time 23. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm 24. The Fox and the Hound 25. The Iron Giant So my top 5 was the BOD's top 5 but in a different order. (Reply) (Thread) ... I also think Aladdin is the best Disney animated movie. Maybe I just don't like Lion King as much anymore because it was driven into the ground. I remember one of the first cd's I got back in '94 was the Aladdin soundtrack, haha! ... The Blog of Doom - http://rspwfa2.livejournal.com/ - References |
| 6 Aug 2009 by johneaves We saw Iron Giant first, and it was one of the last good old hand drawn animated films to come out before the world dove in headfirst into all CG animated films. Of coarse there is a lot of CG mixed in to be sure, but it only added to that great .... and then being WALLOPED by that film right off the bat, crying into my big tub of popcorn. It was no Armageddon kind of summer popcorn movie fun, that's for sure. Still, I loved both films and the SPR soundtrack as well. ... Eavesdropping with Johnny - http://johneaves.wordpress.com/ |
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