I don't believe that Macchio did all the guitar work in this movie. let me know who did and where your source was.
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I know it was Steve Vai, the guitarist he "duels" with at the end.\n\nPlus it says this in Wikipedia = "At the film's climax, Vai engages in a guitar duel with Macchio, whose guitar parts were dubbed by Vai and Ry Cooder. "
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I LOVE that movie!  The film is "Rigoletto."  I have the piano music, too - great song!
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A must see!\n\nAng Lee's upcoming film "Brokeback Mountain" about two young cowboys (Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal) who tumble into love while herding sheep through the Wyoming mountain range during the early '60s, was excluded from the Cannes screening schedule altogether reports After Elton. \n\nGiven Ang Lee's track history, the elimination from the running at Cannes is of note, especially since the contenders this year are helmed by indie cinema darlings like Lars Von Trier, David Cronenberg, Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch, and Gus Van Sant (who was originally slotted to direct Brokeback). However, Cannes has also never accepted a film of Lee's for competition, and reportedly don't particularly like him. So the film's rejection from the lineup may have nothing to do with the movie itself, rather with who's directing it.\n\nWhy the project didn't measure up at Cannes remains unknown, though the trades reported two weeks earlier that "Brokeback Mountain" was "looking wobbly for Competition," and confided that the film reportedly "underwhelmed the selection committee."\n\nThis comes at odds with other recent reports that many studio executives were "moved to tears" at a recent screening of it. "It's a great American love story," says a source to the paper who confirmed it is unabashed about the gay relationship that is central to the film and there are sex scenes. Whether the famous Heath Ledger skinny dipping photos that surfaced last year were part of the film is unsure though they won't be in the movie's final edit. \n\nOne of my most reliable sources who also happens to be one of Dark Horizons' greatest supporters (and a really good friend) also confirmed that people were crying and loving the film at a recent US screening.
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favorite character to song.......does this count?  \n\nLucy asks Schroeder to play "Jingle Bells". Schroeder plays it in the style of a conventional piano, then a three-piece jazz combo, and finally in the style of a pipe organ, but Lucy cannot recognize the tune until the now-irritated Schroeder plays it, with one finger, in the tones of a normal toy piano. It's the only time in the history of the television specials that his toy piano ever actually sounds like a toy piano.  \n\nI always loved this........I loved the disgust in Shroeder's face when he's forced to play it as it actually sounds and I love Lucy's over zealous reaction.  \n\nBut, I took a quiz and it turns out l'm most like Charlie Brown. *shrugs*  I don't get that one.  Take it for yourself and let me know the results.  http://quizilla.com/users/anonymousnowhere/quizzes/Which%20Peanuts%20Character%20are%20You%3F/
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See the thing about the movie is that some parts are obviously real and some aren't.  Do you really think then ending with Pamela Anderson happened?  If that were the case he would'nt have made it to the parking lot to chase her.  It's obvious that he didn't really fight the fat guy naked but it's obviously real that his balls were in his face.  Overall it was a good movie.  I've liked Da Ali G show for years so I was expecting a little bit more but for anyone unfamilar I think that they'd like it alot.  At the theaters it was a little too surreal.  I think that was partially due to the film quality.  THe show was definitely more authentic.
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the first release of the DVD is great, and the 'director's cut' doesn't have that much more added into it, other than a gag reel... which is always good, and a better commentary with Billy Connely, which is fantastic!\n\nAs far as a sequel, "All Saints Day" was said to be in pre-production, but the few of us that have been fans for years, and have gotten word or two from Troy Duffy himself (yes we are that big of fans, that he let us know updates) is that it's likely not to be made.  There are still legal issues abound about making the movie, and there isn't a studio who wants to take on production.  Most of the original people are interested in making the second film, but Willam Defoe has given a no to being in the second, if there is one. We still hold a hope, but it's not likely it'll ever be made.\n\nNow normally I would direct all interest to the offical website to confirm my statement, but it's recently been re-designed and much of the information that used to be on there has been taken off the site.  Check it out for yourself though if you want to... but if you join the boards, be prepared to suffer with our torment of new members.\n\n\noh yeah... and listen to the director commentary for the story behind the cat scene.
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I once read a statement that he and Valens were 'made', like studio bands..I think this is utter and total crap. I know he made a huge impact, and it was terrible that he died at 22. I think he would have continued with a rockabilly sound, he wasn't an activist, he just loved music. Good question!
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I heard a story today that when Mel Gibson was making the movie "The Passion", he stopped production when the actors were recreating the scene where the nails were put through Jesus' hands.  Mel then went to the actor with the nails, took the hammer, and proceeded to do the nailing himself.  This was an acknowlegment that he was directly responsible for Jesus being on the cross, just as much as if he'd been there with the hammer in his hand.  That touched me because it is true for me.  My sins held Him on the cross.  He chose to go to that cross to pay for them.  To answer your question, I already did.
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Hey! What happened to your plays?! I enjoyed reading your skits. \n\nAs to your actual question above..lol. She probably would although I didn't see the movie.
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alright, true story. watch the movie pcu, the part at the end where the tour bus stops to pick up gutter, the driver of the bus with pfunk is named louie. i know this dude. he is george's good friend, plays in the band. (the only white guy) but he is usually wearing a costume hiding his white skin. anyways, we were talking last month about george. he plays alot of instruments, he only ever recorded piano parts on parliment/funkadelic records but doesn't play anything live. it prevents him from dancing around and he says everyone in the band can play everything better than me so why should i do it.
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I'm not sure of the scene you're talking about.  But one of the few songs on the soundtrack not written for the movie is "Mr. Blue Sky" by The Electric Light Orchestra.  Try that one.
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I don't know.\nhowever the movie does not worth the disk that it was copied on, it is the worst movie that I have ever seen in my entire life.
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I don't know where he was in the movie, but I've heard that too. Let me know if it was good
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At the end of the movie, he said he did it for the money.  Presumably, his accomplices were cut in on the take.\n\nPlease answer my question about why they dug the hole in the floor to expose the pipes.\n\nThanks.\n\nOops!  I see that you answered it.  Thanks.
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Yep, saw them at the Warfield in S.F. Good shit. He played Thunderkiss '65 with an extended solo. F*cking badass. He only played one or two of his new songs. Great stuff. Obscenity abound. Hooah.
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I found A neat resource for anyone to look at who is interested in the music business. www.MyMusicBreak.com watch the movie at the bottom of the page. I am thinking about this myself.
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hey bud - \n\nit is played in peices throughout the whole movie.