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Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-10T16:16:02Z

Jay:
Thanks for the interesting follow-up - I had no idea. It continues to
amaze me the depth of info you can discover on Usenet.
Todd
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Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-08T00:01:14Z

Yep, it's on the soundtrack as well. This wasn't meant as a reference
to Ironside, however, but a reference to the kung-fu film "Five Fingers
of Death," which uses the same excerpt whenever the protagonist
is about to fight (i.e. in the same context Tarantino used it).
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Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-07T18:35:50Z

Thanks to everyone for your quick responses.
I was impatient and didn't give "Don't Let Me Be
Misunderstood" a chance. Too many times the soundtrack released is a
shadow of the music of the film - I flinched.
"Twisted Nerve" is an eerie/humourous piece, Tarantino did a great job
in selecting the music for this movie. The Ironside piece was used

Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-07T15:19:37Z

Hey:
Since your question has already been answered, I just wanted to make a
comment about a particular music cue in "Kill Bill, Vol. 1".
Did anyone notice that Tarantino actually used a few seconds of the
title theme from the TV show "Ironsides" as sting music? [Note: I
saw the movie on an airplane, and can't remember the specific scene it

Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-07T12:36:26Z

track 4: twisted nerve - Bernard Herrmann.
You could buy the Ost.
It's fantastic.
Gio

Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-07T11:39:37Z

Yeh, its song number 10 and its 10 minutes long so the section you
want is probably in the middle somewhere....I think the best song
thats in the film is when Elle Driver's whistling that tune in the
corridor....thats not on the soundtrack though, so I'm not gonna buy
it...or maybe I will....I dunno.

Re: Kill Bill

2004-05-07T01:28:03Z

Um, that's on the Vol 1 soundtrack. It's "Don't Let Me Be
Misunderstood" by Santa Esmeralda.
-Jay

Kill Bill

2004-05-07T01:11:20Z

I've got the Kill Bill Volume One soundtrack, but (of course) a great
piece of music from the movie is missing.
I want to get the music that is used in the snow covered japanese
garden during the showdown between The Bride and O-Ren Ishii.
Everything slows down and then music starts. Clapping at first then a

"in a lonely place"

2004-05-02T15:32:04Z

x-no-archive: Yes
there's a 1950 bogart noir called "in a lonely place"

Re: movies for autistic adults?

2004-04-28T13:10:24Z

I believe the movie is their copyright to flaunt...
Rowe

Re: movies for autistic adults?

2004-04-28T06:42:08Z

Wouldn't they still have to pay him for using his image?

Re: movies for autistic adults?

2004-04-28T05:02:36Z

Pity isn't it. I wish he'd go back to doing that sometimes. As Guv, I
don't see anything as spectacular as the race itself. Supposedly, he's
"sticking to his guns". (NPI).
Rowe, I am restricted to Google Group and couldn't reply directly but
my power would have to be either pyro's or nightcrawler's.

Re: movies for autistic adults?

2004-04-27T09:40:17Z

It's ok - they can just copy bits of him from the other T films!
No one will ever guess! <EG>
"Oh nein! I didnt remember acting in zis movie! Vo ist mein paycheck?!"
"Ha ha! We just took bits out of the old movies - you get nothing!"
Rowe

Re: movies for autistic adults?

2004-04-27T04:28:02Z

Now the Terminator series is on hold until Arnold gets done playing Governor!

The Greatest Story Ever Told

2004-04-09T15:22:27Z

Caddyshack - Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Ted Knight
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