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did we ever identify those women?

stip wrote:did we ever identify those women?

Mrs. Tom Hanks on the left and Mrs. Bruce Springsteen on the right i believe.

I wonder if the songs for the soundtrack aren't released/featured in the movie because the release dates would be to close to Lightning Bolt's.

if anything at this point it could only help l-bolt, I'd think

Thurman Murman wrote:

stip wrote:did we ever identify those women?

Mrs. Tom Hanks on the left and Mrs. Bruce Springsteen on the right i believe.

stip wrote:So am I the only person who had that complaint about the Into the Wild songs in the actual film?

I think some of them fit the movie very well. Hard Sun kicking in when he hit the road was good. But others felt forced. It was like Penn had these great songs and had to make them fit in somewhere. Even Guaranteed at the beginning felt awkward.

Those are the credits for the two versions of Release in the movie. They don't really answer whether or not anything besides the vocals were re-recorded. The vocals are total 2013 Ed though. Screeching "hees" and lots of extra h's and needless syllables. I'm not gonna lie, it kinda hurt.

Lament wrote:

Those are the credits for the two versions of Release in the movie. They don't really answer whether or not anything besides the vocals were re-recorded. The vocals are total 2013 Ed though. Screeching "hees" and lots of extra h's and needless syllables. I'm not gonna lie, it kinda hurt.

It definitely was not as strong as the original but I really did enjoy hearing a new version. It was exciting to me (particularly after a good but incredibly downtrodden movie).

My buddy ripped it. Here it is:

http://www.mediafire.com/listen/da48u6n ... rsion).mp3

It's...pretty weird. Maybe it fits in the context of the credits to the movie...I dunno.

did he just sing 'dear rob'?

"Dear Rod."

i knew it was a rerecording of the vocals as soon as he sang "dyear"

but he really changed the lyrics to fit the movie?

Like maybe the idea is it's the end of an intense movie, and you want to hit the audience with the vocal payoff before they leave the theatre.

i'm trying to give eddie the benefit of the doubt here.

Lament wrote:

i think i made that joke several pages ago

DeLima wrote:Like maybe the idea is it's the end of an intense movie, and you want to hit the audience with the vocal payoff before they leave the theatre.

i'm trying to give eddie the benefit of the doubt here.

dont u think they could have done that w/o changing the lyrics?

this is a real thing? he changed the lyrics to a character in the movie?

warehouse wrote:

DeLima wrote:Like maybe the idea is it's the end of an intense movie, and you want to hit the audience with the vocal payoff before they leave the theatre.

i'm trying to give eddie the benefit of the doubt here.

dont u think they could have done that w/o changing the lyrics?

this is a real thing? he changed the lyrics to a character in the movie?

yes. he did. it's bad. of all the songs...don't touch release.

warehouse wrote:

DeLima wrote:Like maybe the idea is it's the end of an intense movie, and you want to hit the audience with the vocal payoff before they leave the theatre.

i'm trying to give eddie the benefit of the doubt here.

dont u think they could have done that w/o changing the lyrics?

this is a real thing? he changed the lyrics to a character in the movie?

yeah that sounds too lame to be true.

DeLima wrote:

Lament wrote:

i think i made that joke several pages ago

Sorry. I'm too lazy to look back.



The song feels really out of place in the movie, both at the beginning and the end. It doesn't fit in with any of the other music they ended up using in the film. I don't think it was a good choice.

Lament wrote:

DeLima wrote:

Lament wrote:

i think i made that joke several pages ago

Sorry. I'm too lazy to look back.



The song feels really out of place in the movie, both at the beginning and the end. It doesn't fit in with any of the other music they ended up using in the film. I don't think it was a good choice.

no no, it's a very appropriate joke