anche io lo pensavo Lau invece e' morto per complicazioni in seguito a un intervento chirurgico. molto comune negli anni 20', vedi anche Rodolfo Valentino. Meglio cosi', in fondo. vuol dire che non ha sbagliato mai nei suoi trucchi :wink:

io invece ho visto rock'n'rolla e ve lo consiglio...un film davvero sesso droga e rock'n'rolla....si svolge tutto a londra poi....non vi aspettate riferimenti agli stones :wink:

Sù XL di febbraio,c'era articolo sui nostri con tanto di DVD allegato "Stones in the park" il tutto a € 12.90 è la scritta xl sul bordo che mi stava un pò sul cazzo...
si sapeva?

Grazie Albix ho recuperato un mito caduto

meglio cosi' :wink:

Si,io l'ho preso,ma mi pare anche altri del forum

Qualcuno ha visto ''I love Radio Rock''? E' al cinema in questo periodo...davvero bello, ve lo consiglio! Ci sono tante belle canzoni e anche pezzi divertenti :wink:

VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA è delizioso...se vi piace Woody Allen, se vi piace la Spagna, se vi piace Javier Bardem :wink: ...ve lo consiglio.

visto!mi è piaciuto,attori bravissimi ma tra gli ultimi di allen prediligo Matchpoint

oggi ho visto con la mia pargoletta, un bellissimo film d'animazione uscito ieri nelle sale italiane: UP.. ve lo consiglio perché è un film soave sull'amore, sulla morte, sui desideri della vita e sulla caparbietà e la forza di volontà necessarie per realizzarli, se si vuole veramente.. in sala nn c'erano solo mamme con bambini ma anche coppie di adulti ...

Ho visto oggi SOUL KITCHEN, film tedesco di fatih akim, storia con tanta musica ambientata ad amburgo. Già il titolo è tutto un programma. Se il trailer vi piace il film non vi deluderà

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM1gCBjQmcQ[/youtube]

Altro film con protagonista la musica, stavolta però classica.
Molto bello, dal regista di "train de vie"

Il concerto

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCQX3UAQm0g&feature=related[/youtube]

From Mojo:


Inspired by this week's news that Johnny Depp is to direct a new Keith Richards documentary, we've compiled a list of our 20 favourite rock flicks. Here's the first 10...

1. Don't Look Back (1967)

Youtube: Bob Dylan: Dont Look Back Trailer

D.A. Pennebaker's masterful account of Dylan's 1965 UK tour remains the benchmark by which all other rock docs should be measured. Where to start? The Subterranean Homesick Blues promo, Dylan's merciless discombobulation of Chris ' The Scientist' Ellis, the Tito Burns/ Albert Grossman tête-à-tête Joan Baez hitting a high note, Bob meeting new rival Donovan ("Hey man, that's a good song!"). Beautifully shot, it is the ultimate portrait of an artist transforming before our eyes. RB

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2. DiG! (2004)

YouTube: Dig! (trailer)

If it had been the planned record of a minor U.S. band's tragic-comic implosion it probably wouldn't have worked; but because Ondi Timoner's DiG! started life as an MTV-destined tale of ten rising 90s rock acts - out of which emerged the chaotic rivalry between The Dandy Warhols and The Brian Jonestown Massacre - there remains a deliciously natural idiocy and heartbreaking inevitability to lead Jonestowner Anton Newcombe's downward spiral of on-stage punch-ups and narcotic self destruction. Watched again, this sad lunatic tale now also reads like a last-days portrait of a profligate record industry, where the only true star - Massacre maraca shaker Joel - is an Alice In Wonderland innocent, sleepily oblivious to all the surrounding chaos. AM

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3. The Last Waltz (1978)

YouTube: The Last Waltz - Trailer - HQ

Directed by Martin Scorsese, staged and lit by Hollywood musical legend Boris Leven and starring a cast of rock legends, The Band's final concert at San Francisco's Winterland is a loving farewell to the group's 16 years on the road. You might no longer be able to glimpse the lump of white powder in Neil Young's nostril, but today's DVD editions still retain unforgettable performances from a band on fire. If Rick Danko's It Makes No Difference doesn't move you, then you're most likely a machine. RB

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4. Gimme Shelter (1970)

YouTube: The Rolling Stones- "Gimme Shelter" Trailer

It took until the end of last year for Gimme Shelter to get a Region 2 DVD release; a travesty considering the Maysles Brothers' film is one of the most compelling music movies ever made. The Rolling Stones free concert at the Altamont Freeway was cursed from the outset, but nobody quite foresaw the event ending in the death of a crowd member. Check out an emotionally drained Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts watching the moment back in the editing suite; the look in their eyes says it all. RB

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5. No Direction Home (2005)

YouTube: No Direction Home Trailer

From the amplified cacophony of electric Bob and that cry of 'Judas!' to the small town streets of Hibbing and back again, this is three-and-a-half hours of pure Dylan magic. Scorsese was wise to bookend his film with the 1966 'play it f**king loud'-version of Like A Rolling Stone - one of the most exciting pieces of concert footage you're ever likely to see. RB

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6. Fearless Freaks (2005)

Myspace video: The Fear­less Freaks Trai­ler

The Flaming Lips' psych odyssey, full of you-couldn't-make-it-up moments, from Steve "Drugs" Drozd tying off in front of film-maker Brad Beesley and Wayne Coyne reliving the armed robbery that missed claiming his life by millimetres. The music's pretty good, too. DE

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7. Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten (2007)

Trailer Addict: Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten

A reminder of why the The Clash man was/is such an inspiration, not only for his incendiary rocking and cultural leadership, but also his fallible humanity and willingness to admit his mistakes. Still not sure about director Julien Temple's talking-heads-around-the-bonfire gambit, though. DE

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8. The Devil And Daniel Johnston (2005)

YouTube: The Devil and Daniel Johnston (Trailer)

Jeff Feuerzeig's achingly poignant examination of the Macca-obsessed "outsider" (ie. mental) pop artist, driven to create in the face of huge odds. Heart-tugging teenage footage is the clincher, and appearance of Jad Fair makes you wonder which of them, in fact, is the weirder. DE

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9. The Beatles Anthology (1995)

YouTube: Beatles Anthology (8/8) - Part 8

This eight-part series was first conceived in the late '60s when the John, Paul, George and Ringo were still operating as the Beatles. In the end, the definitive Fabs documentary didn't hit screens until 1995, just as Britpop reached its zenith. Apart from featuring reams of fantastic archive footage, Anthology also contains the last known footage of Paul, George and Ringo jamming together. It justifies its place in this list on that basis alone. RB

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10. End Of The Century: The Story Of The Ramones (2003)

YouTube: End Of The Century - The Story Of The Ramones

Punishing analysis of what may be the most dysfunctional band in the history of rock (which is saying something). Feel for Joey - a sensitive guy who would have hid himself if he weren't so brobdingnagian - and recoil from red state attack-dog Johnny, driving everyone (including himself) into an early grave. A gripping tragedy. DE
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Scorsese sta preparando un nuovo film. Chissà che canzoni dei Rolling inserirà questa volta????

E' uscito il nuovo film di Scorsese: “Shutter Island”

questa la colonna sonora...non è come speravi!!!!


Disc: 1
1. Fog Tropes (Orchestra of St. Lukes, conducted by John Adams)
2. Symphony #3: Passacaglia - Allegro Moderato (National Polish Radio Symphony, conducted by Antonio Wit)
3. Music For Marcel Duchamp (Philipp Vandre, prepared piano)
4. Hommage a John Cage (Nam June Paik)
5. Lontano (Wiener Philharmoniker, conducted by Claudio Abbado)
6. Rothko Chapel 2 (UC Berkeley Chamber Chorus)
7. Cry (Johnny Ray)
8. On The Nature Of Daylight (Max Richter)
9. Uaxuctum: The Legend Of The Mayan City Which They Themselves Destroyed For Religious Reasons - 3rd M (Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra; Peter Rundel, conductor)
10. Quartet For Strings And Piano In A Minor (Prazak Quartet)

Disc: 2
1. Christian Zeal and Activity (John Adams / Edo de Waart & San Francisco Symphony)
2. Suite For Symphonic Strings: Nocturne (The New Professionals Orchestra, conducted by Rebecca Miller)
3. Lizard Point (Brian Eno)
4. Four Hymns, II For Cello And Double Bass (Torleif Thedeen & Entcho Radoukanov)
5. Root Of An Unfocus (John Cage)
6. Prelude - The Bay (Ingram Marshall)
7. Tomorrow Night (Lonnie Johnson)
8. This Bitter Earth / On The Nature Of Daylight (Dinah Washington & Max Richter)