...and ruin it by having talentless losers cover it while slathering some hipster *beep* narrative all over the screen!
share:) You forgot to add, "And make a ton of money."
Not to mention a ton of passionate believers.
The Haunted Man, by Dori Davis: Sometimes it's the living who torment the dead
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shareI don't think we saw the same movie. Everyone in the movie, especially Martin Luther, Dana Fuchs and Evan Rachel Wood, had strong singing voices. And hipster narrative? I think this is your real problem with the movie. It was set during the viet nam war and took an anti-war stance, and it seems that's what you really didn't like about it.
shareHey, Let's do a jerka___ post so we can get some attention, since people don't usually pay attention to anything I say!
shareWow -- there are WAY too many snide haters on this board.
You've got to be kidding, OP.
T.V. Carpio (IMO) outdid the Beatles in her wonderful a cappella version of 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand.'
Jim Sturgess at least equaled -- and maybe surpassed -- George Harrison when he sang 'Something.'
It Follows: 8.5
Whiplash: 9
'71: 8.5
Two Days, One Night: 9