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Music during the rescue was the worst I ever heard

posted 12 years ago by Kroyall1962
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I wanted to destroy my TV and blow the *beep* house up. I had to mute the bitch.

[–] fkelleghan 12 years ago

Then isn't it great that taste is subjective? Because I love the music.

As someone once said, without difference in opinions, we wouldn't have horse racing.

[–] Eumenides_0 12 years ago

Without Festival, the finale would be so much poorer. That song just radiates joy and life! It's the perfect theme to play during Aaron's rescue.

This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel.

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[–] fkelleghan 12 years ago

You and me, Natalie!

Fiona

Science first! And information: also first!

[–] nkeegan01 12 years ago

Me too, it was the first time I heard that song and was so blown away by it. Tear jerker!!!

Nicole

[–] robpennpacino 11 years ago

This, it was perfect for the scene, incredibly moving and I loved the build up.

[–] coolbrett 11 years ago

I thought it was perfect music too. I remember seeing this in theatres, and I felt like cheering during that scene, and I never even laugh out loud in movies, let alone cheer.

[–] Sahil_Madan 11 years ago

Are you stupid? Is your favorite movie Dhoom 3? Do you listen to Drake?

Then I understand. The music was perfect! 10/10 to A.R. Rahman!

[–] checkerouterofthings 10 years ago

For me, The musical choices were some of the most glaringly disagreeable that I can remember in a big name movie. I like Bill Withers, but even Lovely Day didn't quite seem right.

[–] dexteric01 10 years ago

I think it could have been a better musical set but some of the music was actually what Aron Ralston was listening to on his trek.

[–] crackbabyjesus 10 years ago

Get a better TV. Your speakers suck.

[–] sackofwhine 9 years ago

Wtf? Are you so numb to great music? You have horrible taste

[–] mischka-47555 9 years ago

Now, now, Sack. We don't need to insult people. As Buckaroo Banzai said, "Remember: No matter where you go, there you are." No anger necessary.