Worst End Credit Music of All Time?
At least a contender for it. What was that? Movie certainly wasn't great either.
shareAt least a contender for it. What was that? Movie certainly wasn't great either.I don't think that Hans Zimmer's collaboration in this was all that bad, and in terms of Die Antwoord, I presume it's a matter of taste if rap isn't one's thing. In terms of it being "great," or not is a matter of opinion as well. Yet the scientific/technological premise, or conceptualization of the plot may be plausible, if not a bit thought provoking IMO. Yet, I did like District 9 (2009) more.
- DominicD
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Yes, I was talking about the rap music. Not a fan of rap music but I've never heard anything that bad. Not going to argue that it's a matter opinion. Even though I phrased it in a way that may be interpreted as a stating of a fact, it is only my opinion.
share...Even though I phrased it in a way that may be interpreted as a stating of a fact, it is only my opinion.I hear ya' ...I watched it in theatre and we really didn't stick around to read credits, but now I vaguely remember hearing rap (causing the theatre to empty fast?) - however if the music is appealing I'll take note ... Like say, Pulp Fiction (1994), Surf Riders by the Lively Ones; or Napoleon Dynamite (2004), The Promise by When In Rome, Full Metal Jacket (1987), Paint In Black by the Rolling Stones, and many more. Thanks for the reply.
- DominicD
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It was Die Antwoord, Ninja and Yo-Landi Visser's band. Their music was in the background during a lot of the movie.
Die Antwoord is kinda a weird art project, or at least it started like that, and the music was so weird and fun, that a lot of people really liked it, and they became a hit.