Did anyone else find "Shiny" to be reminiscent of David Bowie?
It was somewhat weak as far as Disney villain songs go, but the seeming nod to a departed idol was appreciated.
A tangential addition, but it was humourous as well to hear Jemaine Clement once more be given a 'baddie' song about being beautiful, as he was in 'Rio.' It's his animated niche, I suppose.
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I agree to everything in this thread. Easily the best part of the movie and ridiculously catchy (and awesome) Bowie tribute.
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Honestly, it was probably my favorite part of the movie. It felt fresh and exciting. I just loved the whole sequence. Beautifully animated with a great song.
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I really love how the action onscreen grew darker even as the song remained whimsical and "fabulous." I actually wish the juxtaposition was even more pronounced.
shareThat was a cool song yes.
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I was actually thinking Jarvis Cocker (of 1990s rock band Pulp) more than Bowie. Though Pulp was probably channeling Bowie a fair amount, so perhaps there's not much difference.
I think it was also my favorite of the movie's songs, with "You're Welcome" second.
That damn song has been stuck in my head since I watched the movie. I had a feeling it was inspired by David Bowie.
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I thought it sounded a lot like the song Goodbye Moonmen in Rick and Morty which Jermaine Clement also sang. People in the Youtube comments also said it sounded like David Bowie song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgqiSBxvdws
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