Films that rock

[late 2011/2012 too long? I predict we'll get it around that time. /quote]


2012 maybe i spose the lads are a bit busy and if it covers up till Brucie leaves thats a lot of stuff .
Maiden england ,donnington twice, raising hell ,maybe it will be split .
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I think it will just be Maiden England and some SIT stuff (a whole concert if we are lucky)
 
But Donnington 93 (?) was a good performance that deserves a DVD release and will at some point, get one. Maybe some NPFTD stuff to go with it. The Blaze era I'm not so sure about.
 
Black Thunder said:
I've watched School Of Rock recently and I like it. Not very much, but I like it.
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It's not that bad, but when it gets played 6 times a year on TV (as it does here, mostly as a Children's movie), it really gets annoying.
 
I've only watched that film halfway through. It was alright, but I thought Jack Black was really awkward, although part of that may be attributed to the poor dubbing.
 
Perun said:
I've only watched that film halfway through. It was alright, but I thought Jack Black was really awkward, although part of that may be attributed to the poor dubbing.
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German dubbing or actually Jack Black dubbing the lines? It's common procedure to redub for actors.
 
It's probably the German dubbing. It's pretty decent. Not great, but decent, in English.
 
:smartarse: I once won a copy of School of Rock from Noddy Holder on a radio competition (to identify a few guitar solos). I think it's a decent film, but it's the children's acting/lines which I find most awkward.
 
Stallion Duck said:
But Donnington 93 (?) was a good performance that deserves a DVD release and will at some point, get one. Maybe some NPFTD stuff to go with it. The Blaze era I'm not so sure about.
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Donington, 1992
 
I watched "Get Him to the Greek" last night, pretty funny buddy movie about a rock star.  Some pretty solid comedy-rock songs in it.
 
bearfan said:
I watched "Get Him to the Greek" last night, pretty funny buddy movie about a rock star.   Some pretty solid comedy-rock songs in it.
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Stroke the furry walls!

I also like "rock star" with Mark Whalberg.  It was originally going to be a Judas Priest biopic, but that got canned last minute, but the story is roughly identical to Ripper taking over from Halford.
 
Rock Star is a guilty pleasure of mine. Not the greatest movie, but fun enough. Wayne's World and the sequel have NOT aged well. I used to like them as a kid, now I can't stand them.
 
Haven't seen Rock Star yet. I'll have to check it out. I like Wayne's world though.
 
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