On Sun, 6 Feb 2000 12:12:16 +1100, "David Angelovich" wrote:
Just off of the top of my head,i can think of The Blair witch project and Gummo....pretty sure they don't have any music in the actual movie(the credits don't count).
On Sun, 6 Feb 2000 12:12:16 +1100, "David Angelovich" wrote:
Just off of the top of my head,i can think of The Blair witch project and Gummo....pretty sure they don't have any music in the actual movie(the credits don't count).
Blair Witch has that loud music playing in the car just as they set off...
The Pacifist
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KungFuGrip wrote:
The best example is "Catch - 22"
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000 10:13:32 GMT, [email] (KungFuGrip) wrote:
There's a brief scene where they are picking up one of the intrepid filmmakers and a song is playing on a radio.
There is a movement afoot in Europe called Dogma 95 (nothing to do with the Kevin Smith flick) where only handhelds are used, with natural lighting, no FX, and no music, unless it happens to be playing on a radio in the scene.
I believe there have been 3 movies using the Dogma 95 format to come out in the last year or so... a sort of derisive sneer at the big-budget Hollywood film by European filmmakers. Unfortunately, one of those three will probably never be seen in the states because it contains some degree of pornography.
----- Lone Wolf And so ends another episode of trailer park theatre.
"No ticket." - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade/Dogma
"EVERYTHING! Everything that you wanted I have done. You asked that child be taken. I took him. You cowered before me and I was frightening. I have reordered time. I have turned the world upside down. AND I HAVE DONE IT ALL FOR YOU! I am exhausted from living up to your expectations. Isn't that generous?" - Jareth, Labyrinth
I take this to mean the following:
1. No music in the opening or closing credits 2. No film score and no songs sung by the characters 3. No music as part of any action in the script (no music coming from a car or home stereo, no marching bands, nobody playing instruments or humming, nada)
That is indeed a challenge.
--- Willie Westwood
Ahh! And I think I *might* know the answer!! Charlie Chaplin's, "The Gold Rush." :)
I don't remember "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" having any music...
On Sun, 6 Feb 2000 12:12:16 +1100, "David Angelovich" wrote: