The interlude/theme music you are touched by

And now, to go along Président Jupiter Macron new lockdown, behold:

Mickey 3D, La mort du peuple. 2006, thus 15 year old - but fits the present day like a glove. Haunting, prescient.

Dear God. Fuck. It will never end.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlsesdAYPmc


Le président a déclaré, la mort du peuple ce matin
Il a failli nous faire pleurer, il avait tellement de chagrin
Le premier ministre agacé, nous a dit qu'il faudrait s'y faire
Il était tellement affolé, qu'il a mis sa veste à l'envers
On est resté le cul par terre
Et puis on a regardé en l'air
Click to expand...

Au-dessus des maisons
Le soleil et ses rayons
Au-dessus des maisons
Au-dessus des rayons
Y'a plus beaucoup d'attraction
Au-dessus des rayons
Click to expand...

Le président a convoqué, tous les ministres ce matin
Les a vivement encouragés, à nous dire que tout allait bien
Quand il est venu à la télé, il a mis de l'eau dans son vin
Nous a simplement remercié, d'un petit geste de la main
On s'est senti sonné soudain
On venait de perdre un copain
On était presque moins que rien
Alors on a regardé au loin
Click to expand...

Au-dessus des maisons
Le soleil et ses rayons
Au-dessus des maisons
Au-dessus des rayons
Y'a plus beaucoup d'attraction
Au-dessus des rayons
Click to expand...
 
I rewrote those lyrics - just for the fun of it...
 

Attachments

  • La mort du peuple.PNG
    La mort du peuple.PNG
    34.1 KB · Views: 7
Being a parent of a Disney generation daughter, a few years ago the movie Moana was the next soundtrack flooding the house to replace Frozen.

One thing I will give Disney credit for, is the intensity and "mood driving" of their sound tracks..
Lion King, Frozen, Moana...

Anyway, the Polynesian lineage behind the Moana music was certainly moving in the right mood.
Granted, this info is old and outdated, but there are plenty of youtube video clips of the various songs
performed by Te Vaka and the Wellington Orchestra.

Orchestra Wellington and Te Vaka – Songs of Moana - Wellington

Orchestra Wellington and Te Vaka – Songs of Moana, Note: Due to demand, a second ..., Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, Wellington Region, 14 July 2018,
www.eventfinda.co.nz www.eventfinda.co.nz

One thing it definitely reminds the human spirit: we do not need to understand the language of a culture, to feel the music.
 
So I was browsing "For all mankind" most important scenes on YouTube when I randomly stumbled into these two gems.

Some sci-fi-movie-maniac made a giant trailer out of all the alien-invasion-movies of the last 25 years, reaching back to Independance day in 1996.

He mixed and blended and mashed up all those movies together, bit by bit. A super-uber-mega Alien movie invasion.

It completely blew my mind. Well worth spending one hour and a half watching the whole thing.
How did that guy did that, how much time did it took him, I have no idea, but it is completely bluffing.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2NvG7xU9TY


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXiBhAHRfrI

You end up cheering with the victorious humans and thinking "aliens go home, we kicked your ugly arses in the end."

Can't help thinking he forgot "Mars attack" in the lot, unfortunately. AAAAK AAAAK !!
 
DanielStarseer said:
Being a parent of a Disney generation daughter, a few years ago the movie Moana was the next soundtrack flooding the house to replace Frozen.

One thing I will give Disney credit for, is the intensity and "mood driving" of their sound tracks..
Lion King, Frozen, Moana...

Anyway, the Polynesian lineage behind the Moana music was certainly moving in the right mood.
Granted, this info is old and outdated, but there are plenty of youtube video clips of the various songs
performed by Te Vaka and the Wellington Orchestra.

Orchestra Wellington and Te Vaka – Songs of Moana - Wellington

Orchestra Wellington and Te Vaka – Songs of Moana, Note: Due to demand, a second ..., Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, Wellington Region, 14 July 2018,
www.eventfinda.co.nz www.eventfinda.co.nz

One thing it definitely reminds the human spirit: we do not need to understand the language of a culture, to feel the music.
Click to expand...

View: https://youtu.be/eLfz9ScpVc0
 
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Otv5ywOa-8U


Vendetta Prod
1.67K subscribers


SUBSCRIBE
A scene from the film 'V for Vendetta' where V introduces himself to Evy through a speech full of alliteration. It is much better in high quality and I hope you enjoye it! Forgive me if you experience a stutter in the camera movement, I don't think my Mac was able to handle rendering it! Total time: 29 hours Program used: Adobe After Effects CS6
Click to expand...
 
Last edited:

Similar threads

Please donate to support the forum.

Back
Top Bottom