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TAFKA Steve

In Reply to: Great Muvies for Music Lovers posted by Victor Khomenko on June 30, 1999 at 06:16:18:

I was so depressed after seeing (and hearing) this movie that I binged on comfort food for two days. Somebody should also mention the usual suspects in this movie category: Amadeus, Immortal Beloved, etc.
For something non-classical, I recommend Until The End Of The World--interesting sci-fi story and eclectic soundtrack music.

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Re: Yes, and add many Woody Allen's movies Victor Khomenko 17:12:25 7/02/99 (4)
***I was so depressed after seeing (and hearing) this movie that I binged on comfort food for two days.
Interesting. I didn't find it too depressing. It is one of my favorite ones - I should have mentioned it the first time.
Ah, and the Crimes by Allen. Fantastic use of the 14th quartet.
I always enjoy the retro jaz/pop music in many of his creations. The man has a great talant, even if my wife considers him a self-centered scumbag (she completely agrees with the talant part). There was a documentary the other night about him playing clarinet in Italy. I missed most of it. I thought his playing was just so-so.
Victor.
- Better than Julia Roberts' singing in 'Everyone Says I Love You'. TAFKA Steve 22:57:53 7/02/99 (3)
  Yup, that Woody Allen is one great director. My favorites are Manhattan and Hanna And Her Sisters.
  Forgot to mention '32 Short Films About Glenn Gould' in movies about music/musicians. Also, that Jacqueline DuPre film.
  - Re: Better than Julia Roberts' singing in 'Everyone Says I Love You'. Victor Khomenko 09:12:51 7/03/99 (2)
    ***Yup, that Woody Allen is one great director. My favorites are Manhattan and Hanna And Her Sisters.
    I would probably name the Sleeper and the Crimes as mines.
    
    ***Forgot to mention '32 Short Films About Glenn Gould' in movies about music/musicians.
    
    Need to get that one.
    ***Also, that Jacqueline DuPre film.
    What's the name of that one?
    Victor.
    - The DuPre film was 'Hilary And Jackie', Emily Watson starred. (nt) TAFKA Steve 10:55:53 7/03/99 (1)
      - I think I have only seen the Breaking Waves with her (nt). Victor Khomenko 11:47:11 7/03/99 (0)
        
        In Reply to: The DuPre film was 'Hilary And Jackie', Emily Watson starred. (nt) posted by TAFKA Steve on July 03, 1999 at 10:55:53:
        
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