If a bad film can do all that, imagine what an actually good film could do. But more important, remember the good music? A two hour flick can come and go. There's always "Moonwalker".
Imo it's the worst. The only one that I mind the least is The force awakens tbh.
Sorry haha. Everyone enjoys SW films for different reasons I guess. I honestly watched it twice on release trying to enjoy it. My main gripe is what they did with Luke. I'm not going to blame anyone for enjoying it though. I just prefer the original 6 films.
Elvis one certainly seems like a winning reason for the format to continue.
I don’t know if it will light up the charts but it will do good for him, blockbuster movies are the best way to gain a new audience. My one hope is that it will feature lesser known MJ tracks as well I would love it if a song like who is it gains reputation.
I really wouldn't say it was creepy, but certainly not as mind-blowing as the film's success would suggest. Nonetheless, the film's success and impact on interest in Queen's music cannot be overlooked and is mind-blowing. It was the best thng what could happen to Queen.
The point here is that Michael has an incredible story, Queen do not, the point is that Michael was slandered for 30 years and a global biopic showing what a generous, humble, innocent and insanely talented man is what's needed, his mother has signed off on it, why are you sure it will be bad?
I'm surprised no backseat mod has showed up to change back the subject lol.
Hiker only uses his mod privileges when it suits him.
I don't mean her, I mean users that come and complain when a thread deviates a bit from the subject. Happens a lot in here lol.
Made a thread for SW haha : https://www.mjjcommunity.com/threads/favourite-star-wars-films-shows.201278/
was genuinely saddened when they chose CGOOTR over the demo of dont matter to me on thriller 40, it was the perfect opportunity.
Doubt it, L.A Reid was just a guy who was there for marketing.
Couldn't do that because the MJ Anka songs officially were made in 1983.
They were all made in 1980 so they could've been put on the album. I'd much rather have the demo of Don't Matter To Me even if it's unfinished than whatever crap from TUC they decided to include.
I know they made them in 1980, but the Estate would have to backpedal on saying the other two songs from Paul Anka days weren't Post Thriller and were actually Post Triumph, or Triumph era anyway. They should've just put the demo of The Girl is Mine.
When did they say that? And also they've done something similar to Sunset Driver and The Toy, so why not do the same for the Paul Anka songs?
“Sunset Driver” and “The Toy” were, at the very least, recorded during the Thriller sessions, whether or not they were actively intended for those albums. Shoehorning the Anka songs onto the second disc would be stretching things.
But the Paul Anka songs were recorded in 1980, it says so on their copyright registry so why wouldn't it fit? Even if they weren't intended for the Thriller album they're still Thriller era songs. They're as valid for inclusion as The Toy is lol.
The earliest sessions for Thriller weren’t until late 1981; the Anka songs are more appropriately labeled Triumph era.