All Of Us Strangers
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There’s only a score which is the official soundtrack. Don’t think they’ll be anything else!
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Did you watch it online? Thought it was cinema-only at the moment.canveyboy wrote: Mon 05 Feb 2024, 11:23 am Last night, I watched this film in bed with my headphones on whilst my wife slept next to me. I only intended on watching the first 10 minutes or so to see if I’d like it. I ended up watching the whole film through! I couldn’t stop watching. As a straight guy I thought the film wouldn’t connect with me. But it very much did. I had tears rolling down my face during a few scenes, particularly when Adam was in bed talking to his mum, when his mum was singing Always on my mind to him and the restaurant scene at the end.
Beautiful film and of course I loved that Adam watches the TOTP repeats and listens to NOW 10, just as I do too. I loved the Xmas 1987 scene with TOTP and Always on my mind playing, took me right back to when I was 15. Great to hear I Want a Dog also in the club scene! Brilliant.
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And the director is a massive Pets fan.
“I never dreamed that I would get to be / The creature that I always meant to be,” as Pet Shop Boys put it in Being Boring? “Don’t!” Haigh says, who is a diehard fan. “I can’t even listen to that line – it makes me want to burst into tears.”
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Yes, I watched it online, it’s out there but I shall be supporting it when it’s released digitally, absolutely! What a great film. And I loved Haigh quoting BB too!OakeyDokey wrote: Mon 05 Feb 2024, 7:37 pmDid you watch it online? Thought it was cinema-only at the moment.canveyboy wrote: Mon 05 Feb 2024, 11:23 am Last night, I watched this film in bed with my headphones on whilst my wife slept next to me. I only intended on watching the first 10 minutes or so to see if I’d like it. I ended up watching the whole film through! I couldn’t stop watching. As a straight guy I thought the film wouldn’t connect with me. But it very much did. I had tears rolling down my face during a few scenes, particularly when Adam was in bed talking to his mum, when his mum was singing Always on my mind to him and the restaurant scene at the end.
Beautiful film and of course I loved that Adam watches the TOTP repeats and listens to NOW 10, just as I do too. I loved the Xmas 1987 scene with TOTP and Always on my mind playing, took me right back to when I was 15. Great to hear I Want a Dog also in the club scene! Brilliant.
10/10
And the director is a massive Pets fan.
“I never dreamed that I would get to be / The creature that I always meant to be,” as Pet Shop Boys put it in Being Boring? “Don’t!” Haigh says, who is a diehard fan. “I can’t even listen to that line – it makes me want to burst into tears.”
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Watched it yesterday, as it only got to Spain now. I'm heartbroken and devastated, such a sad story. For me PSB music was central to the movie. I want a dog appeareance was unexpected, Always on my mind really felt like the pivotal song for the familiar theme, even if it wasn't the final scene with the parents it felt like it thanks to the music.
Re: All Of Us Strangers
Finally got around to watching this tonight. Didn't need tissues as I expected, but it did resonate on an emotional level both as a son (of the same era) and a parent, and was surprising. Spoilers!
Definitely needs a rewatch.
Definitely needs a rewatch.
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Welcome to the club! The movie that spawned a music clip
. I think they were touched.
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I can't listen to The Power Of Love by Frankie Goes To Hollywood without feeling really sad now.jasonjohn wrote: Mon 05 Feb 2024, 11:32 am
It becomes quite central because of the timing around Christmas. There are other bands given prominence, but it's clear the director felt PSB were important!
