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   Jonh Ingham says And driving a Lamborghini Miura - that is superfly.

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   ivylander says And looking so calm for someone navigating the streets of Rome!

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   CrashPryor says ...that's nice, ivy...and Roscoe Lee Brown's in that one too (he just passed)...phatness...

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   ivylander says Did anyone notice who wrote the screenplay?

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   CrashPryor says ...somehow I knew that...but had to wait again anyway to double-check myself w/o Googling...ivy, diggin' to the Roots of the matter...

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   wassonii says Good stuff, for sure. And some Guillame in the mix.

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   CrashPryor says Benson!

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   Rawkkiddoh says very nice Ivy

   Permalink posted 04/20/2007
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   Spike says The music sounded great. It created a mood of excitement and energy. The percussion reminded one of the concept: "Africa," while the brass reminded one of the concept: "the Western World." Two concepts in one piece of music. Then the visuals had an automobile driving in Africa, intercut with an automobile driving in the Western World. The splices linked the two visuals together. Having the music and the visuals presented concurrently linked the concepts together into a tight fit. The music didn't create a mood of unease or suspense. Perhaps the director realized that after the title sequence there would be so much unease and suspense in the film that he wanted to spare the poor viewers for a few minutes of feeling too much unease and suspense.

   Permalink posted 07/26/2007

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