just can't remember the name

$Leon$

the film where ed norton kills the bishop in boston and richard gere is his lawyer???

koneko

Primal Fear

Quigs Snr

Primal Fear

aidan_walsh

Primal Fear

Zombienosh

lol 3 in a row, nice one

Saruman

Make a whole thread like this!!! Name the movie

$Leon$

thanks lads whos next?
hate that when u just can't put your finger on the name

D!ve^Bomb!

ed norton is ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC in that film.. one of the best performances EVER!

mycroft

newband wrote:

ed norton is ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC in that film.. one of the best performances EVER!

Will "Wesley Crusher" Weaton, turned down the part. It made Norton's career.

Think about the what if;

Wesley Crusher "I'm not going to hit you" to Brad Pitt in fight club.

D!ve^Bomb!

or will Will Weaton in American History X:D

c0rk3r

just can't remember the name of that song

Its from Indiana jones and the temple of doom.I've downloaded the soundtrack and its not on it.Its a famous composition,john williams didnt compose it either.

Anyway heres the scene it was from

"After the movie leaves the comparative safety of Shanghai and relocates to deepest darkest India, so too the music takes on a much more treacherous, foreboding feel, with Williams adding slight dissonances, heavier strings and even bursts of the sitar to the now-familiar themes, which continue to reappear in leitmotif fashion. However, this is not to say that the score becomes repetitive. On the contrary, as well as maintaining the thematic presence, Williams adds some truly marvellous standalone cues to the proceedings, from the breathless action of 'Slalom on Mt. Humol', 'Bug Tunnel and Death Trap' and 'The Mine Car Chase', to the truly terrifying 'The Temple of Doom' with its frantic chanting chorus and unnerving synthesised drone, which underscores the scene where Indy and Willie Scott witness the evil Thuggees making sacrifices to the god Khali."

Think i'll actually go out and buy it if no one can get it.Really annoying.

Zombienosh

just buy the film, you can get the indiana jones box set for feck all now

pickarooney

What makes actors do things like this?

mycroft

pickarooney wrote:

What makes actors do things like this?

I've seen it, and frankly the conclusion I've come to crack cocaine, lots and lots of crack cocaine..........

Maybe it sounded better on paper, maybe the producer has incriminating evidence, maybe Norton sold his soul to get into movies, and then discovered satan "just happened to have this script lying around" and was really interested in getting into production.

We will never know for sure.

pickarooney

Which begs the question, what made you watch it?

mycroft

pickarooney wrote:

Which begs the question, what made you watch it?

My old video shop, reel world (I used to work there) and was back in after an absence of time spent aboard.

I forgot that we had totally opposite tastes in film, and to my and my eyes regret it took his recommendations and it took, death to smooch, but I'm a cheerleader, breakfast of champions and diner rush to jog my memory.

Basq

............... PRIMAL FEAR!..............

Sorry... i'm a bit late... did someone answer this already?



PS - Great film!! Norton's performance is definantly one of the best in recent years!

monkeyfudge

Well I liked Death to Smoochy...

I love the 'Your stepdad's not mean, he's just adjusting' song...

Frank Drebin

$Leon$ wrote:

the film where ed norton kills the bishop in boston and richard gere is his lawyer???

lol!

mentalimplosion

did ed norton get an oscar nomination for primal fear? or am i thinking of something else?

A TV documentary series from maybe 90s about world war one or two or some war narrated by Henry Ramer. I searched so unless someone has it...

It was similar to the War In The Pacific series

Slydice

Doesn't sound right but closest guess from a quick google is a 30 min production from 1960 called: Canada's Army Abroad

link: http://onf-nfb.gc.ca/en/our-collection/?idfilm=16616

Couldn't see an 80s/90s doc series about War on:

imdb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0708174/

National Film Board of Canada: http://onf-nfb.gc.ca/en/our-collection/production-personnel/?pid=13639&nom=Henry%20Ramer&type=credit

He is listed on both as narrator for a few productions.

Also.. played Doctor Doom apparently 🙂

https://marvelanimated.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Ramer

https://marvelanimated.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Ramer

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119985668#Comment_119985668

Thanks but not that. It was WW2 i think. It was a series on RTE every week for 30 or 40 mins. I searched agood deal surprising it is not mentioned. Ireme seeing his name as narrator several times. he is the best narrator I have heard.

He also narrates three documentaries on sin cities Berlin, Paris and Shangai

p to the e

I always love Mark Kermode's description of Richard Gere's acting career. It consists of blinking, looking down and exhaling through his nose.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/204800/just-cant-remember-the-name

In fairness you had all the info