What was the last really great film and song?

Dr Crayfish · 29-01-2017 07:55PM

I thought Arrival was the best film I've seen in a long time. I don't really look back at films to see which was the best, I'm usually waiting for new ones to come out. I don't like seeing films twice either, unless I stumble across it on TV I might leave it on. Hacksaw Ridge was brilliant too, best war scenes ever filmed in my opinion. Looking forward to Dunkirk this year.

Vincent Vega · 29-01-2017 08:01PM

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I doubt it. They clearly grew massively in their sing writing ability over a mere few years. That had nothing to do with the time they were around.

I'd argue that the drug culture of the time played a massive influence on how they evolved both lyrically and musically.

If you give specific attention to the bass melodies McCartney came out with post-LSD it's like he's drawing from a much broader palette.

Thats not to say drugs made them, just I think it definitely helped to ease out whatever was in them.

RobbingBandit · 29-01-2017 08:08PM

Movie Pulp Fiction, watch that movie every so often never gets old

Song too many to choose.

Conall Cernach · 29-01-2017 09:21PM

Movie: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Song: Nathanial Rateliff & The Nightsweats - S.O.B.

RobbingBandit · 29-01-2017 11:15PM

Vincent Vega wrote: »

I'd argue that the drug culture of the time played a massive influence on how they evolved both lyrically and musically.

If you give specific attention to the bass melodies McCartney came out with post-LSD it's like he's drawing from a much broader palette.

Thats not to say drugs made them, just I think it definitely helped to ease out whatever was in them.

Clapton. Cocaine supports this theory hands down.

eurasian · 29-01-2017 11:52PM

Film: "Artificial Intelligence" 2001.
Song: "The Beat Goes On" by Madonna.

whiterob81 · 23-02-2017 02:07PM

Film: It Follows - Horror film from about 2 or 3 years ago. Quite slow moving but beautiful to look at. It's one of those films that stays with you for a while after you watch it.

Song: While You're Alive by Jeff Rosenstock. It's off an album by him called Worry, from last year, which is probably the best thing I've heard in a while.

Irish Guitarist · 23-02-2017 02:22PM

The Brothel by Susanne Sundfor is a great album. I can't really pick one standout song from it as they're all great.

No idea about films. I've seen some I've enjoyed recently but I usually forget about them shortly after. I can't remember the last great one I saw. If you count documentary films then I'd say The Imposter.

What was the last really great film and song?

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