Stop Making Sense: The Greatest Concert Flick...

[Guest TheZsaszHorsemen]

If you havn't seen this movie, do so now! For the uninitated, "Stop Making Sense" was the Talking Heads' concert film. Jonathan Demme, (Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia) captured the Talking Heads' quirky look at modern life perfectly. The film begins with David Byre, alone on a bare (and I mean BARE) stage with a tape player and an Acoustic Guitar. After each song a piece of the stage is brought out, and a musician enters until the 6th song ("Burning Down the House" in the standered version, "Cities" in the SE.) when the entire band is introduced. There are a good 20 some odd songs in all, and it is really a true testament to how damn good TH was.

 

I think it's better than any other concert movie, EVER.

[Guest Incandenza]

I, too, am fond of it. I'll have something on it up on the main page within the next couple days.

[Guest TheZsaszHorsemen]

I, too, am fond of it. I'll have something on it up on the main page within the next couple days.

NO! Please let me review it. I've done film reviews for movie-vault.com so you know I must be good!

[Guest Incandenza]

Do you write for the main page? If not, you're free to write about it. If so, then NO IT'S MINE ALL MINE AND YOU CAN'T HAVE IT CUZ IT'S MINE!

[Guest La Parka Es Mi Papa]

The Talking Heads own so much. Stop Making Sense rules you.

[Guest TheZsaszHorsemen]

Do you write for the main page? If not, you're free to write about it. If so, then NO IT'S MINE ALL MINE AND YOU CAN'T HAVE IT CUZ IT'S MINE!

I do not write for the main page. So I guess I can write it?

[Guest Incandenza]

Do you write for the main page? If not, you're free to write about it. If so, then NO IT'S MINE ALL MINE AND YOU CAN'T HAVE IT CUZ IT'S MINE!

I do not write for the main page. So I guess I can write it?

You're free to do whatever you want, my shameless baiting of La Parka marks friend.