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Robin Williams is great.

 

Robbie Williams is shit.

Robin Williams lost it when he decided to clean up after John Belushi's death. Now it's just the same "oh man I'm such a wacky guy" schtick over and over again.

 

"Rock DJ" was an awesome song.

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Aw, come on. It is massively overrated by all the kids who claim OMG GREATEST MOVIE EVER TONY MONTANA RULZZ, and it's way too fucking long, but still, a decent flick, and I've never seen a movie get the weird jumpy haze of a coke buzz more accurately.

Guest Failed Mascot
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Coke movies always have great soundtracks because the people picking the music are on drugs.

Guest Vitamin X
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I always thought ex is more a trendy drug than coke...?

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Christ no, coke is where it's at! Short buzz, much money, cut with all sorts of nasty shit. What's not to adore?

 

Oh and Robin Williams never should've cleaned up.

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I always thought ex is more a trendy drug than coke...?

 

That's with your party girls who like to go out every Friday night wearing tube tops and super-low jeans with their asses hanging out looked to get wasted. We're talking about scenesters who wear girl's jeans, black hardcore/emo band shirts, have trendy dyed black haircuts and claim to listen to every band that nobody has ever heard of.

Guest The Winter Of My Discontent
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I like to do a lot of coke and pick fist fights with girls.

Guest The Winter Of My Discontent
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I like coke, but only when I can snort it off of an erect penis.

Lies

Guest The Winter Of My Discontent
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I prefer Pepsi.

that joke was at a grade 2 level

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The coke-fuelled part of GoodFellas is awesome, I love the use of music in it.

eh. the use of the stones' "monkey man" is just stupid and pointless. even though it's got a great, hard-edge riff, scorsese uses it ONLY for the "all my friends are junkies" line, and then it fades away. it doesn't go anywhere, nor does it add anything to the scene.

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it's bizarre. you see the baby and the track comes on and you're all "hey, cool it's the stones," then you hear the line, and then the song's gone and you're all "wait, what the hell just happened?"

 

except for sid vicious's "my way" over the credits, i honestly can't remember any of the other uses of music in the drugs-and-downfall part.

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Okay, just watched the sequence from when Henry starts seeing the helicopter until the cops show up (which is what I was referencing). While I didn't like it quite as much as I remembered, I've always kind of liked how Scorsese keeps switching back and forth between different tracks as I always thought it neatly mirrored Henry's state of mind at the time. I probably appreciated it more for how the music flows with the editing and camera work, as I it really gives the sequence a great energy and gives a sense that the whole thing's about to derail at any moment.

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