I am looking forward to the new Tarantino flick. They are like event movies to me. The one thing I am sort of giddy about is soemthing odd. David Bowie's 'Cat Peopl(Putting Out The Fire) song is featured proiminantly in a scene with a fetured actress getting ready for ...something.

Tarantino always has certain songs set up for certain scenes and they are iconic to me. I've read a lot about the movie but Im really interested in seeing this scene matched with the sultry Bowie song. Hell, he made Neil Diamonds 'Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon" a cool song. I sure he is going to wreck shit with Cat People.

which version was it, do you know? the let's dance version, or the longer version with the slow, creepy intro?

Anxiety said:

Its reported to be the longer version from the movie Cat People that was orignally released first. And Tarantino is supposed to re-release that version of it as a single.

So thats whats exciting to me because the longer slow creepy intro you can just imagine what Tarantino is going to do with...(a lady is getting dressed-ready for the big night/climax to the song).

Anxiety said:

the longer version was produced by giorgio moroder, right?

i have a hard time deciding which version i like better.

Anxiety said:

Ya..which is why I had trouble finding it on my Ipod to play today..I was looking under Bowie first lol

Anxiety said:

yep.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w..._Out_Fire)

This song will finally get it's due. Maybe.

Anxiety said:

oh yes, I used to listen to that on vinyl a lot... and I just recorded that in HD the other day and watched it... the movie I mean... with Natassia Kinski... and a great original transformation sequence...

wow. they used it in an episode of The Office this year too.