Do you think it will ever be shown on the big screen again, i bought tickets to see it a couple of years back at the BFI , but it was cancelled for some reason, i would love to see it on the big screen!

i saw it in clydebank cinema years ago...early 90s...but it was almost empty...

blackbob said:

i saw it in clydebank cinema years ago...early 90s...but it was almost empty...

I'm sure it has played in the local "art" cinema in Edinburgh a couple of times since it was released.

Though i could be wrong, maybe it was Cherry Moon.

I heard that a 3D version is in the works.

squirrelgrease said:

I heard that a 3D version is in the works.

Even that could not make it interesting to me. I have never understood the appeal of Sign O The Times, i think it's a badly mimed, concert that never was.

Still, i liked it when it was released, when i knew no better. It's the only real thorn in the side of that era.

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^^ Except the cancelled tour dates.

TheDigitalGardener said:

squirrelgrease said:

I heard that a 3D version is in the works.

Even that could not make it interesting to me. I have never understood the appeal of Sign O The Times, i think it's a badly mimed, concert that never was.

Still, i liked it when it was released, when i knew no better. It's the only real thorn in the side of that era.

[Edited 1/31/11 6:44am]

Man, I love the SOTT film. Sure, it was lip-synced, but the performances were spectacular and the renditions are classic.

In my humble opinion, of course.

squirrelgrease said:

TheDigitalGardener said:

Even that could not make it interesting to me. I have never understood the appeal of Sign O The Times, i think it's a badly mimed, concert that never was.

Still, i liked it when it was released, when i knew no better. It's the only real thorn in the side of that era.

[Edited 1/31/11 6:44am]

Man, I love the SOTT film. Sure, it was lip-synced, but the performances were spectacular and the renditions are classic.

In my humble opinion, of course.

I can see your point.

I just think it would have been as easy, if not less work to just stage a proper SOTT gig at Paisley, film that in the best available quality, and release it as a genuine concert movie.

However, it is what it is. And i still like to listen to the audio boot from time to time.

Apology to the OP for the subject change.

i saw it at the dominion theatre when it was released 2 say the girl i was with got the fu*kin

of a lifetime after it goes 2 show as i married her many years after.

what a show.. i saw moonwalker the week after not bad. but not sott. memmories

Prince tore it up on housequake.

The splits were off the chain!

squirrelgrease said:

I heard that a 3D version is in the works.

Where did you hear this?

DarylB said:

squirrelgrease said:

I heard that a 3D version is in the works.

Where did you hear this?

He's kidding.

i went in 88 when it was released..odeon cinema newcastle u tyne!