Woodstock

High Fidelity

Krush Groove

DiminutiveRocker said:

Me three....and The Wonders, The Commitments, The Mambo Kings, and Buena Vista Social Club. There is also a great movie from the 70's starring Paul Simon called One Trick Pony about a bar band. Perhaps the most realistic movie about a bar band ever made, imho.

oh oh oh oh oh:

Stax said:

Plus...

The Last Waltz
Gimme Shelter
Some Kind of Monster
DIG!

oh oh oh oh oh..

and:

Standing In The Shadows Of Motown

A few days ago, I watched Festival Express, which I thought was good, but not great. The Janis Joplin footage, however, is priceless.

HARD TO HOLD!!!!! 1984! RICK SPRINGFIELD! I love this movie!

DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN -madonna

THE ROSE - bette midler


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Grease

Grease II

Wild Style




Beatstreet




Purple Rain




Krush Groove

wattstax

pr

slc punk!

sid and nancy

krush groove

rock n'roll high school

spinal tap

saturday night fever

non-musical:
tank girl

coonskin

mommie dearest

Blues Brothers

Stax said:

damn, how could i have forgotten that one??

Musical:

Chicago
Truth Or Dare
Sign 'O' The Times
What's Love Got To Do With It
Victor/Victoria
Rattle and Hum
Evita
Dancer In The Dark
Moulin Rouge
The Rose
School Daze
Carmen Jones

Other:

Death Becomes Her
Mommie Dearest
Malcolm X
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boriquateddy said:

Missy Elliot's been acting for a while, huh?

Help - the Beatles

I know that Hard Day's Night is technically "better", but I love this movie against my better judgement. It's just so damn much fun, that I can't help but laugh everytime I watch it. "Gear, fab"


I also really like the Wall, even though it's insanely overblown. That scene where Pink trashes the hotel room is just great, and I also love the kids breakin down the barriers in the beginning.

aerdna25 said:

I want a coooool rider!"

Stax said:

That movie rocks! So many GREAT cameos.

Grace of My Heart

Amadeus

Mr. Hollands Opus

Georgia

The Doors

La Bamba

Hilary and Jackie

The Thing Called Love

Farinelli

Selena


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Rock and Roll High School


Hair


The Piano


Dead Man (Neil Young did the soundtrack)


and non-music films that also rock:



The Dreamers

heartbeatocean said:

Why Do Fools Fall In Love
Boogie Nights
The Jacksons: An American Dream

Lady Sings The Blues
Mahogany
The Little Richard Story

yep, quite some guilty pleasures amongst'em

Dancelot said:

I just saw this movie a few months ago. Not bad at all.

RipHer2Shreds said:

hehe, I practically grew up on this one... have to thank my family for that

most people involved were at their artistic peak at the time of this movie.. Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly.. and most of all the songs of Cole Porter, just awesome

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Dancelot said:

Speaking of Cole Porter, I just watched both Night and Day and De-Lovely. Both were very good and gave very different portraits of his life. The first was a little on the cheesy side, but a good movie nonetheless. De-Lovely had two very good performances by Ashley Judd and Kevin Kline and was so sad by the end.

VinaBlue said:

ohh fuck me hard i love "good give me strenght"...


that song is beau-iful...

I got the VHS and vinyl. Been a looooong time since I have seen it though. All i remember was the movie had a killer atmosphere. Jim Steinmen did some songs.....