Dead Man's Shoes

Was watching the film Dead Man's Shoes on Channel 4 (UK) last night and they played a bit of Nanou 2. Just thought I'd point that out to any obsessive Aphex fans. :grin:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dead-Mans-Shoes-Pa...0098089-0713262

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dead-Mans-Shoes-Va...s/dp/B00030EQY8

One of my favourite uses of music in a film that

Dead Man's Shoes is so immensely sad, it's an awesome film...

Fucking ace film indeed. And I only had the idea to see it because 'Saw' was full...

i can't believe there's gonna be, or is a saw III.

haven't seen any of them, don't want to.

  Dr. Elemeno von Hat X: PhD said:

i can't believe there's gonna be, or is a saw III.

 

haven't seen any of them, don't want to.

Your judgement serves you well. I felt devastated after eventually seeing the first; nearly two hours of my life had been squandered and I would never be able to replace them, ever.

dead man's shoes is \m/

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"i can't believe there's gonna be, or is a saw III"

you got me excitedfor a second then about a third selected ambient works hehe.

nanou 2 is used beautifully in the film

i was nicely surprised to hear nanou2 at the end of dead man's shoes, b4 i watched it no one had told me about it. but one small point reall annoyed me, the structure of the track is perfect and the way it builds up shouldnt be fucked with in my opinion. so i was quite shocked when i was watching the film to hear about 2mins worth lopped out of the middle of the track just to speed it to the emotional peak of the tune.

its just a small point i know, but if ur gonna use the tune it would have been better to have it in its entirety as the camera pulls up and out over the town. there was no need to make a weird jump in the track.

guess thats about it, great film though.

  TechDiff said:

i was nicely surprised to hear nanou2 at the end of dead man's shoes