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| 583.1 | not really available | 26523::BRANDENBERG | | Wed Jun 29 1994 16:42 | 23 |
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> Is anyone familiar with the movie "Heavy Metal"? I am very interested
>to locate someone with a high definition, in stereo copy of this movie so that
>I could possibly see it again.
Doesn't exist (yet). The music rights weren't properly negotiated and
the film can't be released on video in the US or Europe. Reputedly,
there was a Japanese release a long time ago, but this is no longer
available. Bootlegs are available, however, and there is a constant
rumor that the soundtrack rights have been negotiated and that the
film will come out. Given that the soundtrack is approximately
equivalent to those awful music of the '70's/80's/disco that are sold
in 30 minute infomercials at 2 a.m., I would think that this is now
possible...
If by similar you mean something other than the usual Anime or Disney
then you're going to have to look hard. Try Ralph Bakshi though he is
very uneven. The most interesting thing on the horizon is a rumored
collaboration between Jean "Moebius" Giraud, Akira Kurosawa, and the
animation team from 'Akira' which will animate Giraud's 'The Airtight
Garage.'
monty
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| 583.2 | Yah but... | 21351::SILVA | Carl Silva - TNM/PNM Business Development Manager | Wed Jun 29 1994 20:54 | 8 |
| RE: .1,
Thanks for the info.
I was able to locate a copy before in the old notes file, perhaps
someone who was in that file are in there too.
Carl
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| 583.3 | CInimax | 10529::HAYNES | | Thu Jun 30 1994 16:17 | 5 |
| Cinimax shows Heavy Metal once in a while... I know several people
who's copy came from there...
Michael
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| 583.4 | Heavy Metal Rides Again. | POLAR::TESSIER | wasn't me and you can't prove it. | Fri Mar 15 1996 03:01 | 7 |
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Won tickets on a local radio station to see Heavy Metal with it's
digitally remastered soundtrack. Always wanted to see it on the big
screen. Anyone care to comment? Like or not?
Eric.
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| 583.5 | | STRATA::LUCHT | Is it a passion or just a profession? | Sat Mar 16 1996 01:49 | 9 |
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Strange flick this one. Also, very difficult to find on VHS.
I like it, especially the soundtrack. Black Sabbath's
"The Mob Rules" is there I believe.
Kev --
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| 583.6 | I Agree. | POLAR::TESSIER | You don't say Holmes | Sat Mar 16 1996 02:45 | 8 |
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I think your right Kev about Mob rules being on the soundtrack. I
think the movie is pretty strange too. Gotta have a strange sense of
humor to enjoy this one.
Cheers
Eric
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| 583.7 | Never officially released ... | ZPOVC::GEOFFREY | | Wed Mar 20 1996 03:35 | 11 |
| re: .5 "very hard to find on VHS"
The film has never been legitimately released on video, because the
creators never locked down the requisite music rights from all the
bands and artists. There are a number of pirated and "foreign" versions
floating around, but I've never seen one that had any decent quality.
It shows up on cable every now and then, maybe one day I'll get a shot
at a decent SVHS copy ...
Geoff
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| 583.8 | | STRATA::LUCHT | Is it a passion or just a profession? | Sat Mar 23 1996 05:14 | 9 |
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RE: -1
A friend of mine picked up a fine VHS tape of HM out in New York
City somewhere. The quality is all there as well as some rather
nice packaging.
Kev --
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| 583.9 | available on video from Critic's Choice | ORION::chayna.zko.dec.com::xanadu::eppes | Nina Eppes | Mon Apr 15 1996 21:53 | 11 |
| I recently got a Critic's Choice Video mailorder catalog, and
it features "Heavy Metal" ("First Time on Video!" it says).
$17.77, catalog number LRRCA074653, "avail. 6/4/96".
Critic's Choice Video has toll-free ordering 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, 1-800-367-7765.
Just fyi. (I have no interest in Critic's Choice; I'm just a
customer.)
-- Nina
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| 583.10 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Being weird isn't enough | Mon May 13 1996 16:36 | 97 |
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Heavy Metal (1981)
USA 1981 Color (MetroColor)
[*][*][*][*][*][*][*]
7.3/10 (314 votes)
Produced by: Columbia Pictures
Sound Mix: Dolby Stereo
Genre(s)/keyword(s): Sci-Fi / Action / Adventure / Horror / Animation /
fantasy / based-on-comic
Certification: Germany:16 / USA:R
Runtime: Germany:86 / USA:86
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Directed by
Gerald Potterton
Cast (in alphabetical order) probably complete
Harvey Atkin (voice) .... Alien, Henchman
Thor Bishopric (voice) .... Boy
Rodger Bumpass (voice) .... Fiste, Dr. Anrak
Jackie Burroughs (voice) .... Katherine
John Candy (voice) .... Desk Sergeant, Dan, Den, Robot
Ned Conlon (voice) .... Councilman
Len Doncheff (voice) .... Barbarian
Patty Dworkin (voice) .... Woman Reporter
Joe Flaherty (voice) .... Lawyer, General
Don Francks (voice) .... Grimaldi, Co-Pilot, Barbarian
Joseph Golland (voice) .... Councilman
Gianis Wootton Gross (voice) .... Whore
Charles Joliffe (voice) .... Councilman
Douglas Kenney (voice) .... Regolian
Martin Lavut (voice) .... Ard
Eugene Levy (voice) .... Sternn, Male Reporter, Edsel
Marilyn Lightstone (voice) .... Whore, Queen
Mavor Moore (voice) .... Elder
Warren Munson (voice) .... Senator
Alice Playten (voice) .... Gloria
Harold Ramis (voice) .... Zeks
Susan Roman (voice) .... Girl, Satellite
Richard Romanus (voice) .... Harry Canyon
Caroline Sample (voice) .... Girl
August Schellenberg (voice) .... Nort, Taarak
Cedric Smith (voice) .... Bartender
George Touliatos (voice) .... Pilot, Barbarian
John Vernon (voice) .... Prosecutor
Viastra Vrane (voice) .... Barbarian Leader
Al Waxman (voice) .... Rudnick
Zal Yanovsky (voice) .... Navigator, Barbarian
Written by
Len Blum
Richard Corben (book)
Dan Goldberg
Angus McKie (book)
Dan O'Bannon (book)
Thomas Warkentin (book)
Berni Wrightson (book)
Cinematography by
Brian Tufano
Music by
Elmer Bernstein
Production Design by
Michael Gross (III)
Film Editing by
Mick Manning
Gerald Tripp
Produced by
Michael Gross (III) (associate)
Peter Lebensold (associate)
Leonard Mogel (executive)
Lawrence Nesis (associate)
Ivan Reitman
Other crew
Alan Best (background artist)
Janice D. Brandow (supervising editor)
John Bruno (special effects director)
Ray Evans (gaffer)
Dan Goldberg (post production supervisor)
Austin Grimaldi (sound re-recording)
Joe Grimaldi (sound re-recording)
Peter Jermyn (synthesized sound effects)
Christine Laroque (production supervisor)
Joe Medjuck (production coordinator)
Tony Reed (dialogue editor)
Peter Thilaye (supervising sound editor)
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| 583.11 | Great soundtrack too | POLAR::LYLE | I'm not that. I am I | Tue May 14 1996 06:29 | 3 |
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Great movie.
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| 583.12 | Will all women have to have large breasts in the future? | POLAR::TYSICK | Knight of the Soundtable | Tue May 28 1996 15:13 | 12 |
| RE: Lyle "Great Movie"
What were ya hopped up on goofballs or what?
I saw this last night off of "Movie Pix" (taped) and other than the
cool tunes & cool animation. This movie bites! Maybe it didn't bite
but something along those lines...if they only did more with the story.
Now here's where all those ex-hippie, pot-heads will freak on me...
This movie was probably only cool to half of the weedsmokin' public
because they were "seeing the music" and "feeling the colors". The
movie made me think again of why everyone likes "The Doors".
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| 583.13 | | POLAR::LYLE | Proof that evolution CAN go in reverse | Wed May 29 1996 03:55 | 17 |
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<---------------- Well, let me offer you somw explaination on why you
feel 'this movie bites'
1. You're way too young to even recognize most of those bands in the
soundtrack.
2. The total budget for this movie was about the same we make a year.
(yeah, all that!!!)
3. You have to look at the movie from a comical point of view. If you
need to use some... shall we say 'alternitive to being sober'... then
the movie would be better. %}
You gotta get into the entire scope of movie.
It's not as bad as you may think. Give it another chance. Remember, it
was done around 1980.
Dave
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| 583.14 | | THEMAX::SMITH_S | | Wed May 29 1996 04:15 | 1 |
| What kind of inebriation is best?
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| 583.15 | | POLAR::LYLE | Proof that evolution CAN go in reverse | Wed May 29 1996 04:27 | 3 |
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Whatever suits you best.... 8)
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