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Ridley Scott movies might not always be good but there's usually some interesting stuff in there.FalseBayFC wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 8:20 am When my daughters were little I would play this as we were leaving for a road trip or on holiday in the car somewhere. My 21 year old daughter emailed me last night to remind me of it.
More the Silent Generation rather than Baby Boomer. My grandmother who died at 92 loved Rieu.FalseBayFC wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 8:28 am I know its peak boomer and over the top but I love this version.
With my octogenerian boomer parents its Rieu, Nigel Kennedy, Susan Boyle, the three Tenors, Cliff fudging Richard and oddly enough, Bob Marley.Mr Bungle wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 10:59 amMore the Silent Generation rather than Baby Boomer. My grandmother who died at 92 loved Rieu.FalseBayFC wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 8:28 am I know its peak boomer and over the top but I love this version.
Forgot it was chasing a 1992 release. Explains a bit. It's a bit of a mess but a bit of editing would give you a better filum.EnergiseR2 wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 10:32 amThe tale behind how 1492 died on its arse is interesting enough in terms of pre social media how ideas became set through rumour and bullshit. Prior to release the critics got excited about three 1492 releases: Ridley, the superman people with Brando and Selleck and the Carry on lads. From an early stage in 1991 they lumped them in together. Superman lads one was released summer/ end of summer and bombed as it was shite. Then inexplicably they released 1492 at the same time as Carry on and journos being lazy just did loads of 'and in many ways the Carry on one is superior..nah all the films are shite' titter titter. They should have released 1492 in Feb but they didn't even have it ready for Cannes. Facts are it's not a bad movie at all though you can see he was fearful of the Brando one so chased it a bitUncle fester wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 8:33 amRidley Scott movies might not always be good but there's usually some interesting stuff in there.FalseBayFC wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 8:20 am When my daughters were little I would play this as we were leaving for a road trip or on holiday in the car somewhere. My 21 year old daughter emailed me last night to remind me of it.
Drove my family mad playing this soundtrack on a loop for a few months.
The soundtrack was the best thing about Alexander.
The boomer generation is from ‘46 to ‘64. There aren’t yet octogenarian boomers.FalseBayFC wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 11:22 amWith my octogenerian boomer parents its Rieu, Nigel Kennedy, Susan Boyle, the three Tenors, Cliff fudging Richard and oddly enough, Bob Marley.Mr Bungle wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 10:59 amMore the Silent Generation rather than Baby Boomer. My grandmother who died at 92 loved Rieu.FalseBayFC wrote: Sat May 21, 2022 8:28 am I know its peak boomer and over the top but I love this version.
Not technically, baby boomer generation is post WWII, not during. The clue is in the name. He no doubt exibits some 'boomer' characteristics.
I think in the USA at least the baby boom actually started in 1939. Anyway, the dates aren't "fact", people disagree
My mother was born in 1941. Didn't meet her father till she was three.FalseBayFC wrote: Sun May 22, 2022 7:31 am Aah OK. Both my parents were born during the war. 1941 and 1943.
Same. My mother was born in 1943. My grandpa was in the Allied invasion of Italy at the time. He was demobbed early 1946 and returned when she was 3.Gumboot wrote: Sun May 22, 2022 7:54 amMy mother was born in 1941. Didn't meet her father till she was three.FalseBayFC wrote: Sun May 22, 2022 7:31 am Aah OK. Both my parents were born during the war. 1941 and 1943.