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Post by jujulicious on Jul 15, 2004 18:14:28 GMT -5
We have these threads about song dedications and people making music videos and stuff... Movies these days they usually get a popular band or singer to sing a themesong for the movie and make a music video for the movie...
Do you guys think they should've done this for The Notebook?
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Post by lindseyloo72001 on Jul 15, 2004 18:38:56 GMT -5
Sometimes that works really well, but I'm glad that in this case, it wasn't done. Since it was a film set in the 1940's, I think that getting a modern band to sing a modern song would have cheapened things a little and been an obvious marketing ploy. I'm happy that they stuck with music that was true to the period when making the soundtrack. I think the song dedications and music videos are cool, though. ;D
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Post by katryna on Jul 15, 2004 22:50:28 GMT -5
yup, ditto to that. i think it would've portrayed the movie too much like a joke and/or an immature teen movie (which its not). i think that if they'd stuck a modern day song into a movie thats supposed to be in the 1940's, it just wouldn't have the same affect as they music from the soundtrack did.
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Post by grkANGEL85 on Jul 15, 2004 23:38:02 GMT -5
Movies these days they usually get a popular band or singer to sing a themesong for the movie and make a music video for the movie... Do you guys think they should've done this for The Notebook? nooo that would have been bad!
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Post by Noah & Allie on Jul 15, 2004 23:40:11 GMT -5
We have these threads about song dedications and people making music videos and stuff... Movies these days they usually get a popular band or singer to sing a themesong for the movie and make a music video for the movie... Do you guys think they should've done this for The Notebook? Never ever ever!!
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