Isn't this the end scene of Requiem for a Dream?

Compared to Requiem For A Dream, this movie is surprisingly easy to watch.

The psycho ex bit mirrors very closely an old video and meme of a slightly... obsessive girl who made a nude video of herself where she talks crazy to the camera. this was passed around the internet and set to, for example, the theme from Requiem for a Dream, to illustrate her creepy crazy. Not a great thing to admit to watching, what with the possible mental disturbance and the public mocking of private nudity and all... But it got much worse when it turned out that she was apparently in eighth grade when she made the video. Extra ew, then.

That's literally the Internets new favorite "montage soundtrack". I hear it on as many videos today as we did of the Requiem for a Dream theme that plagued (great song, beaten to death) the internet for several years.

>> ^entr0py:

>> ^direpickle:
>> ^CrushBug:
What's the music in this? I used to remember the name.

"Lux Aeterna," from the soundtrack for Requiem for a Dream, by Clint Mansell.

Seems like overkill that someone had to add a coir and symbols. Wasn't it epic enough to begin with? Still, nice montage.


Oh, I missed that. This is actually Requiem for a Tower, then, the version re-done for the Two Towers trailer.

>> ^direpickle:

>> ^CrushBug:
What's the music in this? I used to remember the name.

"Lux Aeterna," from the soundtrack for Requiem for a Dream, by Clint Mansell.


Seems like overkill that someone had to add a choir and cymbals. Wasn't it epic enough to begin with? Still, nice montage.

>> ^direpickle:

>> ^CrushBug:
What's the music in this? I used to remember the name.

"Lux Aeterna," from the soundtrack for Requiem for a Dream, by Clint Mansell.


as well as a million other fucking montages

nice vid though

>> ^CrushBug:

What's the music in this? I used to remember the name.


"Lux Aeterna," from the soundtrack for Requiem for a Dream, by Clint Mansell.

If you have ever seen Requiem for a Dream you may have realized at some point that were there no war on drugs, all the shit that happened to the main characters has almost zero chance of happening. The main problem with drugs is that they are hidden, not the drugs themselves. More openness would lead people to make better more informed choices as to which substances they put in their bodies and how much they are actually using. It would be easier to get help and to notice people who might need help. It would free up resources to deal with problems rather than using resources to create problems. Etc.

That's the theme from Requiem for a Dream... Doesn't seem so out of place being played by a guy dressed like this on an accordion

Thanks for the promote!

In reply to this comment by kulpims:
*promote

That washing machine belongs in Requiem for a Dream!

it's not "fine" in the commercials section. It's an entirely different artform!

It's been in *cinema thus far, but it's undifferentiated from movie clips.

I think we might start to have the need for "subsections"

haha.. @dag'll love that!
>> ^alien_concept:

>> ^gwiz665:
They didn't even use the most used soundtrack for trailers ever that much.
I really want a trailers channel.

I totally agree. I think I brought it up once, but someone argued it's fine in the commerical channel.. something like that. Which is why I made a playlist

>> ^ChaosEngine:

I think Requiem for a Dream is one of the best movies I've ever seen.

And I never want to see it again.


That is such a great way of putting it! It's definitely one of the hardest movies to watch.