If you like Pina Coladas. And 30 foot waves... Teahupoo has been added as a related post - related requested by silvercord on that post.

If you like Pina Coladas. And 30 foot waves... Teahupoo has been added as a related post - related requested by silvercord on that post.

If you like Pina Coladas. And 30 foot waves... Teahupoo has been added as a related post - related requested by silvercord on that post.

If you like Pina Coladas. And 30 foot waves... Teahupoo has been added as a related post - related requested by silvercord on that post.

If you like Pina Coladas. And 30 foot waves... Teahupoo has been added as a related post - related requested by silvercord on that post.

If you like Pina Coladas. And 30 foot waves... Teahupoo has been added as a related post - related requested by silvercord on that post.

Yay, thank you!

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Bit of a long response, but I REALLY have something to say here. Two performing artists from the 1980's stuck out in my mind because I always figured that the 2nd song they released was W-A-Y better than their first. This song was indeed JHJ's first single, but the next song they released struck a chord with me because it had a humanitarian feel to it....the cynic in me says it didn't do too well 'cos the PC brigade didn't want a clean-cut band singing a song that tipped a hat to prostitutes .... but, ho hum.

"Pure Heart Of Gold" - (Johnny Hates Jazz)


Artist number two was a guy called Rupert Holmes, he was most famously known for the "Pina Colada" song, but his 2nd release (which was ALSO a song about cheating within a relationship) just seemed to get to the heart of the matter that bit more & was a better song in my book.

"Him" - (Rupert Holmes)


If I'd known this post was in Beggar's Canyon, it wouldn't have been there for very long, I can tell you that much. Thanks for the trip down memory lane @<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/mintbbb" title="member since April 30th, 2008" class="profilelink"><strong style="color:#00d9ff">mintbbb

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*History
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& if you're looking for me I'll be browsing "Beggar's Canyon"

Bit of a long response, but I REALLY have something to say here. Two performing artists from the 1980's stuck out in my mind because I always figured that the 2nd song they released was W-A-Y better than their first. This song was indeed JHJ's first single, but the next song they released struck a chord with me because it had a humanitarian feel to it....the cynic in me says it didn't do too well 'cos the PC brigade didn't want a clean-cut band singing a song that tipped a hat to prostitutes .... but, ho hum.

"Pure Heart Of Gold" - (Johnny Hates Jazz)


Artist number two was a guy called Rupert Holmes, he was most famously known for the "Pina Colada" song, but his 2nd release (which was ALSO a song about cheating within a relationship) just seemed to get to the heart of the matter that bit more & was a better song in my book.

"Him" - (Rupert Holmes)


If I'd known this post was in Beggar's Canyon, it wouldn't have been there for very long, I can tell you that much. Thanks for the trip down memory lane @mintbbb

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*History
*Quality
& if you're looking for me I'll be browsing "Beggar's Canyon"

I am so envious I can't hardly stand it....

In reply to this comment by taranimator:
3D, mo-fo's haha!!
ya! it will blow my mind!
Starts on the 23rd..



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It's coming here but I am so envious of you this week....

3D? Do you get to see it 3D?

In reply to this comment by taranimator:
yay! this is in my town this week!

It's coming here but I am so envious of you this week....

3D? Do you get to see it 3D?

In reply to this comment by taranimator:
yay! this is in my town this week!

Thanks!

This is coming to my local theater very soon. I can't hardly stand to wait for it.

Unfortunately not 3D, but there you go.....

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"..on a Wim" !!
hahaha... >> ^shuac:


True enough. After all, 3D is not just something you do on a Wim.

>> ^taranimator:

Apparently this is the 1st arthouse film shot in 3D. The website has some really interesting details and some behind-the-scenes footage. It was temporarily shelved when Pina unexpectedly died. Wenders was persuaded to complete it in tribute to her. More info --> http://www.pina-film.de/en/

True enough. After all, 3D is not just something you do on a Wim.

Apparently this is the 1st arthouse film shot in 3D. The website has some really interesting details and some behind-the-scenes footage. It was temporarily shelved when Pina unexpectedly died. Wenders was persuaded to complete it in tribute to her. More info --> http://www.pina-film.de/en/

This is something that a Sifter sent me, who lives in Germany and is familiar with the buzz on this movie:

It is said 3D has never been used this purposefully before as it enables marvelous depth perception and the illusion of close proximity to the dancers -- an experience a theater cannot deliver.


>> ^Deano:

Interested but then it takes a dip in perceived quality when they market it as a 3D film.