Does anyone know the name of the song in gone girl where pike 1st reappears and explaining all the shit she did (riding down the rd stuffing her face with the cheeseburger with the flashbacks)? That shit is so fucking bad I yt the soundtrack but I couldn't find the fking track. No one knows wtf I am talking about prob but worth a shot
Could try shazaming it but the narration might f that up
i wish i could ban you
I tried soundhound and shazaam, got nothing. Too much talking.
appreciate it bro. i just listened to the entire soundtrack on yt and still didn't hear the track. what the fuck.
pretty sure this is the track you guys are talking about, is streaming on soundcloud, just found a much better quality one than the previous link, updated.
https://soundcloud.com/darude/sandstorm-radio-edit
edit: i think i missed a joke somewhere.
Here it is Titanss
Called "Technically, Missing." Takes a while to build up and kick in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6K_A9rUs4Nc
The soundtrack is on Spotify and can listen to it for free with an account
Watched Whiplash, was good as expected. JK Simmons has been nailing asshole characters since Oz. The kid in the movie was decent too, but I don't see him as Reed Richards in the new Fantastic Four though.
We've all found the song, here's another take on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3j-ZZ4eDO8
Let it play for a while doe.
Just watched Interstellar, would recommend if that's your thing.
Lucy
Really enjoyed it, was good to be reminded of just how sexy Scar Jo is.
I know it's old but I've never seen it. I missed an opportunity back in high school when I was in the anime club. Jin-Roh. Short and simple. Also dat animation OMG.
really liked whiplash, intense as fuck
Predestination blew fucking mind. Wow that was awesome.
Schillinger was fucking cold-blooded. OZ was awesome. I still call the insurance mayhem guy Ryan O'Reily.
Really want to see Whiplash but will probably have to wait for streaming. Haven't been out to the movies much since the rugrat arrived.
Last movie I watched was The Way Way Back, definitely worth a viewing. Allison Janney steals every scene she's in, and Jim Rash does Jim Rash-like things (also co-wrote and co-directed). Pretty standard coming-of-age story otherwise but it has some heart.