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If you have not seen this film, you should. It was a magical film that thrilled my soul enough to write a review on it. (linky: peaceandloveism.com/blog/?p=199)
After being at Bonnaroo this year, I believe it's the closest thing to Woodstock our generation has, in terms of size and embodying the ideals of peace and love by its attendees.
Did anyone else love it as much as I did? Better yet, did anyone see it at the theater in Woodstock, NY like me?
I WANT to see this movie but it's not showing anywhere within a 2 hour radius of my house! I went to Woodstock 94 and love Demetri Martin! I'm so glad to hear that others are enjoying it!
Post by gatheringking on Sept 7, 2009 22:34:19 GMT -5
I posted this in the random thughts thread a few days ago, but here ya go.
"My girlfriend and I went and saw "Taking Woodstock" this afternoon. I was a little worried at first because I'm not really a big Demetri Martin fan, but it was actually pretty good. Woodstock was such a big concept to try and faithfully tackle in 2 hours, but Ang Lee did a terrific job. Making it less about the festival itself and more about the behind-the-scenes aspect made it seem much more personal, in my opinion. Emile Hirsch did a fantastic job portraying a troubled Vietnam vet too. He has really become an amazing actor over the last few years. Also, while it's been several years since I've done anything like it, the van "trip" scene with Paul Dano was absolutely the best cinematic interpretation of a psychedelic experience I have ever seen. I strongly recommend this one. "
Out on video now, so I watched it last night. It made me that much more excited / ready for Bonnaroo! It's an interesting movie, definitely not my favorite Ang Lee film (I have a hard time with the split screen concept), but the actors did a great job.