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I think it´s the looby shootout in The Matrix 1
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ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> a list of tracks
Good to know I'm not missing any.
:^)
> a list of tracks
Good to know I'm not missing any.
:^)
Mmm, Clubbed To Death songs are awesome. So, so good. His music kinda leaves you feeling very weird for some reason. Full of energy and stuff. Hm.. I might put some on the MP3 Player now for tomorrow's walk to work! Thankyee. ;)
Timmargh wrote:
> What tracks have you got? I've only ever managed to find his
> Furious Angels album which has a second CD of instrumentals.
erm :
I'm not driving anymore
Chateau
Clubbed to Death
Furious Angels
Insane
Left me for Dead
Nothing at all
Born Yesterday
> What tracks have you got? I've only ever managed to find his
> Furious Angels album which has a second CD of instrumentals.
erm :
I'm not driving anymore
Chateau
Clubbed to Death
Furious Angels
Insane
Left me for Dead
Nothing at all
Born Yesterday
Reefer wrote:
> Damn straight. I liked it how the Merovingian stood in the back like a
> Boss in a game does, sending his henchmen in first.
>
> Egg-sealant.
I wish Neo would have punched that French ponce in the face, "cawze ond effoct" actually, they should have cast that role to the French police officer from Allo Allo, that would have been brilliant.
And I have to agree, the Chateau was brilliantly staged. Maybe it's because out of all the promised fight scenes, that was the one I was least excited about seeing, yet it ended up being better than the Burly Brawl (ruined by some sill CGI) and the car chase sequence combined. The lobby shootout comes a close second.
> Damn straight. I liked it how the Merovingian stood in the back like a
> Boss in a game does, sending his henchmen in first.
>
> Egg-sealant.
I wish Neo would have punched that French ponce in the face, "cawze ond effoct" actually, they should have cast that role to the French police officer from Allo Allo, that would have been brilliant.
And I have to agree, the Chateau was brilliantly staged. Maybe it's because out of all the promised fight scenes, that was the one I was least excited about seeing, yet it ended up being better than the Burly Brawl (ruined by some sill CGI) and the car chase sequence combined. The lobby shootout comes a close second.
What tracks have you got? I've only ever managed to find his Furious Angels album which has a second CD of instrumentals.
heh - I also have a lot of Rob Dougans tracks, he sounds a lot like Chris Rhea, strangely enough.
good stuff though
good stuff
good stuff though
good stuff
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> ... look out for one particular sword fight scene ...
You mentioned that before and I looked for it and I saw that it was good.
> ... look out for one particular sword fight scene ...
You mentioned that before and I looked for it and I saw that it was good.
I rule, then.
And it was Rob Dougan who did the music for that bit and I have his album and it rules too and stuff.
And it was Rob Dougan who did the music for that bit and I have his album and it rules too and stuff.
Timmargh wrote:
> The Matrix: Reloaded -Chateau.
definitely.
it's choreographed so well - look out for one particular sword fight scene, against that long haired oriental bloke, up on the balcony. I don't think they cut to another shot for about 5-10 seconds, and they were both going at it hell for leather. It must have took ages to get that just right.
> The Matrix: Reloaded -Chateau.
definitely.
it's choreographed so well - look out for one particular sword fight scene, against that long haired oriental bloke, up on the balcony. I don't think they cut to another shot for about 5-10 seconds, and they were both going at it hell for leather. It must have took ages to get that just right.
Yeah, the music ruled.
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