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Favorite usage of Take Me Home, Country Roads
- Thread starter TissueBox
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It's mootykins.swf
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I'll be sad when flash dies in a couple of months, but I guess you can still view worse versions on youtube.
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I'll be sad when flash dies in a couple of months, but I guess you can still view worse versions on youtube.
This version makes the song actually worth listening to.
For me, it's Whisper of the Heart, hands down.
The steady build over the course of the performance is so exciting and emotionally uplifting. It's a celebration of dreams and a dare to realize them.
The steady build over the course of the performance is so exciting and emotionally uplifting. It's a celebration of dreams and a dare to realize them.
AMEN To that.
RTGame is definitely responsible for probably my favorite usages of Country Roads, BAR NONE.
It's just a testament to his humor in how well he was successfully able to express his criticism of Fallout 76 like that.
And it's just one of many reasons to like RT's content.
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Funny story...
That character was originally going to survive, there is BTS footage of Mark Strong with green stockings so they could CGI in some robot legs. This was apparently nixed when test audiences didn't like it and felt it took away from his big sacrifice moment.
It's interesting how much mileage the song got for films in 2017.
I liked its use in Logan Lucky, but there's one very specific instrumental arrangement that I absolutely adored in Kingsman.
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Good mix, but it's sadly missing the very best arrangement, which was featured on the extended score. It's the scene where Merlin and Eggsy first arrive in Kentucky:
I liked its use in Logan Lucky, but there's one very specific instrumental arrangement that I absolutely adored in Kingsman.
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Good mix, but it's sadly missing the very best arrangement, which was featured on the extended score. It's the scene where Merlin and Eggsy first arrive in Kentucky:
There seems to be a lot of people in here who didnt see LOGAN LUCKY. That is the only reason to not vote for it.
This guy gets it!