24db wrote:Beaubourg wrote:24db wrote:
Well I think they all went to do better things mate, however the Keep does have a strange atmosphere...and TD's and Brian Eno's score sets up that perfectly.
I've still got the book somewhere...unread
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Come on... that's not Eno in the opening titles. May sound like it was stolen from his Bush of Ghosts, but it's all TD.
You should really read the book.
depends who you listen to (other people have told me it comes from the rough mixes from MLITBOG...NOT the finished album)...personally I don't really care that much...although it's the only bit of the film I like
That is a well crafted sequence.
I think what really works best and is the standout in that film is the set design.
In the novel, there's so much more of the basement/bowels of the keep that would have been wild to see on screen. (In fact, there's a scene from the basement that STILL scares the heck of out me when I think about it.)
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