Metallica?


do you think the song fade to black will be on this film?

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Yes. Orson loved bad music not yet written. He had the producers provide a host of musicians to play when not shooting.

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Come on, Fade to Black isn't THAT bad.

I'm just more afraid of this movie's seqeul, St. Anger.

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Bad? You guys are crazy, that is one of their greatest tracks. Even if you don't like what Metallica has become, you should still respect their old (and good) music.

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Hopefully Lars Ulrich's part as Herman Mankiewicz, criminally left on the cutting room floor in FTB, will be revived for FTB 2. I can't wait to see him collapse on the floor in frustration and scream "DAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRNNNNNNNN IT"

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The reason he was cut out is becuz a drumstick went up his arse. Painful fortune.

Life's like that, isn't it? Undercooked then over-baked and finally insipient.

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LMAO!

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what a lame thread.

its a good song but they're not going to put it in a movie, just the wishes of an unrealistic, especially if its inconsistent with a film, and metalica's songs have never been featured in films, as far as i know, especially old school metallica.

there's a hundred songs called fade to black that they can choose from, doubt it'll be metallica

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"Master of Puppets" was in Old School with Will Ferell.

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Orson Wells was kind of into heavy metal at the end of his life but this story takes place more during his peyote days.

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Orson Welles was never into heavy metal. He did voice over work on a record or two for money. Same reason he knew of "...a remote farm in Lincolnshire, where Mrs. Buckley lives."

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ya the narration was for two songs by heavy metal band Manowar.

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Have you not seen the Paradise: Lost documentary ?? about the american teenagers who were convicted of murder with no real evidence, its ALL metallica (they donated they're sogs since the kids who were locked up were HUGE metallica fans.

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