/mtv/ - Music, Television & Film

Want to make this board a little more lively, and threads where you share images seem to be the most active on +4. Not to mention this is a highly natural thing to have considering the board's media topic. So please post webms from music videos, television & film here.

Men at Work's 3rd album is a tragedy, but when performed live, every time, the songs really shine: Men At Work Mondays #3 "Man With Two Hearts"

HOW ABOUT A LITTLE MORE BAKLAVA

Star Wars Thread: Episode 8 Hype Edition Previous Thread: >>46050 The new trailer for The Last Jedi is here—that is, if you dare to look at it: //youtube.com/watch?v=Q0CbN8sfihY

DC General: Beware the Batgirl Edition PREVIOUS ISSUE: >>46400 Why Batgirl? Because Warner Bros. has apparently decided to give Joss Whedon a shot at writing, producing, and directing a Batgirl film: http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2017/03/30/joss-whedon-will-direct-batgirl

I've encountered a little comic to storytime, and after going back and forth on the manner decided due to the subject matter /mtv/ would be the most apt place to post it. With how dead the board is I still hope people notice and enjoy.

The rare, the out-of-print, the unreleased, the ridiculously expensive. If it's impossible, next to impossible, or just very hard to obtain, share it here. After all, if the above is true, you are not hurting anyone. I shall start with one of the greatest albums never released: https://mega.co.nz/#!KtgSnCwA!IKTcMF7btUehV4PGX_PCX-i8IEeVaxNxsBEkGuuTdEI

Wasn't sure what board to put this question on; but do people listen to Audio Books? For the first time I happened to get into one because its both written and read by a comedian I like. Jimmy Carr - Before & Laughter Audiobook Was curious other peoples thoughts on the form of media and more to the point if you have any suggestions on other such to check out.

ITT: Trailers (or teasers) that were better than the movie that they were made for. Bonus: Explain why.

ITT: Not all movies are masterpieces. However, even the worst movies have at least one moment that is entertaining or otherwise enjoyable. Describe that moment or link to it. I'll start. Movie: The Last Days on Mars (2013) Moment: The song "Blue Skies Are Around the Corner" Jack Hylton:- "Blue Skies Are Around The Corner"

are they really planning on putting sex & nudity into the show?

ITT we display movies that deserve a second chance, either because there was poor marketing, bad timing, misunderstood, ahead of it's time, has found a cult following later on or for any other reason. My nominee: Underwater. It was a fairly good action/horror that was unfortunately released just before the pandemic hit.

Guess who's back, Back again~ Rani's back! Tell a friend~ Also, series 8 premiers on the 23rd of August

Marvel General: I love the Powerglove, it's so bad or After The Apocalypse Edition Previous thread ==> >>46850 Remember to use spoilers. Is it all down hill from here? Has Disney's Marvel cinematic universe set the bar too high? Will audiences ever reach peak super hero fatigue? Is anybody actually watching the Marvel television series?

Soundcloud thread Link stuff, and also maybe upload what you've made here as well. recently made thing: https://soundcloud.com/user-404162053/clickity-clack-get-off-of-my-track

Are you ready for another round of grumpy old men with guns??? //youtube.com/watch?v=4xD0junWlFc

Let us dedicate a thread to the awesome music of the 80s! Not the meh; the awesome! I'll start: Men At Work - Still Life (1985) Pic unrelated.

RED RUM & THE MURDER DRUM Let our love be a flame not an ember Say it's me that you want to dis-member Vandaveer - Pretty Polly (Official Video) David Holt Pretty Polly Queen Adreena Pretty Polly Dock Boggs - "Pretty Polly"

Giant Everything & Godzilla General! Godzilla Week Day #1 - TOP TEN MOVIES! AWWWW YISSS

BATMAN by Tom Manciewitz >Originally, Mankiewicz had wanted an unknown actor for Batman, William Holden for James Gordon, David Niven as Alfred Pennyworth, and Peter O'Toole as the Penguin. A number of filmmakers were attached to Mankiewicz' script, including Ivan Reitman and Joe Dante. Reitman wanted to cast Bill Murray as Batman, Michael J. Fox as Robin, and Eddie Murphy as The Joker. >The original script was written by Tom Mankiewicz, an on-set writer for the Superman movies. It bores little resemblance to the final movie, and was made to keep the project alive as directors and creatives looked at it and either showed interest or passed it on. >The Mankiewicz script opens in Wayne Manor in 1960 when Bruce Wayne is ten years old. His father, Dr. Thomas Wayne, is running for City Council. The family, including Bruce's mother, Martha, and their butler, Alfred, are established in some gentle scenes demonstrating that young Bruce is a science whiz who has even created a hologram in his basement laboratory. >The family goes out to a movie to see the Audrey Hepburn film THE NUN'S STORY and afterwards the inevitable robbery and murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne take place while they're on their way back to the car. Joe Chill is the killer in this version of the movie, but he's depicted as a contract killer. >The reason Mankiewicz chose to open the film with the death of Bruce Wayne's parents, rather than build up to something this brutal and shocking, was to establish the reality of the film, which was the same purpose behind having Marlon Brando portray Jor-el in the first Superman film. He also wanted to show more of Bruce's time growing up after the murders took place to portray his growth, similar to Kal-El growing up in Smallville. >Rupert Thorne has Thomas Wayne killed in order to win an election bid. >Using a newspaper headline reference to Richard Nixon, we realize that it is now the early 1970s and one night Bruce encounters some street criminals (portrayed as typical biker thugs) who shoot a man in front of his wife and daughter. This is all too familiar to Bruce and he confronts the hoods and in a brutal fight scene he overcomes them. When Bruce realizes that the crime victim has died, it has a profound effect on him. Back at Wayne Manor, Bruce accidentally discovers a cave beneath the home, and the bats he finds in there inspire him and ultimately lead to him becoming Batman. >Batman's first appearance in the movie would have been an unconventional one, taking place in a subway train. >Silver St. Cloud was a major character in the script, as much of the script's storyline was based upon the Strange Apparitions mini-series. She would have been Batman's main love interest, working for a smitten but resentful Rupert Thorne. >The script also contained a party sequence at Wayne Manor, much like the final film. In this script however, The Joker would crash the party and rob all of the guests, ultimately humiliating Commissioner Gordon. The Joker is later revealed to be in cahoots with Rupert Thorne. >The Penguin would also have made an appearance in the film as a secondary villain, described as having a body temperature of 65 degrees and living in sub-zero temperatures. He would've been portrayed as more gaunt and thin than the usual portly rotund version seen in the comics. >Another sequence would take place on a TV game show. A contestant is in front of a huge slot machine which begins showing images of The Joker on the video screens until the real Joker bursts out of one of them and holds the contestant and the audience at gun point. The Joker then announces that from that moment forward, whenever the Batman makes a public appearance, a prominent citizen of Gotham City will be murdered by the Joker. >Bruce Wayne attends the opera and an imposter Batman attends the party as a set-up to ruin Batman's reputation. >Some people in the crowd jeer the Batman, which appears to make him angry, but Commissioner Gordon escorts him back outside. Rupert Thorne invites the Mayor to sit near him and we soon see that a huge chandelier is hanging above where the Mayor is seated, and one of the crystals contains a clear liquid. When the force of a sung high C causes the crystal to crack, the liquid leaks out, infecting the Mayor and his party who begin laughing hysterically—a typical Joker gag—and then abruptly die. >The real twist in all this is that the next day Rupert Thorne is appointed the acting Mayor. Batman is blamed for the deaths as much as the Joker is and Thorne brands the Batman a criminal. >This leads to a sequence in which Bruce questions his own effectiveness because now the image of Batman has been tarnished. >Dick Grayson would be introduced late into the script, complete with his origin where Bruce and Silver attend the circus to see the Flying Graysons perform. They are killed by the Joker, setting up Dick's transformation into Robin. >Dick Grayson is portrayed in his early to mid teens as opposed to his older depiction in Batman Forever. >Unlike the comics, Robin would take a crusade against Batman, as the Batman imposter also appears at the scene and is ultimately blamed for his parent's demise. He later discovers the true culprit and Batman's true identity as he discovers the Batcave below Wayne Manor after his adoption. >The climax of the movie would take place in a museum, where The Joker has kidnapped Silver St. Cloud. When Batman drops down through the skylight, his cape gets hooked on a giant prop. Robin would make his entrance and free Batman. While this is going on, Rupert Thorne would emerge and free Silver St. Cloud from where she had been bound to the giant typewriter ribbon. >When Silver sees that Batman is about to be attacked from behind, she warns him but inadvertently calls him Bruce. Thorne realizes the significance of this and goes to shoot Batman, but one of the thugs crashes into Silver and she accidentally falls into the line of fire and takes the bullet meant for Batman. >Batman goes after Thorne and uses a giant rubber band to spear Thorne with a giant thumbtack, which knocks Thorne into a giant pencil sharpener, which proceeds to grind Thorne up. After this, Batman returns to Silver to embrace her in her last moments. >The script ends with Batman standing on the top of a building at sunrise while Robin comes up behind him.

I'm trying to get into Caribbean music to please my mother and I don't know which genre is the best. I mostly listen to prog if that matters

BLAH Tony Endz & Ghost Rene' - Blah

LIVE FROM STUDIO +4 IT'S PLUS4CHAN RADIO! We have a radio again. So like... post cool songs for it here, ya dig?

ITT: Characters that shaped your personality for years (and they still do)

Since nobody comes to this place anyways, what better time to make a new thread? Share the great and the valuable fan recordings and unreleased songs from the great musicians who lived at some point in history. To keep the FUN going, please refrain from posting links to material that is commercially available. I'll start with the overall greatest recording of the Radio KAOS tour by Roger Waters: https://mega.co.nz/#!n5oHBQ5Q!eBkiGSxvlNNaSIqkqL4D2FjMmjBJ9sMEMKfO6uAjuvM This is the original copy, and not a copy of it. It was released on a short-lived Harvested fan label.

Roy Wood - Lion's Heart

What TV series is /mtv/ following nowadays? What good, short (2 seasons or less), TV series does /mtv/ recommend?

Now that the dust has settled, which was the superior Disney neo-Star Wars sequel kino?

Don't think there ever was a thread about this, was there? Films from Europe, new, or old. Dubbed, or subbed. It doesn't matter. (animation goes to /co/)

Hold on to your butt. Because the park opens tomorrow. Are you READY!?

Hannibal Season 3: You are unprepared for the madness.

“Recut Trailers” Thread T’was looking through older threads, found this link again… //youtube.com/watch?v=DYYlYnT1CZg …and thought this would make for a good thread idea. I’ve been wrong before, though. (Image unrelated.)

Game of Thrones General Joffrey is Still Dead Edition holy shit that "trial" holy shit that "confession" holy shit I love Tyrion more somehow

Streaming ghost rider 1 and 2 if anybody want in kagato23@livestream

The Hobbit: The Tolkien Edit https://tolkieneditor.wordpress.com/2015/01/13/i-have-recut-peter-jacksons-hobbit-trilogy-into-a-single-4-hour-film/ Thank goodness. Summary of the changes and omissions: >The investigation of Dol Guldor has been completely excised. >The Tauriel-Legolas-Kili love triangle has also been removed. >The Pale Orc subplot is vastly trimmed down. >Several of the Laketown scenes have been cut. >The prelude with old Bilbo is gone. >Several of the orc skirmishes have been cut. >Several of the action scenes have been tightened up >Misc. filler scenes.

MTV General Conchita Wurst - Rise Like a P… I haven't cried at a performance like this in a very long time.

This thread will die in a few short days, but let's enjoy it while it's here! Participation is strongly encouraged. Dream Disciples – Resting Place: //youtube.com/watch?v=18FhRpC58RU Sad Lovers & Giants – Your Skin and Mine: //youtube.com/watch?v=FfL9pWcdliE Splashdown – Dig: //youtube.com/watch?v=kICNZvM2his