|
|
|
|
| Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas |
|
|
HomeMoviesFear and Loathing in Las VegasWhere the Buffalo Roam |
|
|  |  | | Customer Reviews: | | | Average Customer Review: ( 95 customer reviews )
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
434 of 444 found the following review helpful:
WARNING! Do not buy the DVD, Buy the VHS (it's on Amazon) Nov 26, 2002
WARNING! Do not buy the DVD, Buy the VHS (it's on Amazon)I am a huge Bill Murray fan and have seen this movie at least 50 times. I obviously like it and I rank it near Murray's top behind Ghostbusters, Shack, Stripes and Ground Hog Day. However, one of the the great aspects of the movie is its amazing soundtrack: Jimi Hendrix's ax grinding staccato of Purple Haze as Thompson boards the Zoo press plane, Bob Dylan's Highway 61 on the road, Neil Young and more... For some reaosn or another, the producers of the DVD cheaped out and put some candy-licking 80s mall music in its place because they did not want to pay for the rights to these phenomenol tracks. STOP! If you have an ounce of respect for classic Bill Murray, do not buy the DVD. Furthermore, do not watch this decoy cotton candy Debbie Gibson meets Mr. Rogers DVD and walk around saying the movie sucks. You may only say that if you saw the original version. It's available on Amazon. -The Doomed (obscure movie reference) (don't buy it unless the cover has a typewriter on the front) Here are the original tracks... BUFFALO STOMP/Neil Young ODE TO WILD BILL #1/Neil Young ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER/Jimi Hendrix ODE TO WILD BILL #2/Neil Young PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE/The Temptations HOME, HOME ON THE RANGE/Neil Young HIGHWAY 61/Bob Dylan I CAN'T HELP MYSELF/ Four Tops ODE TO WILD BILL #3 WITH DIALOGUE/Neil Young KEEP ON CHOOGLIN'/Creedence Clearwater Revival ODE TO WILD BILL #4/Neil Young PURPLE HAZE/Jimi Hendrix BUFFALO STOMP REFRAIN/Neil Young
98 of 98 found the following review helpful:
I Just Finished Watching The Newer DVD 02/01/05 Feb 02, 2005
By R. L. Towler
"Blatzman"
Just a 'heads-up" for all the fans of the original soundtrack. This new DVD edition released today by Universal, has the same soundtrack as the Anchor Bay DVD release. This is really a pity and just goes to show you what a studio will do to make a quick buck. This year is the 25th anniversary of this movie and I would think that Universal would want to do this right, but this is not the case. Loud boo's and hisses for Universal Pictures!
54 of 56 found the following review helpful:
I agree. DO NOT Buy the Anchor Bay release of this film! Feb 27, 2004
By Eric Reichmuth Anchor Bay bought the rights to this film and for some reason only included a couple of the original songs. And they still advertise on the package that there is music from Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix. This music was taken out! Curse their flagrant lies! The music they added is some horrible studio band. The original music is a key part to this film. Why would any respectable video release company change an origianl film, and on top of it boast an advertisement for something that is not there? Find an original version of this film and BOYCOTT ANCHOR BAY!
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Do Not Buy Universal Studios UPC 096895507533 Mar 03, 2005
By C. Easter Took the advice of warning not to buy the DVD version & STILL ended up with a rescored soundtrack. Painful to watch despite being one of the funniest movies out there. I curse the greedy souless schmuck behind this artistic desecration. The box even "boasts a record score...hit-crammed soundtrack." Hey, you heartless bastard, may you wake up in a pile of rabid weasels to an endless tape-loop of "You light up my Life!"
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Original soundtrack version!!! Sep 21, 2008
By Gabe I've just found that "Where the Buffalo Roam" with the original unedited soundtrack can be found as part of netflix's streaming video selection. It's from the same widescreen master as the DVD, only that horrible 80s temp music is gone. I guess the music rights could be released for instant viewing on the web. Maybe we'll eventually see the right version on DVD one day...
See all 95 customer reviews on Amazon.com
|
|  | |
|
|
|
|
|