Today is the 83rd anniversary of the release of this icon of movies and film. Cinema owes much to this movie. It pioneered SFX and in some cases invented them. It opened the gates for movies to have soundtracks specifically composed for individual movies instead of music libraries. Many of the directors we've come to enjoy have been inspired by this 25 foot ape and without him we may not have had the movie experiences we love now.
Today is the 83rd anniversary of the release of this icon of movies and film. Cinema owes much to this movie. It pioneered SFX and in some cases invented them. It opened the gates for movies to have soundtracks specifically composed for individual movies instead of music libraries. Many of the directors we've come to enjoy have been inspired by this 25 foot ape and without him we may not have had the movie experiences we love now.
Today is the 83rd anniversary of the release of this icon of movies and film. Cinema owes much to this movie. It pioneered SFX and in some cases invented them. It opened the gates for movies to have soundtracks specifically composed for individual movies instead of music libraries. Many of the directors we've come to enjoy have been inspired by this 25 foot ape and without him we may not have had the movie experiences we love now.
That's fantastic PV1. I was never a big enough fan to pick up a Jefferson Airplane album so this is new to me.!!!! Thanks.
That is a live recording at the Fillmore East, and the venue (and/or light show) ran the movie (or perhaps just the ending Empire State scene) while the group was setting up. The cheers are I believe for the ape catching the biplane.
