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1965 Posted - 02/28/2010 : 23:08:36
Did anyone who had the advance DVD copies actually screen on 26 Feb as was suggested? Any reports, convert any new fans?

I couldn't do it, as I was prepping for ACDC gig the next day, which was great by the way. All going well, Thurs 4th March will be my day..


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jackruby Posted - 03/23/2010 : 03:51:59
I realize that the location is desolate and local Fb fans are few, but if there is enough interest, I would be willing to organize just such an event in Grand Island Nebraska. There is a beautiful theater that was built during the silent movie era (check out the history page).
http://www.grandmovietheatre.com/index.html
It was purchased and converted to a 501(c)3 nonprofit to prevent it from going the way of the buffalo.
I'm pals with the vice president of the Board of Directors. I know The Golem is something he would really enjoy and want to see enjoyed by others in the theater.
Bands that I've been in have played there in the past. I am not sure if they still do live music, but I think it would be cool to preface the movie with a little Fb tribute show. Perhaps members of this forum could create a pseudo band, decide on a set list, practice individually, and get together once for a rehearsal the afternoon before the show. I'll volunteer myself for drummer. I would also be willing to provide a PA, amps, mics, and even guitars and bass if people wanted to pack lightly.
Again, this would all depend on the amount of interest people have. If 30-40 people on this forum would come, I could probably get that many locals to show up and I think it would be worth it.
Then of course the Grand Theater's Board of Directors would have to give the Okay--but I think I can handle that.
soundofataris Posted - 03/22/2010 : 16:20:57
We had a bit of a family reunion two weeks ago and I was able to muster up a group of about 13 people to watch. Some had seen the Golem before (I made them watch that, Cabinet of Doctor Caligri, and Nosferatu back a few years ago when I was on a big Expressionism kick) and some were pixies fans, one was a fb & the Catholics fan, and one was a very big film geek. All of them dug it, with a few asking for a burned copy of the cd. The ones that had seen The Golem before all agreed, to a person, that Charles' score greatly improved the movie for them. My mother told me that while she had original found the film visually striking when I first showed it to her, it had eventually lost her interest after a half hour or so. This time, with the engaging themed, lietmotif, and the commenting/explaining lyrics, she had a much more satisfactory viewing and never became bored. I consider that a Black Francis victory!

As I now have the 5 disc set I am going to send the screener to a college buddy of mine who's now in the army. He's a big pixies fan and enjoys cinema, so I think he'll appreciate it. I may first show it to some law school friends living in NY. I sort of duoubt its up their alley but, dagnabbit, I want to share!



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danjersey Posted - 03/20/2010 : 17:26:32

anyone planning on getting some well versed fans (and some not so) together for a "Rocky Horror" like bash?
solofloyd Posted - 03/15/2010 : 05:58:55
Very cool, 1965.

I wonder if BF would allow the theatre in my town to screen The Golem if I let them use my DVD. It is the theatre where the famous 'running out of the theater' scene took place in The Blob.

http://www.thecolonialtheatre.com/

Home of BlobFest - http://www.thecolonialtheatre.com/about-the-colonial/blobfest/

The 'running out' is re-enacted every year at BlobFest - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ4002V0ZYs

Even better if BF would come play the score live!! A solo acoustic show would be great too!!
1965 Posted - 03/14/2010 : 01:17:02
Appreciate all the comments everybody. Tried to get into the spirit of an "event" - and it worked well, a magic night.


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Superabounder Posted - 03/13/2010 : 17:08:02
That is sweet!!



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trobrianders Posted - 03/12/2010 : 08:00:49
Sounds like a heroic night. Congrats 1965.

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coastline Posted - 03/11/2010 : 17:39:48
Same here. If I'm ever in Oz ...


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Daisy Girl Posted - 03/11/2010 : 17:15:01
man, that is so cool 1965. i would have loved being part of that screening group!
Idalgo Clandestino Posted - 03/07/2010 : 21:13:00
inspiring!





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eroticvultcha Posted - 03/04/2010 : 01:27:22
1965, I am most jealous. Coolest thing I've heard in a good while.


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Ziggy Posted - 03/04/2010 : 01:22:28
Amazing!
1965 Posted - 03/04/2010 : 00:33:42
04 March 2010 - I did the unthinkable tonight... I did my home screening of The Golem in a Cinema. My family own a Theatre, so about a week ago I had the crazy idea to try and show it there. Everything lined up, so I thought F* it, let's do it. End result = amazing! It was well worth the small effort to get it organised. I had a private/closed session of 12 people. Everyone loved it.

It was the first time I had seen the whole film in one sitting. It had a very nice slow build throughout, a journey. FB's score blends really well, some wonderful moments scattered right thru, I am still on a high. Thank you Black Francis (+ EDF) for the most memorable experience. ---

In context with above story, here is a pic of our Theatre (The Star Court). Photo was not taken on Golem night, but you get the idea. Theatre dates back to 1921.



Not The Castro, but close enough.



The Ticket.




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1965 Posted - 03/04/2010 : 00:27:18
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Originally posted by matto

was hit-or-miss; small group; old(er) fans liked it, the one new one not so much. everyone's impressed with the packaging of the full release though. which is nice! good luck with your screening! : )

sminki pinki



Thanks matto.. Report coming soon.


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Czar Posted - 03/02/2010 : 14:03:25
I am considering organizing one... if I can receive my copy!!!

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matto Posted - 03/01/2010 : 07:28:44
was hit-or-miss; small group; old(er) fans liked it, the one new one not so much. everyone's impressed with the packaging of the full release though. which is nice! good luck with your screening! : )

sminki pinki

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