Escape From New York Theme (BEST QUALITY)

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[Natalie T]

lee van cleef, fk i miss him

[StefansZZ]

Me too! =(

[Snake Plissken]

cute

[reniisgod]

Lets just cool the MGS talk and admire this fucking excellent track. Such an epic piece of music

[alexalvarado144]

Snake Solid....

[Greg Ingram]

If they re-made Rambo - do you think it would be as good? The chasing through forests, escaping the police station? Or is it you know logically its fiction and you, somewhere in the mind, cannot suspend disbelief any more? I loved Rambo by the way!

[Greg Ingram]

HI Tommy...I agree with you. I happily watch EFNY and many other Kurt Russell movies and John Carpenter ones. And more from that era. With fondness and maybe wiser, older and lived more. However, re-making this movie isn't going to provide the update in cinematic wonder 30 years later. The 1980s was a special and lucky time for film lovers because of the enchanted appeal to our imaginations which had never been experienced. Now, so much is expected.

[Tommy Bhanani]

We may have lost our innocence, but that does not prevent us from returning to the past, albeit wiser (and assuredly...grittier).

[TheMagalhaessss]

great times

[Greg Ingram]

I meant the remake of Evil Dead - in case I tread on millions of peoples memories of a truly scare original.

[Greg Ingram]

Also - I watched this movie on VHS maybe 2 years after release (1983/84). Its part of that era. Its something to look back with a warm glow of nostalgia. I don't think a remake will have the same effect now with a young generation. I also don't think the movie companies care for any of our memories and sentimentality for these movies. Its now about making cash on something that's already out there, somewhere. Side point - how fucking bad was EVIL DEAD? pish poor.

[Greg Ingram]

There is no point in a remake. Its not Kurt Russell at the height of his powers. Its not the early 1980s. We didn't know much of special effects and our mental landscape was limited in expectations but this and many other movies 'widened and developed' our primitive cinematic imaginations. That said, we cannot re-do that now because we are no longer innocent in our cinematic imaginations. This innocence was the mechanism that embellished these types of movies somewhere in our minds - forever.

[pollo20x6]

After seeing the evil dead remake, my faith in remakes being faithful to the source material and standing on their own, has been restored.

[Cancrizans]

I haven't seen that one...but I have a feeling your definition of "awesome" means "had moar akshun and speshul affectz". These are not what makes a good movie. Plus you can't beat Roddy McDowall. :P