[ SECRET POST #5710 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5710 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What was the last movie you watched and did you enjoy it?

[(Anonymous)]

The Netflix documentary about Woodstock 99. Ahahaha, oh fuck. I have such a fondness for failed concerts and conventions and this one was a SHIT SHOW.

The doc kind of pulls it's punches but it was still nice.

Re: What was the last movie you watched and did you enjoy it?

[(Anonymous)]

I saw a documentary on HBO about that festival and it was fascinating. I'll have to check out this Netflix one, too, see how it tackles the topic. "Shitshow" is a very apt description indeed - I was a teenager at the time, and I remember hearing about it on the news and everything, it was that big a deal. My dad worked in radio and there was even talk of sending him out there to cover the festival, but the plans fell through. And looking back, thank goodness they did.

But yeah. So much failure and stupidity all over the place with that festival, it's crazy.

Re: What was the last movie you watched and did you enjoy it?

[(Anonymous)]

My spouse, who watched it with me, was 15 and LOVED Korn and half the other bands. I was 11 at the time and super into Boy Bands and Britney Spears so this thing had *never* crossed my radar. Our reactions to the documentary were very different :D

There's one on HBO? I should watch that too.

Re: What was the last movie you watched and did you enjoy it?

[(Anonymous)]

Ha, that's great :p. I would've been 14 at the time, would've turned 15 later that year, and I was kind of in a weird limbo between those two musical spectrums. I loved Britney and Backstreet Boys and Christina Aguilera and all that, but I also liked a lot of the alternative rock that was big around that time (though I never really got into Korn or Limp Bizkit - I might've liked a song or two of theirs, but that was about it). I definitely think I was kinda trying to sort out my own musical identity around then, LOL.

But I do remember being up late that summer and watching MTV, because that was the time of day when they'd still show music videos, and that was when I heard the news about the craziness that went down there. I think I saw it in an MTV News brief or something.

And yeah, HBO put out a documentary about the festival last year as part of its "Music Box" series, which was a set of six different music-themed documentaries (there's one about DMX, and there's one about Alanis Morisette's Jagged Little Pill album that I still need to sit down and watch). The Woodstock '99 documentary is called Woodstock '99: Peace, Love, and Rage. From what I've heard about the Netflix documentary it seems like they both cover a lot of the same ground, but yeah, it's out there if you want to check it out, too :). I thought it was pretty interesting. And infuriating.