[ 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)]

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.