#ReleaseTheSwanSongCut

[@Scotter1971]

I had the pleasure of seeing a "restored" screening last night at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas (the Paradise itself!) with Paul Williams in attendance!!

[@AuralDeviation]

I was there too!

[@tricksypsychopomp]

i was there three! it was fantastic :-)

[@loanrangerjohn]

Yooo! Me and my family were there too! My dad was an extra in the film so it was cool to see him on the big screen!

[@reXdownhamOG]

I was in college and working as a projectionist when this film came through in 1975. My projectionist mentor made Death Records t-shirts for us, and every night after we closed, we'd go to our nearby pub and get tanked. After we'd had enough brew, we would go back to the theater and run Phantom, just for us!

[@elaynsd]

That's so sick! I would love to see Phantom on the big screen.

[@SirPsychoSidekick]

Man, without youtube, I don't think I would see how many people actually love this diamond of a film. What an amazing film! I'm glad I'm part of that community!

[@DSGodiva]

I may be in the minority, but I really like that the label became "Death Records". Not the crappy editing but the name itself. It's just so blunt and so obvious that it's not obvious at all that I just love it.

[@maxcarr6266]

Nah..as a Original showing Phan of PotP movie theater debut. The name Death was one of my favorite Death metal bands.. so it seems to work. At least for me too!! Sadly.. I never noticed the switch until viewing this..

[@omegapuschel]

@@maxcarr6266 super late but not only is there the incredible metal band Death, but there's also the equally amazing proto-punk band Death. If you haven't heard their album "For All the World to See", I recommend it. I love both bands called Death

[@EthanFyler]

I totally agree, PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE IS AMAZING, it's my favorite film of all time

[@SusanZahorodniuk]

Back when it aired, the theatre had a double feature of Phantom of the Paradise and Young Frankenstein. I lost count of how many times we went to see them.

[@darcywest8140]

I saw the same double feature, and speaking of "double feature" I saw about that same time the Rocky Horror warming up Kentucky Fried Movie. Kentucky was a bomb but the lesser known went on to be a cult classic.

[@Phil-r6k]

I was lucky enough to have seen PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE on the big screen when it was first released. It remains one of the coolest films ever produced. I’ve written about it (briefly) in Scary Monsters magazine, and I’ve always said that the best thing about the film is that Paul Williams wrote all of the music, and the worst thing about the film is that Paul Williams wrote all of the music. I jest, of course, I love the music! This film was released shortly after Paul Williams portrayed the wise orangutan Virgil in BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES.

[@atomickathays]

I just watched the uncut Swan Song Phantom of the Paradise last night in Winnipeg at the 50th Anniversary Show. Amazing!!

[@killifish13]

My wife and I were there as well what a super time . Winnipeg is the Phantom capital of the world !!!!!!!!!!

[@SexMacFarlane]

You didn't hear it from me but the Swan Song Cut exists (De Palma approved) and there was an illegal screening of it last night

[@IAdmitMyCrime]

I really wanna believe this, how would one be able to find it?

[@josephstaub6967]

​@@IAdmitMyCrime It's circulating around on some websites available for download. I downloaded it years ago but I don't know the name of the site that I got it from.

[@redfacegaming7727]

​@@josephstaub6967lolol

[@bsenka]

@@IAdmitMyCrime It’s true. I saw it in theatre in Winnipeg yesterday. It’s officially approved now. I’m guessing (hoping) that a home release is not far off.

[@bruceandt]

I’m from Winnipeg. ALL of my friends had the album. This movie affected me in all the ways you could possibly imagine. Born in 1967, the first time I watched the film may have been when I was 9 or 10. Something about the pace of the film kept me interested. Part comic book and most musical. Each song was impactful and reached me deep as a kid. Visually, this film was almost too much to absorb as a kid. Hence the magic. It was far better than Rocky Horror. That movie never grabbed me in the least. The scores from Phantom never needed to be bolstered. They are all thanks to you know who. Great film. It’s part of me.

[@SelkirkVinny]

I was 11 when I decided, without telling anyone, including my parents, that I was going to catch a bus from the suburbs in Winnipeg (Fort Richmond) all the way downtown, alone, and walk from the bus stop there to see the Phantom of the Paradise back in 1974. I'd never taken a bus, never mind alone. As I think back it's ludicrous. I didn't exactly know where the theatre was but i knew it was downtown, somewhere to the right (lol -I didn't even know a street name). I started off by taking the wrong bus, going in the wrong direction and I ended up at the University of Manitoba, about 10 minutes away from home, which was the end of the line and the bus driver scolded me, telling me to never do that again. Luckily, that same bus simply headed back past the original stop on the opposite side of the street as the "Downtown" version, so off I went. By some miracle I hopped off the bus where I was supposed to, walked a few blocks (to the right of course), and there was the Garrick theatre! Such bloody luck!! I knew I was a bit late, but I headed into the theatre, grabbed a seat and was mesmerized by the film. How late? It was years and years later that I finally watched the film a second time (in full) and discovered this whole other movie that I had only partially seen. At 11, I had walked in just after Phantom had his face melted off! I had no idea of the previous, I dunno, 30-45 minutes of lead up to that moment, but it made no difference to that little 11 year old -it was the best film and best music I had ever seen. I've tried Rocky Horror, and no disrespect, but it just has nothing compared to the emotion and drama and humour that The Phantom of the Paradise possesses. I bought the album immediately after watching the film and, with it's iconic cover and great music, I was entertained for a great many years and still am to this day.

[@ericreinert5494]

One of my all-time favorite movies. I once got a chance to interview Paul Williams and when I told him that he was in one of my favorite movies, he said "which one? Smokey and the Bandit?"

[@palmereldritch7777]

Did you ever catch him in the Arthur Penn movie The Chase - hiddne amongt a ton of hollywood legends - he still stands tall ! pun intended.

[@TheTerminator-n3j]

I saw this movie as a kid in the 90s even though it had came out 20 years earlier. Looking back, its a classic. I think this movie was a generational film between decades of the 50's, 60s, 70s, and the future of the 80s.

[@1223jamez]

I saw this classic on cable in mid-1970's. I must seen this thousands of time. I have this movie on VHS, DVD, LP and CD.

[@DanielS2001]

Thanks to the release of consumer/prosumer editing software, you can rip and re-edit the film if you wanted to. Brian De Palma isn't against the idea of fan edits. Someone did one for his film Raising Cain, which they re-edited the film in a non-chronological presentation similar to how it was presented in the film's original script. De Palma liked it so much, it was included on a recent physical release as the director's cut. So, technically, fans could do the Swan Song cut themselves, which would be an interesting experiment.

[@josephstaub6967]

Someone has done a Swan Song fan edit that is available if you dig around on google enough. It's pretty good but clearly a fan edit (i.e. the color hasn't been re-graded and the Swan Song footage is pretty low quality compared to the rest of the footage) but it's cool to have nonetheless.

[@marcocastillo368]

I was 4 years old when I saw this movie at the "Rialto" theater. I never forgot it! When I was much older I found the LP soundtrack and fell in love with the music all over again. I then ordered the DVD and watched it with my daughters. They loved it more than I! My youngest is a Super Phan and wants a tattoo of Winslow or the Death record label. She would sing songs from the movie at her school talent shows. She made "Old Souls" popular with the staff back then . POTP is a family tradition and we hope to keep it alive for as long as we can.

[@palmereldritch7777]

The Phantom as a family movie, now that's an original take ! Love it that you got the bug at 4years old! Can't imagine what it did to your brain :-) My first experience was way back in '74 or' or '75 in one of those magical open air cinema's they had on the Italian Adriatic Riviera/ Riccione/Rimini. They had these open air cinema's pratcially on every block playing a different movie EVERY night...... they were dirt cheap and i probably wathced it three times in a row........ And then EVER since. it's funny how the movie was nearly invisible in it's first run.......only existing as a record.....which could be found in most hip record stores, though i think they hardly sold, i probably saw the same 3/4 copies lying there for over a year.. Before video/ vhs....... Yeah, then midnight showing in Paris, couple of years later, still no rocky Horror Picture corwds back then. but in the age of youtube and deluxe blu ray 2/4 k restaurations.......and the Palma being anointed most cool director ever......Tarantino must be so jealous. Phantom/De Palma/ Williams stand very tall these days. The movie lost none of it's cool (or message). let's just hope they never do a remake.....

[@warriorv9359]

Saw it when u were 4 that's so dawm cool I remember it as a kid but I didn't see it till I was 21 I last year I got it on DVD even got my Brother a copy it was hard to get as was the CD which I just recently got this movie is a treasure in every way

[@ckellough]

You need to come out to the next Phamtompalooza here in Winnipeg. It's been an almost-annual event since the early 2000s. As recently as 2017, Paul Williams can sell out a big room here in the Peg (seriously, he's a rock star here). It was a magical night: Paul did a set, then they ran the movie, then a local band called Swanage performs the entire soundtrack (well!). At the 2006 PhantomPalooza, we actually managed to reunite pretty much the entire cast. There is a documentary about the weird relationship Winnipeg has had with this film here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2mapIdqm9J9gpI

[@Kaerikillington]

My dad for some reason says I was obsessed with this movie as a kid (I was 12 in Y2K lmao) and I DONT REMEMBER but he insists I was obsessed and always sang the songs and he really thinks I'm just lying when I'm not, why would I lie? I think he thinks I'm embarassed of it but after that I looked it up and it's fucking awesome. Which led me to the documentary you're talking about and I live in Winnipeg and i feel like this is all connected on a universal/soul level hahaha I was a super Fan in another life idk lol it's creeping me out. I definitely want to go to this phantom festival one day! If covid ever fucks off

[@waldorf2007]

Slurpees and Phantom. Ours!

[@desinavan4205]

Just found out about PhantomPalooza. I am now determined to visit the 'Peg, just for this.

[@CassPass73]

Man, is it still going?

[@howardtennenhouse7849]

I am from Winnipeg and attended the screening attended by the stars.Still love the movie.Can be seen on Prime Amazon.

[@elizabethstump4077]

I'm a HUGE fan of this film and I had no idea. Thanks for all this history and original shots.

[@jasonrodgers9063]

My high school buddies & I saw it on OPENING NIGHT, Midnight, Halloween 1974! It was a radio station promotion that we COUNTERFEITED free passes to! I don't feel guilty, because since then I've spent a BUCKET full of $$ on multiple screenings, VHS tapes, DVDs, Blu-Rays, LP soundtrack, you name it. My favorite movie of all time. Hard to believe it'll soon be HALF A CENTURY! Thanks for posting!

[@Kalling-Kazoo]

I have been in love with Paul/Swan since 1974! I’m Terri. I love this film. Thank you for this post more pls and ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@softbatch1]

I only have Phantom on dvd. The only thing that ever looked rigged to me was the marque for the Juicy Fruits in the beginning of the movie. It would be nice to have the original vision of this movie of course. Also, I could see "Faust" on the Death Records box in the record press scene so I didn't understand that and how you couldn't notice that before blu ray. I always thought of it a great little detail because damn, it's right there! Winslow was so close and never ever knew it. Great video, man. I love this movie.

[@otaking3582]

"Swan Song" is such a common phrase that it shouldn't even be allowed to be trademarked. Also, I'm still waiting for the deleted scenes from TURBO: A Power Rangers Movie.

[@karlosed]

Fantastic analisys. By the way, wearing a Rocky Horror shirt while you do this is like Megadeth winning a Grammy and the fanfare were a 'tallica's song.

[@TheManateeParty]

I am, in the end, a troll among giants.

[@phubans]

Having to edit one's work like this is an artist's worst nightmare, not just for the amount of extra work it creates but because of how much it can compromise the original vision.

[@runvalddarkstone5517]

Sad... They could have argued that Death record is the (ominous) name of the company while Swan song was, in fact, just a more casual brand (in order to not frazzle the artist and public). Let's face it, in the 70's/80's people tended not to look kindly at edgy stuff. But a swan is somewhat corny and aloof symbol, universally binded to beauty, grace and ... Classical ballet. This movie is a must watch.

[@leslieperkins2722]

I have watched this wonderful movie at least 100 times. I never noticed any of these things. Thank you.

[@maxcarr6266]

I was 13 in 1975 when this was released. I saw it 12x!! First time I did that..and never did it again with any other movie except for Avatar when it was released on DVD (swore I'd hate that movie until I watched it..lol). Now I'm 59..and just bought my second or third copy of PotP. Gave the other's to my youngest daughter as she loves it now too!!

[@Breizhtobe]

Paul Williams... A living musical genius ! Nobody could have embodied Swan better ! 😎✌️

[@JuvyThaKid]

Absolutely love this movie! Found the soundtrack on vinyl today for $2.50 at a thrift store. Glad to see there's other people that love it too!

[@thecalmcharismatic]

Didn't notice any of this, just discovered this gem a few weeks back and am fascinated.

[@thecoiler1]

I remember seeing this film come on 11pm New Year’s Eve 2006 going into 2007 on AMC. I was in a hotel room with my mom and cousins having a good time Phantom of the opera was my favorite movie and I mistook the Paradise for Opera and stumbled on this classic film. Didn’t see it again until 2017 when I got a copy and I fell in love again. This is one of those movies you just never get out of your head. I listen to the music and sing it from time to time to myself. I’d love to see this film redone in the future.

[@MikeBaudic]

Great video and extensive discussion of the trademark issue. Personally, I think story of the battle with Led Zeppelin, the edits and the great alternative choice "Death Records" just add to the cool lore of this great little cult classic. You see "Death Records" t-shirts on the streets of Winnipeg all of the time. It's got a far more timeless appeal than the original Swan Song design.

[@qdpqdp3294]

Saw POP when I was 12 13 times. Would LOVE to see an uncut version. Some of the music was actually beautiful. Thank you for taking the time to review.

[@akaeda-chan4846]

Oh yes, definitely want to see the Swan Song edit now!!! And thanks for explaining those weird edits in the movie, always knew it had something to do with some legal issues... Phantom is the best ❤❤❤❤❤

[@SlyferSeekerPC]

Damn I didn't knew all about this. Never noticed the editing. But Death Records name and logo was far better. Always though that DeatRecords and Swan Song where more like an enterprise and a personal trademark, and it used to make sense to me. Here in El Salvador POTP has a huge cult following. I'm 27 and this movie was brought to me by my mother. Here we all are Phans my dude. Love the movie. #releasetheswansongcut #restoretheswanverse

[@LEXICON-DEVIL]

My GAWWD dude thank you for making this. I thought I was the only one that loves this movie. This is MY Rocky Horror Picture Show. MEET THE FEEBLE'S (1989) Peter Jackson Pa-Pa-Pleeeease!

[@johnpatterson4272]

Agreed 100% Mr. Keene. This movie is absolutely freakin' awesome. I bought the soundtrack LP in 1975, and I played that bad boy smooth on a console stereo system. I didn't actually see the movie until 1977 at a repertory theatre in the small town where I lived at the time. Did you know it was Canada that kept this movie alive long enough to see a wider release to general movie theatres? Strangely, Winnipeg Manitoba was the initial hotbed for all things 'Phantom...' back-in-the-day. DePalma focused on the interest from Winnipeg for his film which gave him the resolve to push 20th Century Fox for a wide release of what was initially considered a cult-noir film.

[@BBRocker75]

I am fan of this movies from my 9 years old. That was the first time i watch it on tv. To date i love it!

[@thewickedchicken82]

I was 12 when this film came out. We were living in Los Angeles. We used to sneak each other into the theater and watch it over and over. We did the same with Billy Jack and American Graffiti.

[@Thecatdrums3]

Love this film and the music so much! Never knew about any of this information so thanks for the video. Hopefully with the Snyder cut getting so many clicks the studios start releasing those extended/directors cuts for back catalogue films. Loved the blu-rays that had the work prints included. Seems like such an easy way to sell their films that I’m surprised they don’t do it more often.

[@creaturecarolyn]

Hell yes! My favourite movie musical, and my favourite DePalma film too. Masterpiece. 🖤

[@nercohen]

Thanks for this, from one a Winnipeg phan!!

[@stillgotit9770]

Okay, that neon lighting bolt scene scared the shit out of me as a child, what was my mom doing taking me to see this? God bless her because this movie is one of the best to ever do it, musical horror. Extra props to Depalma and the whole cast, bravo!

[@Zwanling]

I´m a fan with an F taking a lecture from a Phan with a PH, and i love it, great video.

[@samuelglass6805]

The SWAN ARCHIVES were always my go-to for everything and anything "SWAN-ish". I hadn't visited lately, so this new info about them comes as quite a shock. But you know what? I LOVE THEM even more for doing it! I'm gonna have to throw some scratch their way if I can, once Stable Genius is out and the Archives are back IN.

[@TheManateeParty]

Oh man, I forgot I was going to make a NordVPN sponsorship joke...

[@josephstaub6967]

I really enjoyed your appearance on the Rock and Metal Combat Podcast, Michael! As for the Swan Song edit, I know that a DePalma-approved fan edit exists and is available somewhere on the internet for download. I downloaded it years ago but I don't know the name of the site that I got it from.

[@serdiaz2]

I haven't seen the movie for a few months. I need to watch it again.

[@Francois15031967]

It would be piece of cake to re edit the re editions. Why nobody does it?

[@pymandres]

be the change you wish to see in the world.

[@Francois15031967]

@@pymandres I mean piece of cake for someone with professional grade film editing tools.

[@That_AMC_Guy]

I would like to know, why in the movie the "band" is known as The Juicy Fruits, but within the context of the credits and the LP album, they are known as The Juicy Fruits, The Beach Bums and then The Un Deads. Since the LP would have had to go into print BEFORE the movie came out, one would think that was an early change. But then the film credits the same three bands as well.... and the credits should have been one of the last things done - as a matter of fact they were because the song "The Hell of it" was intended for Beef's funeral sequence which may or may not have actually been filmed. Not to mention, the band is STILL called "The Juicy Fruits" even when they are on-stage as "The Un-Deads". Watch the film and you'll see the front of the Paradise advertising the 'Fruits and as the crowd rushes through the doors, the doors are plastered with the Juicy Fruits' Logo. There's also the entire sub-plot removed that explained more about Swan and his privacy. During the opening scene, he's hidden behind a mirror, then later during the Phoenix audition scene he's hidden in the shadows. Later, it's suggested that nobody is allowed to take pictures of Swan, but now he's appearing in broad daylight? What changed?? I think De Palma once mentioned the first rough cut of the movie was over 3-hours. Now THAT is something I would like to see released.

[@necromaya]

OK about the bands, it's the same guys in all bands. For the "Nostalgia" show, they're the Juicy Fruits, for the SURF show, they're the Beach Bums, and during then Beef musical, they're the UnDeads. BUT as a regular performing band they were the Juicy Fruits for legal purposes. The other band named were strictly those presentations, for the stage scenes.

[@sylvisterling8782]

@@necromaya Yes. The cream of the jest was/is that they were "musical whores" who would get into whatever identity the record company wanted them in. In the novelization, this passage occurs: Swan: "The real problem is what the hell to do with those Jersey punks now that we've hoisted them up to the point where their a**holes are showing. Why did it have to be *them* Arnold? You're responsible for that.. Do you know that not a single one of them has come up with anything yet? All they do is wiggle their bellys [sic] and pant. It costs a fortune getting them on tape.... not a writer in the bunch." Philbin brings up another singer, Annette, and Swan replies: It's the same thing. Digging up material and hiring studio men. What I wouldn't give for a real talent."

[@Willard50jv]

It's a cult classic in Winnipeg Manitoba

[@julienbraudel7109]

Thanks for those informations, i always wondered what was those moving video incrustations during the film. For the info, this movie was actually well known in France (that is why Phoenix and Daft Punk were so fond of it), as it got the first prize at the Cinema Festival d'Avoriaz (cinéma fantastique). It was then shown once a year on national french television during the 80s and a bit of the 90s (with subtitles, no dubbing), after 10 pm, with excellent critics on TV programs magazines.

[@MotherMagenta]

Look! Roast Beef!! I couldn't help myself

[@BigBlobProductions]

Swan Song makes a lot of sense thematically, but to be fair I have always LOVED the Death Records label and logo.

[@DerekSmithFCV]

But are carburators really what life is all about?!?

[@EvilScooterKitty-zq5wv]

Dual carb set up. :)

[@maxcarr6266]

Yeah man.. Six pack!!

[@JoshuaCraigStrain]

LIKE TOTALLY , BRO !!

[@kasstick_arts]

Found this movie thanks to some dedicated fan a few years ago on a site I was on. I thank that fan very often.

[@cathyortiz1280]

I ❤ this movie! It would be great to see the original un-cut version!

[@ksisu1324]

This was great! I loved 'Phantom of the Paradise' trying to find a place to stream it from.

[@rosemyers2165]

I saw Phantom of the Paradise in 1976, when it was released in a double feature with Bugsy Malone, with Scott Baio and Jodie Foster -and Paul Williams music. Malone played first. It was okay, I guess. I turned 10 in August of 1976. Then Phantom was next and the theatre got noticeably fuller. I was impressed at the beginning -just the colors and energy that kicked the film off. Cool song and act, too: The film never scared me but I really enjoyed the horror elements to this movie. The audience was into it and my friend Jamie Davis and I dug it. When I began playing bass in 1978, I stumbled across the album soundtrack to Phantom of the Paradise and bought it. Still have it to this day . The new versions on dvd look fantastic. Excellent music , and truly one of Brian DePalma’s most enjoyable films to watch : all his movies have glitches of some sort and usually aren’t perfect, but this one, with its colorful yet cheesy aspect and satire and chaos all tossed together never bored me and it’s images still fascinate me to this day. Just watched the dvd a month or so ago. Jessica Harper was also in the superior Italian thriller Suspiria which, like Phantom, is super colorful and even more intense and would have made for a superb double feature if matched with Phantom of the Paradise. Better than Bugsy Malone.

[@allthatisman1]

Great video Michael, also dem mats....mats for daaaays

[@Cinema9Podcast]

This is great! I wish I had found this before we did out episode on this film yesterday.

[@karmelodion]

Magnificent! Thank you Sir!

[@MxchiefMxker]

There’s just so much to love about this movie. Since we have the original footage, someone could fan cut it though

[@DS8379]

I would love to see that footage pack in. But I doubt any of it still exists

[@jerste]

Thank you for this great video.

[@ohmtronseedling]

Wow, it's scary how much power Peter Grant had.

[@theelephantintheroom8016]

I guess because this came into my feed I must be a fan. I'm wondering what took the algorithm so long to figure that out

[@Eiraart]

Got original movie poster on bedroom wall - saw movie back in the 70’s - it use to air at least once a year

[@sprucemoose5056]

Didn’t notice the crude edits the fist time I watch the film now I can’t unseen them

[@craigwallace]

Enjoyed your video! I will share !

[@kichigan1]

Cult followers all over the world. Best memories I have is drinking a beer in some beach bar in El Salvador and when any song from this album came, we would all stand and sing.

[@fakeigniz13]

I noticed some of those wonky logos and never knew what the deal was, until now.

[@jexrutin69]

Special to Me is one of my favorite songs. Jessica Harper's voice is great on it!

[@georgehampton25]

Very interesting. Thanks!

[@raisedbybats.]

I was so confused on why when beefs unveiling had such a weirdly Edited sign

[@catamescatames]

God I wish I hadn't deleted all my social media accounts, I would go to war for this hashtag

[@3dmonkeybizz]

I LOVE THIS FILM! As an old fart I can boast about first seeing it on a black and white tv in 1975!!!!

[@KenLieck]

What's ironic is that I have been getting regular emails for years from a woman here in Austin who has a Swan Song music-related business. It doesn't appear that she has had any legal problems with it -- I think it may have connections with an end-of-life charity or something (hence the name) so maybe that's why she has been left alone? Or maybe Zep still regrets not letting my bud Rick use Dazed & Confused in his movie so they're giving Austin a break now. I'll likely never know -- and that's the hell of it! BTW, my brother ran the Fox Theater here in the '70s and has told me tales about promoting PotP, so he's actually part of the history!

[@Grumpyqueso]

Where can I get that rocky horror shirt

[@gvsb82]

Stop looking at me swan

[@Thomas-lk9ok]

I have LOVED this movie since I was 8 years old! and I have never noticed this before lol

[@TheReedable]

Les Harvey was also 27... That creeped me out

[@johnrooney3809]

I have album from when I was a kid…. And the dvd from later on

[@DominarRygel-XVI]

this deserves more views

[@BlueGeen]

Adore this movie

[@Juanbrujo1971]

My favorite movie ever, mi película favorita de siempre

[@congratsyouarethemoonmaster]

Oh man, so that's why the raven in that scene is clearly an imposed image. I always wondered why some things seemed strange....

[@luie97]

Def next on my watch list

[@jeffcomins3502]

Yes we do a awsome movie

[@josephschminkey5717]

Love the music!!!!

[@Reelphresh]

Melvin back there with his mop.

[@jeanannd]

I've got the songs from the film on my PC. Some great music and songs.

[@ferwoodz]

_The bestest movie ever._

[@bjorn-falkoandreas9472]

I don't know why but to this day this is the scariest movie to me. Maybe because I was so very young when I first so it. Maybe because it was so .... off. Otherworldly. You know why they dressed up Danny DeVito as The Penguin in that way.

[@trappedintimesurroundedbye5477]

i just bought this like 2 weeks ago and just seen it for the first time. must have never been in the movie store i ran 😂

[@ron8802]

I used to have the dvd...album...and 8 track....regret selling them...😕

[@SousSherpa]

Why don't they just get the original print and digitize it and digitally take out all Swan Song references?

[@craigwallace]

You are wearing the wrong shirt buddy!!!!! Lol

[@5uperM]

6:15 Well that's sad.

[@TroyHuber-ct3ih]

Tempi az. Collage town moviehouse.

[@nicolassirias4309]

I loved this movie and I’d really like to see the original cut