Saturday, Oct. 10th, 20:15h:

Samstag, den 10.10.2009

20:15 Uhr



Keep on rocking

Shine a Light

Musikdokumentarfilm von Martin Scorsese, USA 2008
Mit Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ron Wood,
Christina Aguilera, Jack White, Buddy Guy u.a.
Erstausstrahlung

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"Shine a Light" war die Sensation der Berlinale 2008 und gilt als einer der besten Konzertfilme aller Zeiten. Regisseur Martin Scorsese trifft auf die Rolling Stones - ein Rendezvous unbestrittener Ikonen der Rockmusik und des Films im Beacon Theatre, New York. Mit den besten Kameraleuten Hollywoods und 16 Kameras gedreht, präsentiert der Film die größten Hits der Band.

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Legendärer Regisseur trifft auf eine der erfolgreichsten Rockbands aller Zeiten: Oscar-Preisträger Martin Scorsese ("Departed - Unter Feinden", "Casino") dokumentierte im Herbst 2006 zwei Konzerte der Rolling Stones. Sein Film zeigt bildgewaltig, was die Stones seit Jahrzehnten live zu einem beeindruckenden Phänomen machen. Wie keine zweite Band verbinden sie Generationen von Fans. Einen Beleg liefern Gaststars wie Christina Aguilera, Jack White und die Blues-Legende Buddy Guy.
"Shine a Light" enthält auch seltenes Archivmaterial und aktuelle Interviews der Rolling Stones, doch im Mittelpunkt stehen die Live-Konzerte im Beacon Theatre in New York. Von "Jumping Jack Flash" über "Sympathy for the Devil" bis zu "Satisfaction" spielen die Stones ihre größten Hits. Unter den Gästen: Bill und Hillary Clinton mit Familie. Die visuelle Umsetzung ist spektakulär: 16 Kameras bringen die Musiker und ihre Performance zur Geltung. Verantwortlich für die mitreißenden Bilder waren die besten Kameraleute Hollywoods: neben Robert Richardson ("Aviator", "Platoon") unter anderem Robert Elswit ("There Will Be Blood"), John Toll ("Der letzte Samurai") und der legendäre Stones-Dokumentarist Albert Maysles ("Gimme Shelter"). "Shine a Light" montierte Scorsese aus insgesamt 150 Kilometern gedrehtem Filmmaterial. Er zeigt mit Selbstironie auch die Rahmenbedingungen der Aufnahmen und den Vorbereitungsprozess. Nichts verläuft ohne Probleme, weil mit Jagger und Scorsese zwei Perfektionisten aufeinander treffen. Nicht nur in der Auswahl der Soundtracks seiner Filme stellte Martin Scorsese sein Gespür für Musik unter Beweis. Bereits 1970 wirkte er am legendären "Woodstock"-Film mit, 1978 drehte er den Konzertfilm "The Last Waltz", 2003 den ersten Teil einer Musik-Doku-Serie über den Blues und 2005 "No Direction Home: Bob Dylan". Zurzeit arbeitet er an einem Projekt über George Harrison und an einem Spielfilm, in dem auch sein zweites großes Thema - die Mafia - zum Tragen kommt: "Sinatra".

3sat setzt die fünfteilige Reihe "Keep on rocking" im Anschluss, um 22.10 Uhr, mit "Lou Reed's Berlin" fort

Schon auf Fernsehen? Blimey, that was quick!

and on October 4, 2009 on ORF2 (austrian tv) 23.05 h

Austrian women are sweet.

yeah, thanks a lot for informing us, Rank Stranger

ohhh, thanks for this info

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

"Shine A Light" will already air tonight on the public Austrian broadcasting channel ORF2, at 11:05 PM CET (sadly, a tad too late for me, as I have to get up early tomorrow for work - will watch it on 3sat next Saturday):

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Bump reminder for tonight

have been watching it today feel the sound IS unfortably mixed
otherwise great fun

I like the scene when Bill Clinton was talking with them
and they atced kinda like well behaved guys, when they really wanted to
make mockery of everything, as they always do, Micks expression is priceless

and Micks camillion accent when he says "Hellooouuu" to the Clintons mother

great fun !

well--Stones evening again. I am here with ten friends tonight and wait to see "The rolling stones" on 3 sat Tv tonight

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

Never having seen the film before, my wife and I are also waiting for the show to start on 3sat.

what a great show!! all are dancing here

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

love the movie. SWH is awesome, and there are other great moments. only really weak point: the booooooring and far too long crap version of "just my imagination"....oh dear! that sucks.

F**kin' awesome. Gotta buy the DVD!

Is it right that it runs too fast comparing it to the cinema version I saw last year and to the "Shine a Light" CD?

just great---think we hear the stones-stuff---all night long

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

it was a great evening. During the movie I got some sms from my friends with "ohh.. and ahhh .. cool (Keith on you got the silver".. it is not the same to see it on TV than on DVD.Another feeling. A kind of proudness is there.. "our boys on tv".. felt like I am a little child/teenager.

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RobertJohnson
Is it right that it runs too fast comparing it to the cinema version I saw last year and to the "Shine a Light" CD?

This was discussed here when Shine a Light was released on dvd in Europe, cannot find the link right now, but here's some technical advice:

[www.michaeldvd.com.au]

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Rank Stranger

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RobertJohnson
Is it right that it runs too fast comparing it to the cinema version I saw last year and to the "Shine a Light" CD?

This was discussed here when Shine a Light was released on dvd in Europe, cannot find the link right now, but here's some technical advice:

[www.michaeldvd.com.au]

Thank you very much, so I'm right. 4% have a disturbing effect for me. The band seems to rush through the set. The momentum of the music is lost in my opinion.

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RobertJohnson

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Rank Stranger

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RobertJohnson
Is it right that it runs too fast comparing it to the cinema version I saw last year and to the "Shine a Light" CD?

This was discussed here when Shine a Light was released on dvd in Europe, cannot find the link right now, but here's some technical advice:

[www.michaeldvd.com.au]

Thank you very much, so I'm right. 4% have a disturbing effect for me. The band seems to rush through the set. The momentum of the music is lost in my opinion.

4% speed-up is indeed rediculous and has kept me from buying SAL so far.
this doesn't occur on NTSC and Blue Ray though and I'm quite sure TV 3-SAT can afford it.

so the question remains: did they air the pitch correct version?

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RobertJohnson

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RobertJohnson
Is it right that it runs too fast comparing it to the cinema version I saw last year and to the "Shine a Light" CD?

This was discussed here when Shine a Light was released on dvd in Europe, cannot find the link right now, but here's some technical advice:

[www.michaeldvd.com.au]

Thank you very much, so I'm right. 4% have a disturbing effect for me. The band seems to rush through the set. The momentum of the music is lost in my opinion.

4% speed-up is indeed rediculous and has kept me from buying SAL so far.
this doesn't occur on NTSC and Blue Ray though and I'm quite sure TV 3-SAT can afford it.

so the question remains: did they air the pitch correct version?

I guess no, I heard the CD today and it was a great difference between the version on 3Sat and the CD. But it is only my impression and it's from memory. Though I saw some tracks on Youtube, I think the tempo was okay there, so I guess, 3Sat aired the uptempo-version.

You're right, RobertJohnson - they did air the uptempo-version

As we had a gig to do, my band mate programmed his DVD thingy and recorded it.
he just gave me the DVD - me, sittin' there with my guitar in anticipation...... now I'm officially p****d off!

what kind of a high tech age is this?
can't those @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& get something @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& for @#$%& @#$%&!!!

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open-g
You're right, RobertJohnson - they did air the uptempo-version

As we had a gig to do, my band mate programmed his DVD thingy and recorded it.
he just gave me the DVD - me, sittin' there with my guitar in anticipation...... now I'm officially p****d off!

what kind of a high tech age is this?
can't those @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& get something @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& @#$%& for @#$%& @#$%&!!!

Yeah, they make it that the band sounds like a Mickey Mouse Orchestra and MJ is dancing like Charly Chaplin ... lousy thing ... so it remains to buy the Blue Ray-version. Best wihes RJ.

Y'all are actually making an effort to watch it on TV? Is that it?

searching the web about the airing of SAL on 3 SAT.

Shine A Light
3 SAT
Rolling Stones
Martin Sorcese
4%
Speedup
mickey Mouse
out of tune
over a half tone higher
pitched
body of work.............

it's @#$%& rediculous, no one seems to care!
a lot of points mentioned just direct back here to IORR.

isn't it about time for some Rolling Stones lawyers to take action against those mindless twits that are stabbing at the Stone's body of work by making the band indeed sound like a Mickey Mouse Orchestra and MJ dancing like Charly Chaplin?

I mean it is understandable to release Robert Johnson's recordings from the 30'ies when no one knew how it shoulda been.
in these 'Tech' days though - it's like building up the new Twin Towers and screwing up with imperial and metric messurements and nobody cares why they look like bananas!
grrrrr. I'm steamin'!

You can keep your money, PAL!

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skipstone
Y'all are actually making an effort to watch it on TV? Is that it?

Nope, it's not!
the issue between the PAL and NTSC/Blu Ray version has been discussed here when the DVD release was announced.

Only this time the movie was aired for the general public on TV as a premierein the wrong freakin'pitch !!!
get it?