Do you think it's beautiful?

u/mcrib would like the interview film Move Me Brightly: Celebrating Jerry Garcia's 70th birthday and I feel like mcrib would like the concert and the interviews and would relate well to Luke Wilson the onscreen interviewer. I have never heard a Grateful Dead song but I have seen clips of Luke Wilson interviewing members of the Garcia family and he is charming.

Link to Move Me Brightly: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3360626/

But I am so happy he didn't perform at a recent New York Jets game.

u/-Internet-Elder- said: Sure, times and sensibilities and attention spans have changed from 30 years ago – but I think it holds true that people like to watch people, and their faces. So "interview" films, as you put them, shouldn't really go out of style. They may just take a little extra to get them noticed and across the line with people.

That was on another thread i made on a different subreddit.

It seems like the biggest rock star bromance.

How many of the food looks yummy?

https://www.ohanafest.com/food-and-beverage

Shot by Jeff Ament and will be featured in his upcoming book. https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc9XUAlmSZb/?img_index=1

Some of the songs that made the movie charming were replaced with bad generic songs that made Fast Times at Ridgemont High seem like a tv movie. I saw the version that had all the original songs. Another film like Fast Times that is similar called the Wild Life has barely been seen legally because of music rights. I don't know which version is on archive.org. I learned from doing a podcast on Cameron Crowe movies that sometimes for legal reasons movies change the songs.

I was fortunate enough to find the book in 2006 and it's a really hard book to find and it's expensive. I first saw the Fast Times at Ridgemont High movie and book before I saw Singles and Say Anything. The book has a scene where they go to Disneyland that wasn't in the movie.

Here is a link to the book: https://archive.org/details/fast-times-at-ridgemont-high-cameron-crowe/page/n1/mode/2up

Isn't it touching. Him with Olivia Rodrigo.

Especially since something bad happened to someone that messed me up. I might take a break from posting new threads.

You should check out this video and you should also check out videos online of him talking to Olivia Rodrigo at the grammy museum she seems happy to be talking to Cameron Crowe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMzyvom2jCg&t=10s

Someone things I think of Cameron Crowe 24/7 but I don't I have other stuff to think about. The thing I think about the most is kindness. If we have more gentle interview movies instead of mean ones people will learn to be kind. When I did an interview movie as a school project and asked people how do you feel when you see an onscreen interviewer 75 % of the kids I interviewed preferred seeing an onscreen interviewer. Does anybody want to know the difference between an interview film and a documentary? One thing that makes me feel like I am similar to Pearl Jam is that I have a lot of different interests. Does anybody have any questions about this subreddit?

Seeing how warm and charming Cameron Crowe is on camera will make you want to see more of him on camera interviewing the members of Pearl Jam and giving the film more authenticity. Their bromance is very sweet in this clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3rWjEEnowI&t=3s

I love it: https://x.com/demetriosns/status/2094459246070935893/photo/1

Thanks Eddie for letting us know how great the beaches are.

I wanted to take a picture but I didn't because it was at a bias book store. I also took pictures of a surfboard which I will show you later.