is it just me or did wayne seem insane in his interview. an artist so deep into his passion that he was pretty much unpresentable.

this is one reason why i love the flaming lips.

You should have seen the interview at the premiere. I don't know if they showed it at all the premieres, but they did at the one here in Oklahoma City. They showed it before the movie. The whole thing was played on a blu-ray disc, so the quality was really awesome. Anyways, I was actually really glad to see that on the DVD, cause I really loved seeing that at the premiere. It's also cool to see the interviews with the other band members.

I loved Wayne's interview, but was a little disappointed in Steven's. Is Bradley obsessed with Steven's former drug abuse? I guess I just don't see the point. It was cool to learn about his thoughts on acting and the score, however.

i agree about Bradley seems obsessed, time to let it go.

I loved all the extras!

Wayne's thing about circumstances conspiring to make his vision into something more interesting than it originally was is wonderful.

They are all so intensely cool! Holy fuck! What a testament.

Um, I think the extras footage is pretty excellent.

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Originally posted by barkerr:
I loved Wayne's interview, but was a little disappointed in Steven's. Is Bradley obsessed with Steven's former drug abuse? I guess I just don't see the point. It was cool to learn about his thoughts on acting and the score, however.

BAH! thank you! Although I really don't think it has anything to do with Beesley. I don't blame him for the Fearless Freaks scene, it was a documentary and it was happening. What I've never understood is why people go on about it as the greatest part of the movie. I don't think he had anything to do with these interviews.

Every piece of press about the movie seems to mentions it which I think is a shame because it has nothing to do with this movie or this point in time. I've seen the movie multiple times and can't recall any scene that stuck out to me as being filmed at a different time than any other. Maybe I'm just sick of the same things being written about the movie for the last 7 years but it was a little disappointing to see the interviews go over the same shit. I would have much preferred a commentary track as the last couple were hilarious

Wayne must think it "makes an interesting story".

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Originally posted by Kristen:
I would have much preferred a commentary track as the last couple were hilarious

Absolutely. This film demands a commentary, at least by Wayne if not the whole band. I think the story of the making of the movie is nearly as interesting as the film itself.