New York, NY
Matt Lenz, a player in pinball NYC's league, put together this awesome documentary called "Replay".
I personally don't remember saying any of these things, but apparently I did..
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That one works. Though I saw this in the "deleted" thread. I was just letting the OP know his link wasn't working.
Wow! Great film! This turned out way better than I expected. Gotta buy Matt a beer next time I see him.
Pretty good, but I definitely could of done without the Eminem songs, they didn't belong at all. It was also a bit too "NYC"-centric for my tastes.
Quoted from Mycal:Nicely done!...except for the profanity laced opening title song
I think I'm experiencing deja vu....
Leduc, AB
Quoted from Rum-Z:Nice, but yeah.. that rap music at the beginning. What's up with that?
I thought it was appropriate . . . kind of a come back from the depths of destruction theme. If they wanted Eminem though perhaps they should have considered that theme song from 8 Mile, would have had the same effect but is slightly less profane.
Quoted from Mycal:Nicely done!...except for the profanity laced opening title song
Hey, I heard that somewhere before....
It IS a good documentary, minus the profanity. As a result of the language, my nephew cant watch it (well, at least I won't let him) and he loves pinball and pinball history.
Chris
Quoted from Rum-Z:Nice, but yeah.. that rap music at the beginning. What's up with that?
Some of us don't experience ear bleeding when exposed to rap. Maybe have a doctor look at that? 
Quoted from Aurich:Some of us don't experience ear bleeding when exposed to rap.
I hear ya, but that song just isn't cutting it (IMO of course). Opening has really nice AE or whatever animation, but that song seems to be bringing it down. The rest is standard pinball vid fare.
Quoted from Aurich:Some of us don't experience ear bleeding when exposed to rap. Maybe have a doctor look at that?
Hmmm I didn't experience any bleeding, maybe because I don't mind rap, but as far as the profanity, it has it's place and imho a documentary on pinball isn't that place. But hey that's just me and my 2 credits.
I'd actually prefer to not have the profanity just so I don't have to turn down a pinball documentary when my kids are around. But I like to harass the rap haters, so there's that.
Quoted from Aurich:I'd actually prefer to not have the profanity just so I don't have to turn down a pinball documentary when my kids are around. But I like to harass the rap haters, so there's that.
I'm not a rap hater. I thought it just felt out of place at the beginning of the video, especially with the profanities, that's all.
Quoted from cleland:That was great, I really enjoyed watching that. Nice to see the younger hipsters socializing and playing pins, much better than geeks in their garage
Thanks for sharing.
Actually those hipsters made me cringe. Anyone but hipsters! Ugh.
Quoted from flashburn:Actually those hipsters made me cringe. Anyone but hipsters! Ugh.
Watch Special When Lit and get back with us on that thought....
Chris
Loved the documentary, but I just didn't think the theme song fit at all. The song really takes away from the overall experience of watching the show. Bad that it's one of the first and last things you hear. Great job other than that though.
Was hoping to enjoy this......but with the disgusting language in the opening song,
I had to stop it..
Cool Vid! Thanks for posting!!!!
Quoted from PW79:I have to admit the music just doesn't belong
Having a current rapper of today (Eminem) with the most popular 80's rappers (Dr. Dre) that is producing and still out there is perfect.
It represents the old being re-presented to the youth of today.
I'm biased, because I grew up liking rap as a kid in the 80's, not for everyone, obviously.
How many rock songs did something like old 'n new together resently?
Cool Vid! Thanks for posting!!!!
Having a current rapper of today (Eminem) with the most popular 80's rappers (Dr. Dre) that is producing and still out there is perfect.
It represents the old being re-presented to the youth of today.
I'm biased, because I grew up liking rap as a kid in the 80's, not for everyone, obviously.
How many rock songs did something like old 'n new together resently?
In the 90's I listened to rap, ate ecstacy & dated strippers.
Yet that song still sucks to me & represents a lot of suck
Most rap is fake, like WWF. Remember when 2pac was with Digital Underground? Remember when Dre wore makeup & sweaters! Collio has a cooking show now FTW!
Studio gangsters lol
Sprinkle a shit, F bomb, couple slurs & BAM you have post 1991 rap!
Damn look @ Dre, such a bad M'r F'r eh?
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