Post a hat trick (OST, Movie and Book related)

The_Hook_Up

All 3 are top shelf BookMovieOST

Duderonomy

This'll just be a race to list "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" by Philip K Dick, OST by Vangelis, and "Bladerunner" by Kubrick.

bassie

white_tea

"Bladerunner" by Kubrick.

I'll go with "Virgin Suicides"

The book, film and soundtrack all stand on their own for me.

I thought about "The Spook Who Sat By the Door," but I've actually never seen the movie.

bassie

The Exorcist

To Sir With Love

RAJ

DrWu

fejmelba

Jan Wolkers R.I.P.

bassie

pointman

Duderonomy

"Bladerunner" by Kubrick.

Ha! More haste less speed - directed by Ridley Scott.

butterybiscuits

Dustbuster

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bassie

onetet

I thought about "The Spook Who Sat By the Door," but I've actually never seen the movie.

The movie and the book both feel a little off-kilter at times but make up for it with a lot of righteous anger.

I'm thinking Clockwork Orange[/b] is an obvious choice for this thread.

Jesus' Son[/b] is my usual pick for a recent film that holds its own w/ the book, and as I recall there are some good song choices on the soundtrack, although I can't remember the score at all and suppose since it was made in the last 10 years it is likely not so good..

SoulOnIce

I'm all about hat tricks!

SoulOnIce

onetet

I'm all about hat tricks!

Good choice! Love the film and soundtrack, unfamiliar w/ the novel.

leisurebandit

never read the book, but that movie was pretty (Elevator to the Gallows). Soundtrack is fire though...

i'm having a hard time thinking of a true hat trick. Good thread though. there's gotta be more...

onetet

A few of Melvin van Peebles' films were novels (written by him to secure funding for the films) first, but I can't recall which ones other than Story of a 3-Day Pass.

Guzzo

Jesus' Son[/b] is my usual pick for a recent film that holds its own w/ the book, and as I recall there are some good song choices on the soundtrack, although I can't remember the score at all and suppose since it was made in the last 10 years it is likely not so good..

don't knock it, Great book and the film holds up quite nicely. the soundtrack introduced me to "The Love You Save" by Joe tex which, in my opinion, is one of the greatest soul songs of all time

tirefire

onetet

Jesus' Son[/b] is my usual pick for a recent film that holds its own w/ the book, and as I recall there are some good song choices on the soundtrack, although I can't remember the score at all and suppose since it was made in the last 10 years it is likely not so good..

don't knock it, Great book and the film holds up quite nicely. the soundtrack introduced me to "The Love You Save" by Joe tex which, in my opinion, is one of the greatest soul songs of all time

cool. yeah, i remember a lot of great 60s songs being used in the film, i just couldn't remember if the original score/incidental music was any good.

soulmarcosa

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Um, this one might blow the "Three movie versions" hat trick.

HarveyCanal

An obvious one...

bassie

Featuring The Chico Hamilton Quintet

Guzzo

An obvious one...

never read the book but when talking about Kubrick you gotta give a nod to this one

SPlDEY

Which completly inspired this hat trick







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edith head

so many people i know are raving about this recently which i don't really understand cause it was written in the 50s. it's not cause of will smith is it?

onetet

From a novel by Kobo Abe, and with a soundtrack by Toru Takemitsu.

Same author, director, and composer also gave us "Face of Another," recently out w/ Woman in the Dunes on Criterion.

Guzzo

and another one...