PEARL JAM TWENTY WORLD PREMIERE @ THE TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL

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  • ChefG
    ChefG Posts: 11
    PM Me if you are interested.
  • smarchee
    smarchee Windsor, Ontario Posts: 14,539
    fucking fabuolous documentary of the band

    everyone will love this

    so glad I got a chance to see the world premier

    definitly loved the "birth of no" that footage of the gig was hilarious

    and Ed coming into his own with the security guard, awesome
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  • Ridin The Wave
    Ridin The Wave Posts: 552
    Just got home. Still can't believe how awesome that movie was! I'm already excited for the 20th to see it again.
  • qwerty1
    qwerty1 Posts: 142
    The grammy scene with Stone was the best part . The minutes leading up to it were a little WTF. But it sets up the grammy scene perfectly!

    Everyone will love the movie. Lots of stuff we have never seen before.
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  • Ridin The Wave
    Ridin The Wave Posts: 552
    Also, it's really really worth it to not read any reviews or anything that anybody has written....it's totally worth it....some really really great surprises.
    **Easy for me to say having already seen it, but I avoided all things movie related until after I watched it and I'm SO glad I did.**
  • Red Lukin
    Red Lukin Canada Posts: 2,994
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  • MC192372
    MC192372 Posts: 2
    One of the fortunate ones to watch the world premiere at TIFF. Awesome, is a complete understatement. Brought chills and made me tear up. True appreciation for the greatest group of guys to form a band. All of the guys got on stage before the show with Cameron Crowe. Must see for all. Can't wait for the back to back shows Sunday and Monday at the ACC. Bring it on.
  • DB41
    DB41 Posts: 539
    Eddie literally wrapped around Chris during Hunger Strike was the best
  • Dead Man Walking
    Dead Man Walking Toronto-ish Posts: 2,762
    Just got back from the premiere...what a series of lucky bounces for me to even get a ticket...I won't spoil any of the movie but I can tell you, no one will be disappointed.

    WHen I got there, it was 1:20 and I got in line all the way behind the building, almost back to the front it had wrapped around so far...as I was walking in, this huge white limo bus pulled up and the guys came out...I was just standing there. I didn't know what to do so I just snapped a quick pic with my phone and kept walking...

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    EDIT: Also, at the end of the film during the credits, there was a version of Neil Young's "Walk With Me" with Ed on vocals. Does anyone know where I can find that version? it was amazing.
  • silverjam01
    silverjam01 Posts: 6
    Awesome!!!!

    Thanks for sharing this pic!
  • Better Dan
    Better Dan Posts: 5,684
    Dead Man Walking wrote:
    EDIT: Also, at the end of the film during the credits, there was a version of Neil Young's "Walk With Me" with Ed on vocals. Does anyone know where I can find that version? it was amazing.


    Was it different than the Bridge School version? That one is on the soundtrack so I'm assuming it would be the same one. You can find it on youtube.
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  • Dead Man Walking
    Dead Man Walking Toronto-ish Posts: 2,762
    edited September 2011
    Better Dan wrote:
    Dead Man Walking wrote:
    EDIT: Also, at the end of the film during the credits, there was a version of Neil Young's "Walk With Me" with Ed on vocals. Does anyone know where I can find that version? it was amazing.


    Was it different than the Bridge School version? That one is on the soundtrack so I'm assuming it would be the same one. You can find it on youtube.

    It was that song but it was studio, not live...

    EDIT: I'm being told it's going to be on the soundtrack...just looked and it's track 13....nice.
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  • justam
    justam Posts: 21,415
    I'm really looking forward to seeing this movie.
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  • NHiding
    NHiding Posts: 1,911
    The version of Walk With Me was from the Bridge and it was live...it just sounded THAT good.
  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    NHiding wrote:
    The version of Walk With Me was from the Bridge and it was live...it just sounded THAT good.

    god, did it ever! :mrgreen:
  • Dead Man Walking
    Dead Man Walking Toronto-ish Posts: 2,762
    NHiding wrote:
    The version of Walk With Me was from the Bridge and it was live...it just sounded THAT good.

    Yeah, just checked the tracklisting on the soundtrack...Hearing it over the credits, I couldn't believe it was live...especially when you compare it to the audio on youtube...

    Maybe they should be releasing Bridge School as bootlegs with parts of the proceeds going to the school...*ahem* :D
  • ellbee
    ellbee Posts: 6
    Does anyone know where the preshow in TO for 9-11 is, thank u.
  • LeafsJaysCubsRaptorsFan
    LeafsJaysCubsRaptorsFan Posts: 3,417
    loved how we got to experience the film with concert equipment sound. going to be interesting to hear the difference on September 20.
  • DopeyBoy
    DopeyBoy Posts: 170
    WOW!!!!
    I feel SO fortunate to have been able to go to the premiere today...almost makes up for not being able to go to PJ20 last weekend!
    What a fantastic movie! I'm not afraid to say that I teared up quite a few times...especially at the beginning. My fiance teared up before it even started, just from all the energy and emotion in the theatre. The girl beside her was pretty much bawling through the first 20 minutes! Crazy.

    Now I'm just that much more excited for tomorrow's show! Yeah baby!!!
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