Pearl Jam in the movies

igotid88 · January 21

Hopefully it gets featured

TinaE · January 21

Pap said:

^ can't wait!

+ 1

demetrios · January 21

https://www.reddit.com/r/pearljam/comments/1qilu1h/movies_and_tv_shows/

Pap · January 23

^ Thanks!

Pap · January 31

Director: Malcolm St. Clair

Run Time: 70 min.

Rating: NR

Release Year: 1925

Starring: Blanche Mehaffey, Charles Emmett Mack, Chester Conklin, Holmes Herbert, Pola Negri

Country: United States

Language: None

About the film:

Celebrating its 100th anniversary, A Woman of the World (1925) follows a liberal European countess, played by Pola Negri, who scandalizes a small, mid-Western American town with her unapologetic independence, sharp wit, and tattooed arm.

Silents Synced creator, Josh Frank, explained, “She’s done being pushed around by men. She’s punk rock before punk even existed. How frickin’ cool is that!”

Pearl Jam, one of the most influential rock and roll bands, continues to sell out stadiums to audiences of 50,000+ and engages with a loyal and enthusiastic fanbase. Frank chose to pair the film with the music from Pearl Jam’s seminal albums Vs. and Vitalogy, saying, “The moment I rewatched this film, I remembered the lyrics of ‘Animal’ – ‘I’d rather be with an animal’ – it just fit.” Their raw energy and urgent, emotional soundscape mirror the countess’s defiance and vulnerability, bringing a gritty new layer to this 100-year-old film.

Pearl Jam’s nonprofit foundation, Vitalogy, will donate earnings from this project to Austin Women’s Health, a local provider supporting reproductive care in Silents Synced creator’s hometown. Their response reinforces their reputation as authentic philanthropists and strengthens the project’s core themes of activism, female empowerment, and creative courage.

A Woman of the World is a long forgotten rare classic ready to be discovered for the first time – it has never been screened until now!

demetrios · January 31

^ Hopefully they release this on digital.

Pap · February 1

demetrios said:

^ Hopefully they release this on digital.

YouTube video, please!

demetrios · February 1

Pap said:

demetrios said:

^ Hopefully they release this on digital.

YouTube video, please!

+1

Wish they had a showing here.

igotid88 · February 2

The original is on YouTube. Obviously without the music

demetrios · February 2

igotid88 said:

The original is on YouTube. Obviously without the music

Thanks!

demetrios · February 6

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tanishtha_kotian/terrifying-behind-the-scenes-movie-facts-secrets

Pap · February 8

demetrios said:

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tanishtha_kotian/terrifying-behind-the-scenes-movie-facts-secrets

5. The cast of The Exorcism of Emily Rose experienced strange things while shooting the film, with one incident involving the song "Alive" by Pearl Jam.

The film, which is based on a true story of a German woman, Anneliese Michel, a mentally ill woman who died of malnourishment during a series of alleged exorcisms, had a series of eerie coincidences that the cast witnessed.

The lead actress, Jennifer Carpenter, had a radio that would turn on in the middle of the night while they were filming. According to the director of the film, the radio would turn itself on and also play one section of the song "Alive" by Pearl Jam repeatedly. The phrase "I'm still alive" would play over and over again.

And it's not just Jennifer Carpenter; Laura Linney's radio also allegedly turned on at night a few times, as did her TV.