Stevie attends the opening night premiere of 'The Book of Henry

[wheart]

Originally Posted by sue

I agree about the colour or lack of it....but black is de rigeur

However I really love the hunting coat/dress tail coat..very edgy with silk lining in a kind of gold and ...especially the zips.....

yeah the gold lining is special. So there is something that isn't black on her! The satin lapels are also a nice touch.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

"Crystal" from Practical Magic was prominently featured in a scene, and "If You Ever Did Believe" was in fact the closing credits song. But you're right...most of the others are either barely audible ("Touched By An Angel", "Twisted") or are only featured for 5 -10 seconds - "Battle Of The Dragon" is one of those in both categories, which was a shame since it's such a beautiful song.

Well now she is singing the theme song to a dud. Critics hate the movie. That's what she gets for not doing the Fleetwood Mac album.

[SisterNightroad]

All the aforementioned movies in which Stevie was featured in the soundtrack had and still have bad critic reviews, so this isn't really a thing.
Sometimes bad (or so considered by critics) movies have a great soundtrack, see Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, a lot of Bond movies, The Bodyguard, Highlander, Marie Antoinette...

[sue]

Originally Posted by wheart

yeah the gold lining is special. So there is something that isn't black on her! The satin lapels are also a nice touch.

Ooooh didn't see the satin lapels, will have another look.
At least some thought of dressing up, is in this outfit...
It is difficult to remember sometimes, how she used to dress.

[bwboy]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Well now she is singing the theme song to a dud. Critics hate the movie. That's what she gets for not doing the Fleetwood Mac album.

What Fleetwood Mac album? Lindsey and Christine have both made it very clear their album is a duets album, so I'm confused. Lindsey especially went out of his way to say the Buck/Vie album was never meant to be a FM album. You're not suggesting they're... lying, are you?

And Stevie's song is great, regardless of whether the movie is good or not. One has nothing to do with the other lol!

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

"Crystal" from Practical Magic was prominently featured in a scene, and "If You Ever Did Believe" was in fact the closing credits song. But you're right...most of the others are either barely audible ("Touched By An Angel", "Twisted") or are only featured for 5 -10 seconds - "Battle Of The Dragon" is one of those in both categories, which was a shame since it's such a beautiful song.

Heavy Metal had a cool scene with Blue Lamp.
School of Rock really featured Edge of 17 plus a conversation about Stevie.
Against All Odds played at the club scene.

[sue]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Well now she is singing the theme song to a dud. Critics hate the movie. That's what she gets for not doing the Fleetwood Mac album.

Errr, Stevie is not responsible for the movie
The song is a great song and "she" sounds fabulous.

[sorcerer999]

Originally Posted by Richard B

Heavy Metal had a cool scene with Blue Lamp.
School of Rock really featured Edge of 17 plus a conversation about Stevie.
Against All Odds played at the club scene.

True. I always forget about Heavy Metal and School Of Rock. They showcase those two songs very well.

Against All Odds is strange because the song in the club scene is a completely different version than the soundtrack version (which is off putting) and when the verse starts it's not very audible. Another missed opportunity to showcase (what turned out to be) an amazing song, at least what ended up on the soundtrack, in my opinion.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by sorcerer999

True. I always forget about Heavy Metal and School Of Rock. They showcase those two songs very well.

Against All Odds is strange because the song in the club scene is a completely different version than the soundtrack version (which is off putting) and when the verse starts it's not very audible. Another missed opportunity to showcase (what turned out to be) an amazing song, at least what ended up on the soundtrack, in my opinion.

For sure. I'm a huge fan of Violet and Blue.

[BombaySapphire3]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

The movie is getting terrible reviews.

No problem .She can sing the song at the Razzie awards.

[wheart]

Originally Posted by BombaySapphire3

No problem .She can sing the song at the Razzie awards.

yup, and I'm still buying the soundtrack to the movie, Dud or not, cause I need to own this song. It's breathtakingly beautiful.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by wheart

yup, and I'm still buying the soundtrack to the movie, Dud or not, cause I need to own this song. It's breathtakingly beautiful.

I'm annoyed that I have to spend 10 bucks on one song. Hate it when they force the entire album. Every track is available to buy separately except Stevie's song. Greedy.

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by sue

Errr, Stevie is not responsible for the movie
The song is a great song and "she" sounds fabulous.

Agreed. Whatever the movie is, the song has its own life.

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by bwboy

What Fleetwood Mac album? Lindsey and Christine have both made it very clear their album is a duets album, so I'm confused. Lindsey especially went out of his way to say the Buck/Vie album was never meant to be a FM album. You're not suggesting they're... lying, are you?

And Stevie's song is great, regardless of whether the movie is good or not. One has nothing to do with the other lol!

I can't even respond to this. This post made me chuckle!

[svnwndrs]

So she recorded this pretty song for this movie.... But how did this all come about? Does she know someone who worked on this film or something? It's just kinda random and came out of nowhere, her doing this track. Does anyone here know?