Thread: RIP David Bowie
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Old 01-15-2016, 06:52 PM
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I think The Hunger was well made, but Bowie was dastardly and killing people in it, even if he did end up all wrinkley in a box... so I definitely prefer Nicolas Roeg's The Man Who Fell To Earth to remember him by. The final Ziggy concert film is a close second. A 'brave' artist.
Hunger is one bad movie, whether or not it has some pockets of cult following and regardless of how interesting of a director Tony Scott was. i would venture to speculate neither of the 3 main stars would really want to unearth it unnecessarily.

it's funny that of all Bowie's musical achievements and some interesting movies, a fellow performer would single out not his music or his performance art but a bad movie when she talks about him. maybe it was a dig at him since she felt snubbed.
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