Posté : 10 avr. 2009, 09:46
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ça suit le groupe pendant la tournée, donc tu vois les backstage, les days off, les fans, du live... Moi j'aime bienLe forum francophone dédié au Metal TRADITIONNEL! Ou pas.
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ça suit le groupe pendant la tournée, donc tu vois les backstage, les days off, les fans, du live... Moi j'aime bienSi tu vois yannick Gers entrain de boire de la bière, Adrian Smith pêcher, Bruce Bruce pratiquant l'escrime ....Holy Cross a écrit :ça suit le groupe pendant la tournée, donc tu vois les backstage, les days off, les fans, du live... Moi j'aime bien
Ouais non c'est sûr je vais aller le voir !Holy Cross a écrit :il y a sur youtube des extraits live de flight 666 ... the rime of the ancient mariner avec les explosions![]()
ça me fait bizarre de retirer des tickets de cinema à la FNACBib a écrit :
Mais tu peux les réserver, puis les retirer en magasin sinon...
"This film was way harder than we expected," said Dunn, 35. "I think we went into it with the assumption that because we were focusing on a specific band and not an entire genre of music that it was going to be easier. It wasn't — at all. In terms of piecing together the story and establishing rhythm, it was a totally different challenge for us."
The filmmakers shot 500 hours of live performances and behind-the-scenes footage, which the band's crew brushed aside as if it were nothing. "They said we weren't hard enough," McFadyen, 40, recalled with a laugh.
"Being out on a tour like this, the anxiety you feel is that you might miss a golden moment," McFadyen added. "It was all-hands-on-deck. We shot each concert with five cameras, and in between shows, whether we were on the plane or in a police escort going to the hotel, we could have any number of four cameras going at once."
The film was financed by the band, yet Dunn and McFadyen still think they captured a side of their lives never before seen on film.
"It's a very visceral journey with IRON MAIDEN on this massive global tour," Dunn said. "We wanted to make a film MAIDEN fans could be proud of and give some insight into the band that they've never had before."