ThePumisher, on 09 December 2011 - 9:11 PM, said:

Ben_j, on 10 December 2011 - 5:57 AM, said:

Muaha, jepp. That was my hometown till my homies stabbed me in the back

Nah, living in Dresden.

Csar, on 10 December 2011 - 3:27 PM, said:

And it is shown in Dresden? Where's the list to this? On the donthinkmovie-site only Berlin is listed for germany.

edit:
OK, UCI is showing it in a lot more cinemas in germany, so i have the chance to watch it in cologne. thumps up.

edit2:
so it premiers january 26th in berlin and is shown 8 days later in other citys? what a crap, i do think (or at least hope) the dvd/bluray will be available til this date so i don't have to pay 10€ for seeing it at a crapy cinema (yes, UCI Hürth is one of the worst cinemas i've ever been to and you are forced to drive to it by car - no alcohol for at least one person - because there's no public transport to this area).

ThePumisher, on 10 December 2011 - 5:02 PM, said:

You kidding?

no, hoping

Do you have a 7.1 soundsystem?

I think a 5.1 system will more than suffice.

I have 5.1 but will seriously consider purchasing a 7.1 system once this is released. See, Tom and Ed are good for the economy!

My amp is 7.1 but I only have 5.1 speakers so I double amp the main front left and right, I might have to look at 2 more speakers now!

So far i didn't manage to get my gf to like the Chemical Brothers, but i think that seeing this movie in the theater will change that

5.1! U-571!

Arclight is at 90% full!

WhiteNoise, on 09 December 2011 - 1:58 AM, said:

I was thinking the same thing. 85 minutes thru the Chemical website, 135 minutes according the the cinema but the screening is from 21:00 till 24:00, a whopping 3 hours. What's up with that?

from http://www.empireonl...y.asp?NID=32656

[qoute]Chemical Brothers concert flick Don’t Think is shaping up to be an eyeball disco for music fans of all ilks. Director Adam Smith used 20 cameras to do for the Chemicals what Jonathan Demme did for Talking Heads and looks like giving the clubbing generation its own Stop Making Sense. Check out the trailer below to see what we mean.

Smith, who's been designing visuals for The Chemical Brothers since their Dust Brother days 18 years ago, shot the duo on one night at Japan's Fuji Rock festival. Fifty hours of footage were then edited down into a maelstrom of dance music, eyepopping visuals and, as the director puts it, "moments of joy, fear and mad escapism".

"Normally at concert films it's just people gurning into the camera", Smith tells Empire, "but this was different. We put five or six cameras just in the audience - little Canon 5Ds - and had little signs on the cameras telling people not to look at the cameras, just to enjoy the show. And they did exactly that."



According to the director, the visual dimension is the game-changer that'll keep even dance music agnostics happy: "It's a big cinematic experience. Even if you're not a Chemical Brothers fan, you'll go see their show and I hope the film has the same effect."

Don’t Think gets a wide screen release on February 1 so you won’t even have to brave the Glastonbury mud to see your favourite electronic masters in action.
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I'm not sure if I can fly up to Sydney for the advanced screening event although would be a good excuse to go up there for a holiday. But hoping it will be shown at a decent cinema here in Melbourne on the official release date "The Manchester of Australia" - Ed Chemical.

whirlygirl, on 10 December 2011 - 9:24 PM, said:

I bought a 5.1 when Amon Tobin released Chaos Theory in 5.1 DVD-Audio

From this: (@3:16)



to this:



talk about progress!

inchemwetrust, on 12 December 2011 - 2:12 PM, said:

yea, also only being a itunes bonus track. :,)

KNE, on 13 December 2011 - 1:48 AM, said:

and japanese edition bonus track => http://tinyurl.com/d99crfr

still angry why they get the cd+dvd package including don't think and the rest of the world won't.

ThePumisher, on 13 December 2011 - 2:08 AM, said:

CDs in Japan are much more expensive than here, that's why

I bought a Japanese version of the Further CD/DVD, cost me around $50.