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Dec 8, 2013 · Guess Who's Coming to Christmas: Directed by Kristoffer Tabori. With Drew Lachey, MacKenzie Porter, Ellie Harvie, Peter LaCroix. To repair his tarnished image, a jaded rock star publicly decides to fulfill a child's "Dear Santa" Christmas wish.
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- Comedy, Romance
- Kristoffer Tabori
- 2013-12-08
- “N.I.B.” in The Hangover Part III
- “Iron Man” in School of Rock
- “Paranoid” in Kong: Skull Island
- “Time Machine” in Wayne’s World
- “Into The Void” in Dogtown and Z-Boys
- “The Mob Rules” in Heavy Metal
- “Sweet Leaf” in Almost Famous
- “Iron Man” in Iron Man
- “War Pigs” in This Is The End
- “Paranoid” in Dazed and Confused
While the two sequels to The Hangover failed to live up to the original, the whole trilogy is full of great music moments, like Danzig’s “Black Hell” in the second movie. In the third one, Black Sabbath’s “N.I.B.” plays as Phil and Alan infiltrate Mr. Chow’s strobe-ridden penthouse shindig, right before he jumps off the balcony with a parachute.
Having been ousted from his own band, when Dewey Finn listens in on his students’ music class and realizes they can all play instruments, he sees a way to compete in the Battle of the Bands after all. When the kids return from music class, he invites some of them up to the front of the classroom to see how well they can play. To determine if Zack c...
What sets Kong: Skull Island apart visually from the other King Kong moviesis its Vietnam War-era setting, which influenced its soundtrack as well as its design. “Paranoid,” arguably Sabbath’s most popular song, plays as the helicopters arrive on the island and Kong suddenly appears and starts punching them out of the sky.
Obviously, the most iconic music moment in Wayne’s Worldis when Wayne, Garth, and their pals sing Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” in the car. There’s also the hilarious moment when Wayne is denied the right to play “Stairway to Heaven” in a music store. RELATED: 10 Excellent Behind-The-Scenes Facts About Wayne's World But one of the many other classic ...
In most cases, when a Black Sabbath song is used in a movie, it’s a fictional movie. But the band’s trippy, surreal gem “Into the Void” was utilized in the documentary Dogtown and Z-Boys. The doc charts the rejuvenation of skateboarding culture in the mid-‘70s when it was in danger of dying out. A group of surfers saved skateboarding by incorporati...
Usually, when the frontman of a rock band is replaced, the new frontman pales in comparison. But Ronnie James Dio’s stint at the helm of Black Sabbath resulted in a couple of fantastic albums, including The Mob Rules, whose title track appears in Heavy Metal. Based on the magazine of the same name, Heavy Metal is an animated anthology movie with a ...
Writer-director Cameron Crowe included a litany of classic rock tunes in his music industry drama Almost Famous, licensing not one, not two, but five tracks by Led Zeppelin. Black Sabbath’s ode to marijuana, “Sweet Leaf,” plays when William is invited to L.A. and says his farewell to everybody before leaving.
After playing rock classics like AC/DC’s “Back in Black” throughout the movie, Jon Favreau fittingly ended 2008’s Iron Man with Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man.” Tony Iommi’s booming guitar riff beautifully punctuated the movie’s improvised final scene. RELATED: Iron Man: 10 Reasons Tony Stark's First Solo Movie Is Still His Best Interestingly, some of t...
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s This Is the End is one of the funniest comedies of the past decade. It revolves around a bunch of comedy stars playing themselves as they struggle to survive the apocalypse. “War Pigs” plays over a montage of the guys boarding up James Franco’s house and preparing to ride out the end-times. “End of the Beginning” play...
Richard Linklater constructed his classic stoner comedy Dazed and Confused by stringing together a bunch of vignettes loosely connected by being set on the last day of high school. This movie isn’t about a plot, necessarily; it’s more about recapturing a feeling. Despite being named after a Led Zeppelin song, Dazed and Confuseddoesn’t actually feat...
Kelly (MacKenzie Porter) is starstruck (and unprepared) when Dax shows up on her doorstep. www.uptv.com/guesswhoscomingtochristmas
Reverend Harding. Ellie Harvie. Lynne Harding. Evan Bird. Tim Harding. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. Advertise With Us. To repair his tarnished image, a rock star (Drew Lachey) must spend one week...
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- Kristoffer Tabori
- Holiday, Comedy
- Drew Lachey
Dec 8, 2013 · Writer. Neal H. Dobrofsky. Writer. Jaded rock star Dax is found by New York paparazzi passed out in his car with a frozen holiday turkey in the passenger seat. In order to repair his tarnished image, Dax publicly agrees to grant a fan’s “Dear Santa” Christmas wish.
To repair his tarnished image, a jaded rock star publicly decides to fulfill a child's "Dear Santa" Christmas wish. After reluctantly agreeing to spend the holidays in a small town and perform in the local holiday Christmas concert, he's mortified at the prospect of staying in the home of an idyllic, close-knit family, but he soon realizes the ...
