It is at the same time heartwarming and gut-wrenching listening to Roddy. On one hand he comes across as such an intelligent,deep thinking,old soul. And on the other, there is this depressing undertone to his vibe, this man has been through much pain and seen Alot while he was younger living on the streets. That said this was a great listen, Thank you for the upload! 👍 Respectfully, ~meathead
I have seen this movie more than 5 times, today I did it again and recorded it from arteHD! ...And I still think, it is one of John's best, also the actors did a very good job! With special greetings and best wishes from Vienna/Austria!... 🤗
I got to know Peter Jason a bit in the eighties. Dude received a 1972 Cadillac convertible as payment for an acting job. "C'mon, Dennis, we're going for a ride!" and with the top down we went bombing through the West Hollywood community from Melrose to Sunset and Peter sang Rogers and Hammerstein at the top of his lungs. Peter Jason is a powerful baritone, perhaps tenor. Eighties!
Mr. Roddy Piper was a very very . . . _eccentric_ man. there are parts in this commentary when he actually comes off a bit as if he genuinely believes in the kinds of things this movie's about. RIP, man.
If your listening to this you probably have seen the movie enough to know what parts they are discussing... Copyright stuff gets taken seriously here, I for one am glad this channel,through the use of clever misspellings and audio only, has avoided relegation.. So.. Shush up and enjoy! 😁 Respectfully, ~meathead
How about "Day Leave" or They Leave". I love the coded symbolism in the movie and the tittle including the youtube uploader Cine V. Thanks from Ice Station 1001
i like how john carpenter fed a bunch of homeless people so they could be in his movie and piper thinks that's a class act. I love Carpenter and RIP Mr Toombs but that was probably cheaper than paying real actors lol.
When the foreman said “this is a union job” the script says John looks over and sees a group of chicanos nearby. In the movie is shows they aren’t working but joking around. What was the point of showing that? To let him know he’s not protected or to show him unions only hired cheap labor? Chicanos aren’t illegal and undercutting pay wouldn’t have been possible. Still confused about this scene.
I enjoyed Carpenter's commentaries with Kurt Russell on The Thing, Escape From New York, and Big Trouble. I thought They Live was boring when I first watched it, but maybe the commentary would be good. Oof. Hard to listen to. Carpenter tries to talk about the movie but keeps getting derailed by Piper's rambling. Seems like a nice guy, but appears to have some issues.
DEY LEAF
WEE SLIP
Just when I thought a John Carpenter/ Kurt Russell commentary couldn’t be topped, I find this!
Christine had a great one with JC and Artie
"May you be in heaven a half hour before the Devil Knows you're dead"-- Rowdy Roddy Piper
Derek sir, is that a quote in the movie. At what point is it?
RIP Rowdy Roddy Piper!! Please upload more Carpenter commentaries, his are always SO informative. :)
Absolutely the best audio commentary when John Carpenter is on deck
I love what rowdy said, we all have our little lives but nobody is helping each other.
It is at the same time heartwarming and gut-wrenching listening to Roddy.
On one hand he comes across as such an intelligent,deep thinking,old soul.
And on the other, there is this depressing undertone to his vibe, this man has been through much pain and seen Alot while he was younger living on the streets.
That said this was a great listen,
Thank you for the upload!
👍
Respectfully,
~meathead
Rowdy Roddy really threw himself into this movie & it shows! Thanks for another great upload
I have seen this movie more than 5 times, today I did it again and recorded it from arteHD! ...And I still think, it is one of John's best, also the actors did a very good job! With special greetings and best wishes from Vienna/Austria!... 🤗
More than 5 times? So, you're just getting warmed up.
I got to know Peter Jason a bit in the eighties. Dude received a 1972 Cadillac convertible as payment for an acting job. "C'mon, Dennis, we're going for a ride!" and with the top down we went bombing through the West Hollywood community from Melrose to Sunset and Peter sang Rogers and Hammerstein at the top of his lungs. Peter Jason is a powerful baritone, perhaps tenor. Eighties!
that roddy piper line in the bank was used in duke nuke 'em 3d.......gawd, roddy piper R.I.P man you are missed...........
Good stuff. RIP Roddy ..seemed like a really nice guy.
Great man. Not enough words in western language to express it.
I truly miss Roddy. He seems like such an amazing kind man. Great heal, amazing promos
very entertaining commentary. Thank you for uploading.
I love this commentary
What a movie!!!!!
In the mid-eighties I did extra work on a John Carpenter film. John is a super-chill dude and a unique musician.
Rest well Rowdy
This is so entertaining and so funny
Roddy seemed like the most charming guy. RIP
R.I.P
ROWDY. PIPER! MAD RESPECT
That was *great!*
John: "Oh yeah, kinda shades of Rodney King" & Roddy's reaction @ 25:13 LOL!! 🤣
Roddy and John 🔥
Yo when Roddy talked about the riot scene, he got real af
"It'll be a half an hour in Heaven bofore the Devil knows you're dead."
- "Rowdy" Roddy Piper
Awesome!!! Thank u
Next to the THING.
This Is the best movie ever made!!!
Roddy was a class act in the commentary, he seemed to be a really cool guy to have around.
Brother, life's a bitch.
And she's back in heat.
RIP Maniac
You're with your kids now..... maybe...
Mr. Roddy Piper was a very very . . . _eccentric_ man. there are parts in this commentary when he actually comes off a bit as if he genuinely believes in the kinds of things this movie's about. RIP, man.
Because he did.
@@calebjanus2000 It is all true if you just replace the aliens with corrupted people in high positions of power.
so should you...what planet are you living on. look out the window...yeesh
You don't?
@@Emulous79do shrooms and you’ll meet the cosmic energy sucking vampires behind all of humanity’s calamities.
Carpenter is the man.
Listen to The Thing commentary. Kurt Russel laughs almost exactly like
Robbie Piper. It's like listening to a cloned laugh.
You are 100% correct.
We are not receiving any video feed.
If your listening to this you probably have seen the movie enough to know what parts they are discussing...
Copyright stuff gets taken seriously here, I for one am glad this channel,through the use of clever misspellings and audio only, has avoided relegation..
So..
Shush up and enjoy!
😁
Respectfully,
~meathead
How about "Day Leave" or They Leave".
I love the coded symbolism in the movie and the tittle including the youtube uploader Cine V. Thanks from Ice Station 1001
Awesome
I like how Piper kept kayfabe about wrestling in this, haha
He walked the line....
I really want to see the movie 🍿 really bad is There a way I can see that it
proxtpb.art is piratebay proxy just get utorrent
Tubi
Me: starts the video and hears rowdy is here
Also me: fuck ya let’s go
Dey Leaf - hee.
RIP to the maniac.
Nowadays when they want to shoot a movie requiring zombies or homelessness they shoot in LA...its everywhere and free..
11:46
4 million? Wow, that's a steal! 😮
The Brunswick Affair as a Canadian movie and not a real life incident.
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i like how john carpenter fed a bunch of homeless people so they could be in his movie and piper thinks that's a class act. I love Carpenter and RIP Mr Toombs but that was probably cheaper than paying real actors lol.
Still nice of them. 😎👍
He also paid them the minimum day wage in accordance with screen actor salary laws.
@@vhscopyofseinfeld Yeah I made this comment in jest. He seems like a cool guy. Love his movies.
rowdy, such a sweet guy, but admittedly a little crazy. haha
is there ghost of mars's commentary somewhere? i cant find it :(
“See you later, baby.”
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
He literally did say that, only in Spanish.
Can you upload.. HALLOWEEN 3..commentary with Tommy Lee Wallace and the one with Tom Akins? Thanks!
anyone knows when this was recorded?
2000
Has to be after that, since they mention 9/11.
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When the foreman said “this is a union job” the script says John looks over and sees a group of chicanos nearby. In the movie is shows they aren’t working but joking around. What was the point of showing that? To let him know he’s not protected or to show him unions only hired cheap labor? Chicanos aren’t illegal and undercutting pay wouldn’t have been possible. Still confused about this scene.
Surely its called ''they live' ....
Roddy won't say here but him and Meg Foster did not get along
They just cleared away a homeless encampment in Phoenix AZ. Much like they did in this movie and in DC after WW1.
Your title is wrong. A simple google search would've shown you it's called "They Live"
Spectrum, you're on it
It's to avoid copyright, which is silly because it's the audio what gets filtered.
I enjoyed Carpenter's commentaries with Kurt Russell on The Thing, Escape From New York, and Big Trouble. I thought They Live was boring when I first watched it, but maybe the commentary would be good. Oof. Hard to listen to. Carpenter tries to talk about the movie but keeps getting derailed by Piper's rambling. Seems like a nice guy, but appears to have some issues.
You look like your head fell in the cheese dip back in 1957
Who doesn’t have issues?
I hope they remake They Live and make it a brutal wake up call..
Enough with the remakes
Remake, They don't even let you see this one. Still has to be rented or bought.
I hope this movie is NEVER remade.