I have a copy of "The Invisible Man" that I taped from television about twenty years ago. During the scene where Kemp is listening to the radio and smoking his pipe, dance music can be heard on the radio. When Universal re-released the film on tape, and then later on DVD, the music was changed to some sappy piano music, which is audibly cleaner than the rest of the soundtrack. Why the change? I like the original music better.
shareMaybe they couln't renew the license for the original dance music for the DVD release so they dropped some canned music in.
shareYou're absolutely right, it was a licensing issue. The commentary on the DVD points this out during that scene, going into detail as to what each piece was and why it was changed.
shareYou're absolutely right, it was a licensing issue. The commentary on the DVD points this out during that scene, going into detail as to what each piece was and why it was changed.
I was thinking of buying the "Invisible Man Legacy" collection. Is the replacement music used on that?
cinefreak
what exactly is "dance music"??/ to me dance music is like Madonna type music, which im fairly certain, they didnt have in 1931......
sharepeople danced long before madonna ever came around...and lots of people reffered to swing jazz style songs as dance music
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Egads, SLOANRULES: You are tremendously ignorant.
Enrique Sanchez
And you are a tremendously rude & ignorant troll.. What pleasure exactly do u receive from being rude to people on the internet... I just asked a question to the OP... Your comment was so unnecessary. Im ending it here and wont be reading further comments on this thread.. Done with u loser.. "choices"..