Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress

Thanks. It makes me wonder how old the people are directing these movies. They probably weren't even born during the subject matter.

Really? How did I miss that?

Sidenote: I swear the guy on that Common Law banner looks like Kip Pardue (Sunshine). I keep seeing it and thinking it's him.





Rest in peace Sullivan Walker. A distinguished, underappreciated, talented actor and a lovely man.

Hey, it made for a great montage scene, though. Sometimes we just have to give a little, right?

They played that song Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress by the Hollies in the movie and it didn't come out until 1972

The film came out in 2000. Lol @ your weak math.

It would have been better if the music was really chronologically accurate -- summer and fall of 1971.

In fact there was all sorts of tremendous music that came out in that 6-month span; they would have had a great soundtrack almost no matter what they picked.

Getting the rights for some of the top hits (Led Zep, Stones, Who, Beatles/solo Beatles) might have been tough.



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4) You ever seen Superman $#$# his pants? Case closed.

If the music isn't actually being played by someone in the movie, then what difference does it make what year it was released?

By that standard, I've got an even bigger anachronism for you: the instrumental music used in this movie was first released in 2000! That's 29 years after the time the movie is set in! How did they miss that?


I could write shorter sermons but when I get started I'm too lazy to stop. - Lincoln