That's an incredible way to put it. I was about 2 when the story took place. My greatest concert wish is still to see The Who when they were touring for Who's Next OR Black Sabbath when they toured for Sabotage.
You show did I got to grow up through 70s 80s 90s SO GLAD TO HAVE BEEN YOUNG THEN TOBE OLDER NOW - GREATEST DECADES 70S 80S 90S EARLY 2000s BEST MUSIC BEST MOVIES
If I may, the word "content" derives it into ingredients. Immeasurable value within it teaches and touches the soul. Content is a word of analytical cold observation. A word used by countless ministers, and housewives of Washington Censorship. It brings out the human in us, and appreciates and embraces the complexity of musics touch to the heart. Its more than the sum of its whole. Content is in a candy bar, this is nutrition for the soul. I love this film too.
Matthew Boyle my guess is that a lot of people have seen this movie, but maybe not in the theatre. I saw it in the theatre when I was 18 and I loved it. My favourite movie of all time.
Trev Mac its very rare you get an award/nomination based on talent/performance. But it does happen. You fuck guys like Harvey W, theyll make sure youll ”win” one. Its bout time people wake up to what show-biz really like mate
This has got to be one of the most underrated movie of all time.....the cast, the writing, and of course the music.....it all comes together to make a soulful and coming of age movie.
That ending could not have been more perfect. Actually, the whole film is a whole lot more than almost perfect. It IS perfect! What a great achievement for everyone who contributed to its success.
He traded her for beer and never asked her what her real name was. He also told his magazine what he said was a lie when it was not. He was also shamed about it before he fixed it in this scene. He does not have epic class but making up for it when he did not have to does count for something.
One of my favorite movies of all time. It was brilliant, funny, serious, dramatic, the whole movie was a thrill to watch. I really did not want it to end.
I was never that Big a Fan of the Movie. I am not ieven sure I saw the whole Movie. Maybe I will try to watch the whole Movie again one day. But it is a Musical now on Broadway as I write this. I don't know if the Musical got good Reviews or not. I personally, am looking forward to see The Karate Kid Musical I became a real big Fan of the Cobra Kia Series which I thought did a great job doing a Sequel of the Karate KId Movies, in many ways better than the Original Movies.
Have you ever seen the bootleg version? Technically the directors cut. Got a bunch of longer version of the scenes and deleted scenes that you never saw in the movie! It's really the only way to see it.
Agree. I would even begin with the Russell-Penny phone call. The fact that Penny, in a loving way, tricked Russell into going there is one of the most clever endings I have seen in film making.
This scene was so perfect. I cannot imagine being a teenager and having anyone I admired in a group walking into my room and being that self-aware and ready with my questions!
Among the many things about this film, Kate Hudson is not necessarily known as a great actress by industry standards...but she gave a flawless performance in this film. Easily one of the greatest performances in modern cinematic history.
I submit that she maybe was mentored by her mother for this role, reflecting how William was mentored by Lester Bangs. Goldie Hawn was an icon of the late 60’s so she would know how the role should’ve been played. Just the ramblings of a 53 year old music and 60’s-70s culture fan.
I was that kid. The seventies were a great decade. The movie overwhelmed me with so many memories from the seventies I can't even describe how it made me feel.
It would be impossible for anyone to watch almost famous and not fall in love with Penny Lane and Kate Hudson. My brother Phil, told me to watch this movie. The title threw me off and made me wonder why. I had appeared in 45 films And that's not even close to being almost famous. But I grew up in the time all these songs were written. And this movie touched my heart. In so many ways.
This is one of those movies you watch not expecting to much from but in the end, you can only say wow, that was a great movie. It then becomes a cult classic and you watch a 1000 time with each time being better than the last.
"There's hope for you yet Russell".. When watching this scene and the ending it gives you the feel there is hope for all of them. Penny didn't want to hear from Russell and she felt that William deserved an apology even more than she did which arguably is true. William had his love of music given to him by his sisters records and lived out his dream of following a band he likes and writing about them in the hopes he could become a rock writer. The immaturity of the band nearly cost him this, especially in Russell who is the bands leader. But this scene is the atonement for the lie. Through his apology, maybe, at least you hope in the future of these characters that maybe he and William can have a friendship, and maybe even he can at least salvage a friendship with Penny. You definitely hope William and Penny would remain growing friends and perhaps more. But the most important thing about this scene is that you can always make the right choice. There is never a wrong time to do the right thing. Loved how they pulled it off. Definitely one of the most underrated movies.
As a 63 year old kid who loves this movie deep down... It was a nostalgic time wedged between being a hippie and being a disco dancer. My imaginary friends at 14 (1974) were Donny Osmond and Michael Jackson 😃. Patrick Fugit made this movie for me and deserves more credit for the job he did. I've followed his career to this day. Check out the Vampire movie he did. Low budget but pretty good. Wristcutters ☝. He's played next to impressive list of Mega stars for sure. Not sure what happened to Cameron Crowe. Lost the magic when he lost Nancy Wilson. I heard this story is on stage now. Love this movie
The scene circles back to the one with Lester when Lester tells him he missed rock and roll and rants about how bad it has become. The scene shows that Russell really cares about it and perhaps is a part of "the death rattle".
this movie is pretty much how it was back then. many people mock it, kate hudson aka penny lane stated the character was a wet weekend (because she was too young to understand the late 60s early 70s imo) but even though i was in london near carnaby street it was pretty much like that and music fans were just like people in the movie. an era that words cannot describe, you just had to experience the whole thing. magical and I'd go back this afternoon if i could. best year ? for me, 1973 !
see the yellow shirt in the chair. He throws it on the floor and then when he sites down its back on the chair at the end of clip u have to look closely
An absolutely go9rgeous, classic, film . For my generation, this--------& --------" American Graffiti", are the stories, of MY generation. IT'S ALMOST-------ALMOST------worth it to be old today, just to having been young, back then.
If you were going to be young sometime... Someone up there choose the right era ... The only one time I feel with my people these days was at a pearl jam concert in Hyde park ... 2022 ... The rest of the time ... Well it's become a very crazy, money grabbing, self centered mess imo
Talk about soundtracks...fuck...people today don't get it. I worked shit jobs for $3 an hour. That is what there was. And every week...drive the 40 minutes into Toledo OH...actually Oregon...to hit the mall. We had 2 record stores. Down the street...the head shop...that get this...sold used albums. I would spend $30 bucks easily. We would sit around...listen...get high...plan our weekends. Music...was everything.
This movie and Fast Times at Ridgemont High are Cameron Crowe's best movies. Almost Famous is really good from the acting, casting and writing and I could watch this movie numerous times and never get bored watching it.
Ya know the great thing bout this movie..it don't matter how old ya are..it's for all of us...also..to Elton..Mona Lisa's and mad hatters..I mean..yeahhh .let's leave to us I don't know...a few billion people to just take it in and have it reflect on all of our lives.
It tears your heart out...but that's life .. sometimes it sucks ...but it gets better...every high school kid should watch this movie ..it's ok...life can be weired at times...but life can be beautiful....this movie made my heart ache for my teenage years. ..spots/acne and all.
This scene would have been perfect but Russel takes all the laundry off the back of the chair and then it reappears when he sits back down. Still love it and watch it every time I find it flipping through the channels.
Who would be walking into your room when you were fifteen , or what artist where you listening to that you would've killed to talk to ? Michael Jackson or Madonna for me.
as a 15 year old kid, I can honestly say that this movie made me miss a time I never even got to see
One hundred per cent! I was 15 when this came out in the cinema, and I still dream of somehow visiting this place and time.
That's an incredible way to put it. I was about 2 when the story took place. My greatest concert wish is still to see The Who when they were touring for Who's Next OR Black Sabbath when they toured for Sabotage.
me to I got called hippy alot from 98 to 2003 I always wanted grow up 60s 70s
I was that kid. The seventies were a great decade.
You show did I got to grow up through 70s 80s 90s SO GLAD TO HAVE BEEN YOUNG THEN TOBE OLDER NOW - GREATEST DECADES 70S 80S 90S EARLY 2000s BEST MUSIC BEST MOVIES
The film may not have been a financial success during its theatrical run, but it was priceless in content.
I love this movie.
Tigerman1138 I wholeheartedly agree
Yeah I don’t understand how these movie didn’t do well yet you see some of the terrible movies that come out these days that make a fortune
If I may, the word "content" derives it into ingredients. Immeasurable value within it teaches and touches the soul. Content is a word of analytical cold observation. A word used by countless ministers, and housewives of Washington Censorship.
It brings out the human in us, and appreciates and embraces the complexity of musics touch to the heart. Its more than the sum of its whole. Content is in a candy bar, this is nutrition for the soul. I love this film too.
Matthew Boyle my guess is that a lot of people have seen this movie, but maybe not in the theatre. I saw it in the theatre when I was 18 and I loved it. My favourite movie of all time.
it was badly marketed plus consumers can be dumb.
No one gets Led Zeppelin for their movie. Cameron Crowe got Led Zeppelin for his movie. That's respect.
Crowe also got them for Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
School of Rock did too
CC had like four Zep tunes in Almost Famous. Perfection.
@@wallacerose8663 yeah it was 4, coulda been 5 but they didn’t allow stairway
@@Alex-ve3it Denied!
this kid was robbed for not getting at the very least an academy award nomination
Trev Mac its very rare you get an award/nomination based on talent/performance. But it does happen.
You fuck guys like Harvey W, theyll make sure youll ”win” one.
Its bout time people wake up to what show-biz really like mate
Agree!!! He was just as good as the rest of them. Epic movie all around.
Wrong. He was the weak link in the movie
This has got to be one of the most underrated movie of all time.....the cast, the writing, and of course the music.....it all comes together to make a soulful and coming of age movie.
It's not underrated nimrod
It is a much beloved film 🎥 that launched Kate Hudson’s career. She even got nominated for an Oscar Award. Great sensitive film. A true gem 💎
It is a beautiful piece of movie and music fiction.
She never told me her real name. Kid just smiles and keeps it to himself. Superb bit of film.
"To begin with.....everything" - - I just love that line and I can't explain why.
It’s my absolute favorite movie line
Because a true music lover knows exactly what that is
It's "to begin with.."
Because that line really hits home to we people who are passionate about music. Makes me tear up everytime.
.....Tangerine, tangerine!
That ending could not have been more perfect. Actually, the whole film is a whole lot more than almost perfect. It IS perfect! What a great achievement for everyone who contributed to its success.
Tangerine by Zeppelin being played makes this amazing !!
Who just cuts off Tangerine like that right before the drop?
That is litterally a crime.
Exactly
WHY DOES THIS MAKE ME SO EMOTIONAL
Hits home for all of us in different ways.
we all do
Billy C telling a 16 year old to go after the woman he loves and wants for himself is epic class.
He traded her for beer and never asked her what her real name was. He also told his magazine what he said was a lie when it was not. He was also shamed about it before he fixed it in this scene.
He does not have epic class but making up for it when he did not have to does count for something.
One of my favorite movies of all time. It was brilliant, funny, serious, dramatic, the whole movie was a thrill to watch. I really did not want it to end.
I was never that Big a Fan of the Movie. I am not ieven sure I saw the whole Movie. Maybe I will try to watch the whole Movie again one day. But it is a Musical now on Broadway as I write this. I don't know if the Musical got good Reviews or not. I personally, am looking forward to see The Karate Kid Musical I became a real big Fan of the Cobra Kia Series which I thought did a great job doing a Sequel of the Karate KId Movies, in many ways better than the Original Movies.
Have you ever seen the bootleg version?
Technically the directors cut.
Got a bunch of longer version of the scenes and deleted scenes that you never saw in the movie! It's really the only way to see it.
I wanted to see the part where the mother answers the door and Russell thinks he's there to see the girl then realizes he's at William's house.
Agree. I would even begin with the Russell-Penny phone call. The fact that Penny, in a loving way, tricked Russell into going there is one of the most clever endings I have seen in film making.
I love that scene too!
“And she wanted us to be together”; his smirk at that realization is perfect.
She loved Russell. He’s just too selfish to notice.
She was still worth a 12 Pack of Beer!
@@davidp7037 Same here man. 33 years later I realize it's never going to happen. And that's ok.
There will never be another movie like this...Rock and Roll will never be forgotten💯
This scene was so perfect. I cannot imagine being a teenager and having anyone I admired in a group walking into my room and being that self-aware and ready with my questions!
...and say the line to you: "Maybe she wanted us to be together" 😂
Among the many things about this film, Kate Hudson is not necessarily known as a great actress by industry standards...but she gave a flawless performance in this film. Easily one of the greatest performances in modern cinematic history.
agree she should have at least been nominated for her performance In this movie.
@@cgedits1829 she was nominated
I submit that she maybe was mentored by her mother for this role, reflecting how William was mentored by Lester Bangs.
Goldie Hawn was an icon of the late 60’s so she would know how the role should’ve been played. Just the ramblings of a 53 year old music and 60’s-70s culture fan.
@@cgedits1829 She was nominated for the Academy awards, and she won the Golden Globe.
Kate Hudson in the Aomost Famous movie even up to this day in time is still a very beautiful woman.
I loved her role as Penny Lane.
Crudup and Jason Lee both should've gotten Oscar noms. Crowe got great performances of them both. Hudson deserved her nom too.
Kate Hudson did win the Oscar for this movie!
Almost Famous is an all timer. Thank you Cameron
A total desert island movie.
I like the instrumental reprise of Tiny Dancer.
As soon as I heard the first strum of tangerine, I instantly recognised it and started to sob. That song is pure beauty
this movie will stand the test of time
Was the same age as william when this film came out and it opened my eyes, my mind. How i evolved my love for music. To love everything about it.
This movie deserves so much more attention and credit. A true early 2000’s classic.
If you grew up in the 70’s listening to Rock and Roll, you understand this movie and don’t want it to end.
The era of the singer-songwriter.
What do you love about music?
To begin with....everything.
William you were just the cutest kid.
I was that kid. The seventies were a great decade. The movie overwhelmed me with so many memories from the seventies I can't even describe how it made me feel.
It would be impossible for anyone to watch almost famous and not fall in love with Penny Lane and Kate Hudson. My brother Phil, told me to watch this movie. The title threw me off and made me wonder why. I had appeared in 45 films And that's not even close to being almost famous. But I grew up in the time all these songs were written. And this movie touched my heart. In so many ways.
This movie will be around a long time because it has so many moments. It is not just nostalgic.
One if the most underrated movies of all time
Underrated by whom? A absolutely timeless classic in my view.
So in the end he wasn't a Golden God, just an ordinary man
*** spoiler alert ***
That piano cover of Tiny Dancer is fucking awesome
70's
80's
90's
Are the best time in Life.
I wish I was around for that I was born in 2006
If I weren't obsessed with the 60's and 70's I probably wouldn't have seen this. I really liked it.
Almost Famous is my favorite movie. Singles and Jerry Maguire are also awesome. Cameron Crowe deserves more credit for his directing skills.
This is one of those movies you watch not expecting to much from but in the end, you can only say wow, that was a great movie. It then becomes a cult classic and you watch a 1000 time with each time being better than the last.
"There's hope for you yet Russell".. When watching this scene and the ending it gives you the feel there is hope for all of them. Penny didn't want to hear from Russell and she felt that William deserved an apology even more than she did which arguably is true. William had his love of music given to him by his sisters records and lived out his dream of following a band he likes and writing about them in the hopes he could become a rock writer. The immaturity of the band nearly cost him this, especially in Russell who is the bands leader. But this scene is the atonement for the lie. Through his apology, maybe, at least you hope in the future of these characters that maybe he and William can have a friendship, and maybe even he can at least salvage a friendship with Penny. You definitely hope William and Penny would remain growing friends and perhaps more. But the most important thing about this scene is that you can always make the right choice. There is never a wrong time to do the right thing. Loved how they pulled it off. Definitely one of the most underrated movies.
It would have been cool to be on the bus singing tiny dancer, I guess in a way we were .... Crazy man .. Crazy
As a 63 year old kid who loves this movie deep down... It was a nostalgic time wedged between being a hippie and being a disco dancer. My imaginary friends at 14 (1974) were Donny Osmond and Michael Jackson 😃. Patrick Fugit made this movie for me and deserves more credit for the job he did. I've followed his career to this day. Check out the Vampire movie he did. Low budget but pretty good. Wristcutters ☝. He's played next to impressive list of Mega stars for sure. Not sure what happened to Cameron Crowe. Lost the magic when he lost Nancy Wilson. I heard this story is on stage now. Love this movie
That last line Russell says is one of the BEST of the entire movie! ♥️
It's between Russell's line and Penny's "you are home" line.
No, jkfodsajfdosiafjdospaffj
That sentence, the look, and the moment the music starts. Wow. That hits different.
"To begin with everything"
The scene circles back to the one with Lester when Lester tells him he missed rock and roll and rants about how bad it has become. The scene shows that Russell really cares about it and perhaps is a part of "the death rattle".
I am totally out of that stardom shit, but if this is not a great movie then I really don´t know.
It is a great movie, family love, rock bands, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Billy Crudup. Jason Lee, Patrick Fugit, what more do you want ?
To hear the whole of tangerine at the end ?
Watch that shirt on the chair closely. Russel throws it away when he turns the chair but it appears back after the camera angle changed
THIS AMAZING ROCK FILM IS SO UNDERRATED BRING BACK MEMORY'S OF THE 70S
Perfect ending - the Led Zepp song "Tangerine" as the bus drives off - sublime.
2021 Just watched for first time on TCM 4/1/21 Good movie.
Man 2:00 onward always gets me.
Billy Crudup in Almost Famous
😍🥰😍
Billy Crudup in The Morning Show
😍🥰😘🥰😍
When he flips the chair and throws off the clothes yet new clothes appear on the back of the chair in the next shot.
The ending is the best part of the movie
They always come around when it’s not the time. Timing can always be off sometimes.
why didn't they make a second film ?
It had such a perfect, perfect ending, they had nowhere to go with it. (Another movie with the same problem: Call Me By Your Name.)
It was loosely based on Cameron Crow's life as a rock journalist for Rolling Stone.
What would they do? Where would they pick up from? You write it.
Omg i love this movie it’s insane
One of the best feel-good movies ever
this movie is pretty much how it was back then. many people mock it, kate hudson aka penny lane stated the character was a wet weekend (because she was too young to understand the late 60s early 70s imo) but even though i was in london near carnaby street it was pretty much like that and music fans were just like people in the movie. an era that words cannot describe, you just had to experience the whole thing. magical and I'd go back this afternoon if i could. best year ? for me, 1973 !
see the yellow shirt in the chair. He throws it on the floor and then when he sites down its back on the chair at the end of clip u have to look closely
An absolutely go9rgeous, classic, film . For my generation, this--------& --------" American Graffiti", are the stories, of MY generation. IT'S ALMOST-------ALMOST------worth it to be old today, just to having been young, back then.
If you were going to be young sometime... Someone up there choose the right era ... The only one time I feel with my people these days was at a pearl jam concert in Hyde park ... 2022 ... The rest of the time ... Well it's become a very crazy, money grabbing, self centered mess imo
Billy was great as Russell
I'll bet this film helped to make vinyl the comeback king.
Talk about soundtracks...fuck...people today don't get it. I worked shit jobs for $3 an hour. That is what there was. And every week...drive the 40 minutes into Toledo OH...actually Oregon...to hit the mall. We had 2 record stores. Down the street...the head shop...that get this...sold used albums. I would spend $30 bucks easily. We would sit around...listen...get high...plan our weekends. Music...was everything.
One of my favorite movies.
Great movie. What an amazing life Crowe has lived. Talk about right time, right place. I'm truly jealous.
This movie and Fast Times at Ridgemont High are Cameron Crowe's best movies. Almost Famous is really good from the acting, casting and writing and I could watch this movie numerous times and never get bored watching it.
I thought fast times was amy heckerling? Same one who did clueless?
WTF I’m 61 years old I hate to watch my favorite clips think I’m losing my hearing when I can’t Freaking hear why post it yahoo
Está película es como un buen vino tinto.Cada día , mes ,año que pasa se aprecia mejor.
I know they filmed the bus scenes outside of Sacramento. Wish I knew exactly where.
I want to watch this with my 14 year old son but he hasn't gotten bit by the music bug yet. Hopefully soon.
Inconsistency at 2:17. He had just removed the clothes from the chair, and then they reappear.
I kind of feel sorry for people who live their whole life without any kind of interest or devotion to music in any way.
I think it's high time my 37 year old ass watched this film and properly appreciate it
William is king!
I read Russell was based on Glenn Frey. I wonder if that's true?
Great scene!
2:11 When he throws the clothing off the chair they magically come back.
One of BEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME! Idc if u DISAGREE!
Is this unstreched anamorphic?
I like this movie, but my younger brother LOVED this movie, kinda an awkward kid and he and William were just so much the same lol.
Ya know the great thing bout this movie..it don't matter how old ya are..it's for all of us...also..to Elton..Mona Lisa's and mad hatters..I mean..yeahhh
.let's leave to us I don't know...a few billion people to just take it in and have it reflect on all of our lives.
It tears your heart out...but that's life .. sometimes it sucks ...but it gets better...every high school kid should watch this movie ..it's ok...life can be weired at times...but life can be beautiful....this movie made my heart ache for my teenage years. ..spots/acne and all.
So many great scenes. So much great music.
This scene would have been perfect but Russel takes all the laundry off the back of the chair and then it reappears when he sits back down. Still love it and watch it every time I find it flipping through the channels.
Am I remembering things differently or was Bron Yr Aur in this movie at one point? Finally rewatching it again and I haven't heard it once..
I lived this movie
Tangerine!
This movie and school of rock are the reason I’m in a band at 32 years old and work as an audio engineer
Total loveletter to rock and music scribes oh and it's Cameron's real story
this fucking movie rocks
Fucking love movies where the guy dosent get the girl
Jesus died on the cross for my sins
Okay
Wow. This is both of me lol
In my head, the movie ends with Penny and William meeting up
I'm still in love with
Penny Lane to this day!
Está película se ganó mi corazón.
Tocó una fibra emocional en mi.
I love It.❤️
Who would be walking into your room when you were fifteen , or what artist where you listening to that you would've killed to talk to ? Michael Jackson or Madonna for me.
or maybe John Cougar Mellencamp
Why madonna
Phil anselmo or tom ayara
1986 Samantha Fox
@@homogenicward1586 well, hometown girl. She has a very strong personality that comes thru in her music. Her personality shows in everything she does.
Rachel Wies has a secret in highlands n a 2:00 am