Don't know if this has been posted or known ahead of time but:

 

I watched Night At the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. Life In Technicolor was used for the end scene of the movie!

 

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I know!:wacky:

I didn't like the film, though (and at times was tempted to turn it off) but I knew it would be at the end so I kept on watching!!:wacky::wacky::wacky:

I saw that movie in the theaters and I gaspes really loud and started dancing when it came on. That was a pleasant surprise.

Hm...I didn't like the film that much, and I was lying on my couch about to fall totally asleep when I heard the first two notes of LIT and I litterally jumped off the couch and yelled: ''LISTEN! It's COLDPLAY!!''

My family was like: :wtf:

I saw that movie in the theaters and I gaspes really loud and started dancing when it came on. That was a pleasant surprise.

 

Lol. Dancing in the theater :lol:

I totally picture that. Though I'd do it myself :P

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58134&highlight=Museum

 

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58097&highlight=Museum

 

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58031&highlight=Museum

 

;)

Lol. Dancing in the theater :lol:

I totally picture that. Though I'd do it myself :P

 

I blame Coldplay for the fact that I dance freaking EVERYWHERE. Theatre, classroom, grocery store, cafeteria, it doesn't matter. It's SO MUCH FUN though. :D

I blame Coldplay for the fact that I dance freaking EVERYWHERE. Theatre, classroom, grocery store, cafeteria, it doesn't matter. It's SO MUCH FUN though. :D

 

There's nothing better than dancing to a Coldplay song, especially when it's public :lol:

There's nothing better than dancing to a Coldplay song, especially when it's public :lol:

 

My favourite is dancing to Lovers in Japan in the middle of the pouring rain (or butterfly confetti, hehe) and spinning around. haha.

thank you for posting this!!!! i saw the movie over the break and it wasn't great but i was like freaking out when i saw this!! i thought it was only in the credits, i didn't realize it was actually in the movie!! :D

Lol

I stayed until the end of the credits just to see the ''music'' part and I indeed saw the band names in it :wacky: :heart:

I feel sorry for you.

I actually finally watched this movie yesterday. As nice as hearing LIT was, it felt a bit out of place, I thought. Then again, I didn't think all that highly of the movie in general. First one was a lot better. :\

I feel sorry for you.

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I haven't seen either of those lame movies, and neither do I intend to.:dozey:

I actually saw the first movie. Thought it was quite boring so I've no plans to see this one. Fun that they used LIT, I agree with Corkus that it seems a bit out of place but I've not seen to movie so what do I know.

I feel sorry for you.

 

Oww. Thanks :wacky:

Even though the song was in it, the movie was pretty much shit. As well was the first. :dozey:

Even though the song was in it, the movie was pretty much shit.

 

Just like the majority of real museums, then.:P

I love this movie....

not only for the LiT usage, but for the performances of Hank Azaria and Amy Adams. (Not kidding)

I had to watch that movie with my parents and my little brother and i was almost falling asleep but when i heard lit i yelled to my dad: OMG! DAD LIT IS ON THE MOVIE! YOU'RE HEARING IT RIGHT? OR IT'S JUST ME????

I haven't seen either of those lame movies, and neither do I intend to.:dozey:

 

So what movies do you like Mark? :rolleyes:

So what movies do you like Mark? :rolleyes:

 

Lots of different types, but not totally "implausible"/daft films like that.;)

One of my favourite films of 2009 was "Public Enemies", and last week I saw "State of Play" (Russell Crowe), which I also felt was top quality.

Lots of different types, but not totally "implausible"/daft films like that.;)

One of my favourite films of 2009 was "Public Enemies", and last week I saw "State of Play" (Russell Crowe), which I also felt was top quality.

 

Yeah agreed, it was kinda daft! I just felt like pulling someone's leg :smug:

 

So true, "Public Enemies" was brilliant along with "District 9".

Yeah agreed, it was kinda daft! I just felt like pulling someone's leg :smug:

 

So true, "Public Enemies" was brilliant along with "District 9".

 

Then maybe I should give "District 9" a try too.

I usually prefer either true-life stories or pure fantasy e.g. "Lord of the Rings" or "Harry Potter".

I generally can't stand films which try to combine the two, of which "Night At The Museum" is a classic example.;)