“One Nine Nine Four” The Movie (2008)

[Mel_Off]

Actually this is a documentary, not a movie; and if you keep thinking that this is a movie close this thread right now you stupid punk. :mad: :cool: :eek:

Australian independent production company Robot Academy Films is producing the film, 'One Nine Nine Four', which is slated for a 2008 release.
As you already know, the film "Punk's Not Dead" features an interview with Dexter. This time, The Offspring will appear in this forthcoming documentary (ONNF) about the punk rock music scene in the 1990s.
The film will be narrated by skateboarding legend Tony Hawk, and will also feature bands including Rancid, Green Day, Bad Religion, Blink 182, NOFX and many more.

PS.: A movie?, come on guys.. Could you please finish the album!!... i´m so excited :D

[Autonomist]

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[SkunkIt]

This trhead has been done many times before. Also, you have informed me thst this movie is going to suck balls and has absolutely nothing to do with Punk.

[jacknife737]

Also, you have informed me thst this movie is going to suck balls and has absolutely nothing to do with Punk.

Really? The 90s "era" of punk is my favorite, sure the movie might suck (due to the Hawk involvement). Based on what i've heard about this (and Punks Not Dead), i'd say that this looks like the more interesting film.

[Jizzy Jeff Punk Man]

Really? The 90s "era" of punk is my favorite, sure the movie might suck (due to the Hawk involvement). Based on what i've heard about this (and Punks Not Dead), i'd say that this looks like the more interesting film.

That's probably because you don't know enough about old school punk to realize how important it is. A lot of the 90s "punk" was really more just pop. As far as interest goes, a movie that includes all aspects of punk, I think, will be way more interesting.

[jacknife737]

That's probably because you don't know enough about old school punk to realize how important it is. A lot of the 90s "punk" was really more just pop As far as interest goes, a movie that includes all aspects of punk, I think, will be way more interesting

Honestly guy that is the stupidest thing that I’ve read here in a while. I’m not suggesting that 90s “punk” is more important than punk from the 70s or 80s, just that I find it to be more interesting. Secondly just because music has more of a "pop" influence doesn't automatically make it bad. Punk from the 70s and 80s have already been covered to death, check out films such as The Decline of Western Civilization , End of the Century and American Hardcore. Does anyone really want to watch another documentary on the Ramones or 80s hardcore? The 90s "era" of punk is usually overlooked, its nice to see that its finally getting some recognition.

(POST 737!!!!)

[Ix_XNaY]

This trhead has been done many times before. Also, you have informed me thst this movie is going to suck balls and has absolutely nothing to do with Punk.

Dude If you dont care, go and do something different and you dont disturb ppl who really care about punk and specially offspring.

Its just info for who dont know about these and cares things about the band

[randman21]

Dudette If you dont care, go and do something different and you dont disturb ppl who really care about punk and specially offspring.

Its just info for who dont know about these and cares things about the band
There.

This trhead has been done many times before. Also, you have informed me thst this movie is going to suck balls and has absolutely nothing to do with Punk.
Dudette, don't be so hardcore.

Honestly guy that is the stupidest thing that I’ve read here in a while. I’m not suggesting that 90s “punk” is more important than punk from the 70s or 80s, just that I find it to be more interesting. Secondly just because music has more of a "pop" influence doesn't automatically make it bad. Punk from the 70s and 80s have already been covered to death, check out films such as The Decline of Western Civilization , End of the Century and American Hardcore. Does anyone really want to watch another documentary on the Ramones or 80s hardcore? The 90s "era" of punk is usually overlooked, its nice to see that its finally getting some recognition.

(POST 737!!!!)

Errr, did you read his post? I didn't read where pop = bad in there. He just stated facts. And he said it would be more interesting if they include all aspects of punk (inc., but not limited to, pop punk). I agree.