1

While I am not a huge fan of the Indian style of movie making with them breaking into song ... I found parts of the movie showed more imagination than anything I've seen in a while.

 

Maybe the director of Endirhan should be making Iron Man 3.

2 Robot mob. . .turning into giant cobra. . .oh, get offa my effin' lawn already.

3 Cast of The Hobbit gathers in New Zealand

4 Ohio State vs Wisconsin on ESPN OS was down by 1 few but they are back within 1 midway thru the 1st

5

Sometimes she has Remi Spencer on, though...mmm, Remi Spencer...

Posted by: garrett at February 12, 2011 02:21 PM (4/6X4)

 Gutfeld has her on Red Eye a lot. Oh Yeah!!!

6 I saw on the Drudge Report that Mubarak called Isreal and not the Man Child Obama about his departure. He also told Isreal that Obama is not trustworthy and he lies. Good job purple lipped commie...Now your Muslim brothers don't trust you. What will you screw up next ????

7 An Indian friend of mine said the star of that movie is almost godlike in India.  Said his acting is horrible, but his influence is such that if you think of it in terms of an election between a Repub and a Dem, that whoever he came out and endorsed would put them over the top.  Rajinikanth or something like that is the guy's name.

8 5

Sometimes she has Remi Spencer on, though...mmm, Remi Spencer...

Posted by: garrett at February 12, 2011 02:21 PM (4/6X4)

 Gutfeld has her on Red Eye a lot. Oh Yeah!!!

Remi Spencer?  Sorry, pass! 

The ME "democracy(?)" movement spreads:

Hundreds gather in Paris to call for a 'free and democratic Algeria' - France24 http://f24.my/elxkG0

9 6 I saw on the Drudge Report that Mubarak called Isreal and not the Man Child Obama about his departure. He also told Isreal that Obama is not trustworthy and he lies. Good job purple lipped commie...Now your Muslim brothers don't trust you. What will you screw up next ????

Here's a linky:

Mubarak slammed U.S. in phone call with Israeli MK before resignation

10

Thanks ArthurK!

So anyone excited about the DukeNukem game coming out?

11

^{Posted by: Miss'80sBaby at February 12, 2011 02:28 PM (iMgAa)}

I can't believe we choked that 3 goal lead last night...worst lead in Hockey.

12

Open thread? You would be hard pressed to tell the last one from an open thread, I dare say. Anyway, I'm a leg man but I don't scoff at great tits.

13
This thread sucks.

14

I think Obama and Axelrod are betting that the Pro-Pali leftists are the key to getting him the funds he needs and the moonbat bona-fides he wants for the 2012 cycle.  They are his way around the new 'centrist' media image.

also.  he hates Israel.

15 I can hardly wait for The Hobbit. I love the story and have read it numerous times, as I did The Lord of the Ring series.

16

Remi Spencer?  Sorry, pass! 

That's more Remi for me.

17

So anyone excited about the DukeNukem game coming out?

HELLZ yeah!

18 Bueller? Bueller?

19
I'm still upset Lucas never made FULL THROTTLE II, like he said he would.

I miss 1996.

20 Continuing resolution would "block EPA from regulating greenhouse gas emissions"

"In addition to slashing the Environmental Protection Agency’s budget by $3 billion – nearly twice as much as they originally proposed – GOP lawmakers included language in the continuing resolution to strip the agency of its ability to implement climate change rules."

It would also get rid of the climate czar.

21

I can hardly wait for The Hobbit.

It'll be touch and go with the ammount of CGI they'll need for Smaug.

22 Looks like we'll be seeing the "Red Dawn" remake soon.

(And more Bonds, assuming anyone cares anymore after "Quantum of Solace".)

23

^{(And more Bonds, assuming anyone cares anymore after "Quantum of Solace".)}

I'm in if there are new PS3 Bond-Age Games in the werks.

24 I'm still upset Lucas never made FULL THROTTLE II, like he said he would.

Meesa had other plans!

25 Hundreds gather in Paris to call for a 'free and democratic Algeria' - France24 http://f24.my/elxkG0

Posted by: Kratos (Ghost of Sparta) at February 12, 2011 02:31 PM (9hSKh)

LOL.  Algeria was one of the first places where they held "democratic elections" only to find that the batshit insane islamists won - overwhelmingly - and that was long before the big islamic push we have seen around the world in the wake of 9/11 (and we all know that it was the attack of 9/11, and our muffled response to it, that gave so many muslims the courage to start demanding the world submit to them).  Back then the whole West rightly supported the Algerian military annuling the elections.  That was some 30 years ago, I think.

26 From Newsmax: "The GOP's plan also recommends ending federal support for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting."

27 GOP lawmakers included language in the continuing resolution to strip the agency of its ability to implement climate change rules."

It would also get rid of the climate czar.

With any luck that will just be the first step to dissolving the EPA entirely.

28

For the second weekend in a row, President Obama travels to Chevy Chase, Md., to watch Sasha play basketball ...

Hey, it was too cold to play golf. Egypt? What?

29 I can hardly wait for The Hobbit. I love the story and have read it numerous times, as I did The Lord of the Ring series.

Posted by: maddogg at February 12, 2011 02:36 PM (OlN4e)

Ralph Bakshi did a great animated/real movie version of it many years ago - in the 70's, I think.  I don't know why it's never shown.

30

Yes, nothing like an update to a game last released in...when was it?

Well, about 12yrs ago. Saw a trailer for it. Hilarious.

And it's getting warm here in KC. The snow is melting, and it's just gonna get warmer.

Yessss....

_{Can you tell I'm in a good mood?}

31 (And more Bonds, assuming anyone cares anymore after "Quantum of Solace".)

Posted by: The War Between the Undead States at February 12, 2011 02:40 PM (A6Hyb)

The James Bond series died for me when GoldenEye came out.

That was a gawd awful piece of shit.

32 It's a damn shame the EPA is nothing more than a tool for the socialists to strangle productivity. They could have served a useful purpose, but are now so corrupted with leftards they cannot be reformed, only dissolved.

33

Ralph Bakshi did a great animated/real movie version of it many years ago - in the 70's, I think.  I don't know why it's never shown.

I think I have that on VHS.

34

Ohio State vs Wisconsin on ESPN

Yes, but Vitale is calling it so I have it on  mute. As it should be.

35 32 It's a damn shame the EPA is nothing more than a tool for the socialists to strangle productivity. They could have served a useful purpose, but are now so corrupted with leftards they cannot be reformed, only dissolved.

Posted by: maddogg at February 12, 2011 02:45 PM (OlN4e)

It seems that sooner or later every agency is corrupted by the power-greedy. Perhaps every agency ever created should be required to come with a no-takie-backsies expiration date.

36

Posted by: iknowtheleft at February 12, 2011 02:44 PM (N49h9)

I've never seen it.

37
Maybe that means they'll have another uprising in France's Ivory Coast, next?

38
That was a strange time. While France and that asshole Chirac were thwarting us in the Security Council, they were sending troops to Ivory Coast to calm down the natives.

39 I'm still upset Lucas never made FULL THROTTLE II, like he said he would.

I miss 1996.

Posted by: low calorie soothsayer at February 12, 2011 02:39 PM (uFokq)

I remember being upset for years that Lucas never made the other movies he said he was going to.  Then he did.  Yeah.

40

Ralph Bakshi did a great animated/real movie version of it many years ago - in the 70's, I think.  I don't know why it's never shown.

Posted by: iknowtheleft at February 12, 2011 02:44 PM (N49h9)

It still floats around, but the style of animation didn't appeal to a lot of people (especially at the time but I think even now), the story was IIRC slightly hippie-bowdlerized (haven't seen it in years), and I think there was some kind of distro-publishing fight when the original came out. I'd have to look it up and I am Sofa King Lazy today.

41 Ralph Bakshi did a great animated/real movie version of it many years ago - in the 70's, I think.  I don't know why it's never shown.

Heh.... I recall M80s tromping around on my lawn a few months ago when character design sheets from that production were posted on an ONT and she expressed surprise at them, saying she'd never seen them before. 

42

I've never seen it.

Posted by: maddogg at February 12, 2011 02:48 PM (OlN4e)

Most people haven't.  They never even talk about it.  Garrett is the first person I've run into who even remembers it.  It was part of Bakshi's groundbreaking combination of animating over real footage.  I have vague memories of it, but I remember it as awesome.  I always thought it so weird that, with all the Lord Of the Rings makes and remakes, it never got re-released or even discussed.

43

Posted by: sock puppeh at February 12, 2011 02:47 PM (VcPAo)

It would seem so. An automatic shelf life might cut down on that crap, if not, at least there would be a known date for it to go away.

44 In August they will release the remake of "Conan"

45

44 In August they will release the remake of "Conan"

Will Arnold be using a walker?

46

Ralph Bakshi did a great animated/real movie version of it many years ago

Didn't he also do a video game? It used a laser disk as I recall. First, and probably the only one ever.

47 From what I know the new Conan is eyecandy for all the 'nettes

48 37
Maybe that means they'll have another uprising in France's Ivory Coast, next?

I'm waiting for a massive uprising in Jordan.  Several dozen tribe leaders there have recently voiced their disapproval of Queen Rania's involvement in politics (which is considered taboo, btw).

49 The James Bond series died for me when GoldenEye came out.

I hated all the Prettyboy Pierce Brosnan Bonds, but loved Casino Royale.  Thought it promised so much for a relaunch of the series.  I forgot that Hollywood isn't worth a shit when it's time for it to stop riding 50 year-old material and come up with an original story.

50

Posted by: iknowtheleft at February 12, 2011 02:50 PM (N49h9)

I remember it too. It was as if someone painted over the live action on celluloid frame by frame. It was a long time ago but it was really cool.

51

Didn't he also do a video game? It used a laser disk as I recall. First, and probably the only one ever.

Posted by: HH at February 12, 2011 02:52 PM (6oDXl)

I don't recall, though I do have some memories of laser discs ... barely.  I am glad to see that others remember that movie.  I almost thought that I had made those memories up.

52

Didn't he also do a video game? It used a laser disk as I recall. First, and probably the only one ever.

Posted by: HH at February 12, 2011 02:52 PM (6oDXl)

You're probably thinking of Dragon's Lair, and there were several Laserdisc games. Hailed as the future of gaming, but not for long.

53 41 Heh.... I recall M80s tromping around on my lawn a few months ago when character design sheets from that production were posted on an ONT and she expressed surprise at them, saying she'd never seen them before. 

I saw the 1977 animated version of Pilgrim's Progress. But no, my 6th-grade class had to cancel plans to continue reading The Hobbit as well as watch the movie because a few of the girly girls in the class thought the book was too scary. The rest of us complained about this development for weeks, without avail.

54

IIRC, Bakshi used animation and sort of live action. Plus I think he roto-scoped the actors, meaning he filmed then, and then made them into a cartoon.

Which of course Disney did for many years.

Again, IIRC, Bakshi made the Fellowship of the Ring, but then never finished the Trilogy.

55

Posted by: Merovign, Bond Villain at February 12, 2011 02:57 PM (bxiXv)

That's it!

Cool...

56 Remi Spencer is too bony...

57

Most people haven't.  They never even talk about it.  Garrett is the first person I've run into who even remembers it.  It was part of Bakshi's groundbreaking combination of animating over real footage.  I have vague memories of it, but I remember it as awesome.  I always thought it so weird that, with all the Lord Of the Rings makes and remakes, it never got re-released or even discussed.

Posted by: iknowtheleft at February 12, 2011 02:50 PM (N49h9)

I remember that one.  The only problem is that it it only went up to about halfway through The Two Towers.  It was freakin' excellent as I recall.  Much better than the other animated piece of crap attempt at LOTR. 

I think they cut it right as Gandalf was charging in with the reinforcements at Helm's Deep.

58 You're probably thinking of Dragon's Lair, and there were several Laserdisc games. Hailed as the future of gaming, but not for long.

Posted by: Merovign, Bond Villain at February 12, 2011 02:57 PM (bxiXv)

I vaguely recall a sci-fi space battle type game that used models of spacecraft and real explosions. Wow, you guys are triggering some previously forgotten memories.

59 Bakshi used rotoscoping exclusively for nearly all of his features in the '70s and '80s, including The Lord of the Rings in '78.  The results were questionable at best.

And come to think of it, I'm not sure he was actually involved with the Hobbit feature of that time.

60

 The results were questionable at best.

I think he only used it on the Nazgul in his LOTR and I thought it was very effective considering their nature.

61

I vaguely recall a sci-fi space battle type game that used models of spacecraft and real explosions. Wow, you guys are triggering some previously forgotten memories.

Posted by: ErikW at February 12, 2011 03:03 PM (lXI/m)

I was on the record walls of several arcades as a kid, I chased after new games... but at some point early on, around the time of Dragon's Lair and Space Ace and Space Harrier, I lost a lot of interest because while the games were getting prettier, they were also more obviously designed just to suck money as fast as possible.

I spent about $5 to get on the wall with Tempest, people were spending $40-60 in one day on Space Harrier.

Home games took over shortly after that. You only had to buy them once. Even C64 games were better than a lot of arcade games (or the same), and once VGA became common on PCs it was all over.

62 This new Hobbit cast has a greater mixture of regional dialects then the LOTR series. Also, many of the others are either popular from select British TV shows or are theatre actors. For example, star Martin Freeman is most famous for The Office (UK). My favorite choice is Richard Armitage (BBC's North & South, MI-5) for Thorin Oakenshield.

63 I think he only used it on the Nazgul in his LOTR and I thought it was very effective considering their nature.

No, he used it for all of the characters.... which I thought gave the animation a much too deliberate, almost surrealistic nature.  Rotoscoping is a useful technique (Disney's used it since the '30s) but Bakshi took it too far.

64 And ErikW, I would really suggest taking a look a the new Bond Films. They are far closer to the original Bond then anything you've seen in the last 15yrs.

65

Posted by: Merovign, Bond Villain at February 12, 2011 03:07 PM (bxiXv)

Yeah, I remember when video game arcades started fading away. There was something really neat about walking into an arcade with Papaw and having all my pockets full of tokens. The stand up version of Tron was one of my favorites and most expensive. Damn thing cost four tokens!

I've never owned a game console and am not a gamer type but those were the good old days.

66 The stand up version of Tron was one of my favorites and most expensive. Damn thing cost four tokens!

I loved that game.  Actually had a dream about it the other night.  (No, I had no more of a life in 1987 than I do now.)

67 And ErikW, I would really suggest taking a look a the new Bond Films. They are far closer to the original Bond then anything you've seen in the last 15yrs.

Posted by: HH at February 12, 2011 03:14 PM (6oDXl)

You mean the Daniel Craig ones? I really should because I'm a huge Bond fan and the Pierce Brosnan flicks soured me so much I haven't seen any since. Was Casino Royale Craig's first Bond film?

 

68 The new bond films have flaws but I was surprisingly impressed with them. I was surprised at a lot of the criticism because most of it could be applied to the whole series at one point or another.

Not all of the criticism was unfair, they are trying too hard to make things "modern" and they emotionally brutalize the characters too much (EMO!), and the "bad guy CIA" bit was annoying, and Craig is too tempermental on screen and not "suave" enough, but otherwise I think is doing a good job.

I give them a little credit for making the bad guy in Quantum a Greenie, but for some reason a lot of people didn't get the scam he was pulling, he was blackmailing multiple countries over water rights. That was the writers trying to be "topical" because that's a real issue, they just forgot to use a real issue most people know about.

I also like the connections between the films they have so far, essentially Casino and Quantum are one long movie, the second begins minutes or hours after the first.

I think the cinematography and music is better than the previous 2-3 films as well. I liked the touch at the beginning of Quantum with the second shot of the innocent bystander in the chase scene, a gentle reminder of consequences.

69

Posted by: lynx forever, you filthy 8008 fanatics at February 12, 2011 03:23 PM (lT0LC

No, the books. Or the first 2 Bond films.

Any of you ever read the books?

Interesting. Plus it makes you realize that England was basically broke after the war. Bond had little or no money to gamble with in "Casino Royale". When he lost, it took the rich Armericans (CIA), to bail him out.

Although the modern movie avoids that, it's fairly faithfull to the book.

 

70 Was Casino Royale Craig's first Bond film?

Posted by: ErikW at February 12, 2011 03:28 PM (lXI/m)

Yes and they're controversial but I think worth it. Craig's Bond is a lot more dour and serious, almost thuggish. They hint his background is less class and more fighter, that he was brought into the upper class later and is just a really good but deliberate schmoozer, but he is also more angry than any of the others, less glib.

71 The stand up version of Tron was one of my favorites and most expensive. Damn thing cost four tokens!

I've never owned a game console and am not a gamer type but those were the good old days.

Posted by: ErikW at February 12, 2011 03:23 PM (lXI/m)

I remember a 2-quarter version fo Tron, there was probably more than one. That was just a beautiful machine. IIRC there was a side-lighted version that was 4 quarters, and I really wish I could buy one of those, it made it look like you were in the movie.

72

 I really should because I'm a huge Bond fan.

Go for it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.  And the last ending minute or so is terrific!

73

Interesting. Plus it makes you realize that England was basically broke after the war. Bond had little or no money to gamble with in "Casino Royale". When he lost, it took the rich Armericans (CIA), to bail him out.

Although the modern movie avoids that, it's fairly faithfull to the book.

Posted by: HH at February 12, 2011 03:30 PM (6oDXl)

Actually, Craig's bond is bailed out by the CIA when he loses all his money. Felix Leiter also stops Bond from going after Old Bleedy with a table knife in the process (I told you Craig's Bond was an angry Bond. ).

74

I was on the record walls of several arcades as a kid, I chased after new games.

So are you our resident pin-ball wizard? So to speak?

75

Yes and they're controversial but I think worth it. Craig's Bond is a lot more dour and serious, almost thuggish. They hint his background is less class and more fighter, that he was brought into the upper class later and is just a really good but deliberate schmoozer, but he is also more angry than any of the others, less glib.

Posted by: Merovign, Bond Villain at February 12, 2011 03:32 PM (bxiXv)

I haven't read any of Ian Fleming's books but my dad has read all of them and he told me that Timothy Dalton's portrayal of Bond was the closest to Fleming's character and it sounds like Craig might be more along those lines.

I guess Bond wasn't the suave, debonair type but more of a cold-hearted individual.

76

So are you our resident pin-ball wizard? So to speak?

Posted by: HH at February 12, 2011 03:39 PM (6oDXl)

Oh, that was a long time ago. I did P some people O with Unreal Tournament 3, though.

77

I remember a 2-quarter version fo Tron, there was probably more than one. That was just a beautiful machine. IIRC there was a side-lighted version that was 4 quarters, and I really wish I could buy one of those, it made it look like you were in the movie.

Posted by: Merovign, Bond Villain at February 12, 2011 03:34 PM (bxiXv)

I bet that costs a small fortune. A buddy of mine purchased a mint condition sit down version of Spy Hunter for $4,000 a couple years ago.

78

I guess Bond wasn't the suave, debonair type but more of a cold-hearted individual.

Posted by: ErikW at February 12, 2011 03:39 PM (lXI/m)

I think Dalton was underrated but that was partly his own fault, that second movie should never have been made, never ever.

I've read a number of the books and the original Bond was a cool, calm killer and a user and manipulator of others. I would not say he was as expressively angry as Craig.

There is a knife fight in Quantum that struck me as "original Bond," Bond was a very active fighter but never lost his cool, did what he had to do and got it done.

79

I bet that costs a small fortune. A buddy of mine purchased a mint condition sit down version of Spy Hunter for $4,000 a couple years ago.

Posted by: ErikW at February 12, 2011 03:44 PM (lXI/m)

I had a 1981 Bally Midway Pac-Man, but I sold it when I was out of work.

I would like a Tron machine, if I ever do that kind of thing again. I loved the original movie, the PC video game - maybe I should make a Tron console with a PC in it and the PC video game Tron 2.0. They fixed a lot of the bugs with a late patch.

80

Actually, I think the movie avoids why Bond ran out of money. But it's been a while...

Funny thing in the books. His superiors know Bond is a gambler, give him some money, and trust he can double or triple it.

When Bond loses, he's devastated. Then in comes Felix Leiter, and the CIA. Rich Americans, and can back him.

Which then of course changes everything.

One other thing. Bond's torture. Straight from the book. I was really surprised to see that in the film.

81 Fuck Ohio State. You are blowing it : (

82 I've read all Fleming's Bond books. Very good. Hey! Did you know that Fleming tried to kill off Bond? (like Doyle threw Sherlock over Reichenbach falls) Look at the end of the 2nd book (From Russia with Love). It has a scene similar to the movie where Bond gets in a fight vs. a poison-shoe-knife wielder. Except, in the book... he gets stabbed! Wins the fight and then succumbs to the poison. When Fleming decided to do a 3rd book... Well, Bond recovered.

83

The Bakshi VHS is the Lord of The Rings, not the Hobbit. Just dug it out of the basement.

My Bad.

84 ...and I want a tabletop version of Joust.

85

My Bad.

Posted by: garrett at February 12, 2011 04:35 PM (4/6X4)

It was my faulty memory that led you on.

86 if any Moronette ever has cringed

If it gets too rank, we can always leave for a bit, right? Boys will be boys, and we love Morons; other wise, we'd be hangin' at Hot Air.

I can't imagine any real card-carrying Moronette being all that offended by too much here.

I have gotten upset a time or two...like the other day when tangonine wouldn't let up on stuff that was obviously upsetting Jane D'oh, and maybe a year or so back some guy was getting really rank with Peaches, I think. Personally nasty bothers me.

My husband loves that animated LOTR. He has it on VHS, too.

87

Hey! Did you know that Fleming tried to kill off Bond?

Yes, I remember that. Also the fact that Bond was always calculating his survival. At the start of the books he is in his mid-thirties, and figures he has only so many missions left in him.

Plus he had been in the Royal Navy during the war. Hence the "Commander Bond".

He served under "M", if i remember correctly.

88

Posted by: sickinmass at February 12, 2011 05:24 PM (1rflU)

Gonna disagree here .If I'm being an asshole to any of the Moronettes, then them giving me shit about it is a lot better then them going away.

Plus everyone can see what's going on. No Mystery about it.

Just saying....

89

Posted by: HH at February 12, 2011 05:50 PM (6oDXl)

I have to agree. I've shot my mouth off a few times here and it was almost always the ladies who were quick to tell me to shut the fuck up and stop being stupid. And I respect that.

90

and it was almost always the ladies who were quick to tell me to shut the fuck up and stop being stupid

(Laughs)

I have 3 sisters older than me. So yeah, I can relate.

91

Things can escalate in the heat of passion.

True, only if you let it. But aren't you argueing that if you are being a jerk that the women posters should just fade away?

I'm not buying that at all.

92 Heh. Mrs. tells me to STFU all the time!

Posted by: sickinmass at February 12, 2011 06:10 PM (1rflU)

But you know what we mean, right? No one wants to be indelicate in front of people we don't know but when it comes to AoS, all bets are off and we know better. If a lady is offended by what she reads here, she simply doesn't belong.

93 If any Moron is being a jerk towards a Moronette then by all means he should have his ass chewed out.

Posted by: sickinmass at February 12, 2011 06:15 PM (1rflU)

And what you said. Nobody should be a jerk to anyone else around here.

94

DonÂ’t complain, donÂ’t explain. Let them, especially men, figure you out.

C'mon sickinmass, that's just horseshit. Your quote. I don't want anyone here backing off because of what you say. But you seem to want that if we bother some women.

Nor do I think this is some mens' exclusive club.

OTOH, if no one complains, then maybe I'm wrong.

95 Dayam. I think I love you.

Right back atcha!

Here an example... When the lovely Moronettes have a shoe discussion on an ONT we fade away. (notice I did not say 'stompy boots')

Miss Tammy does the same if we get too randy, that's all.

Exactly!

In real life, if a discussion turns too rank, I just smile and excuse myself. I don't make a big deal of it, I am old enough to realize that men are men. I have never had to do that twice with the same group of guys. I find men to be 100% respectful that way.

But I am not gonna come to a, uh, smart military blog like this, and then get all offended when Morons start talking about how much they like teh boobies. I find it amusing, more often than not. My husband is a major fan of teh boobies, and I am always happy to point out especially nice sets to him when we're out and about. (He usually spots them long before me, but he says he appreciates my efforts nonetheless.)


 I will definitely call someone out here if I feel they are being a jerk, and I am glad that others do, too. It's what makes this such an awesome place.

96 C'mon sickinmass, that's just horseshit. Your quote. I don't want anyone here backing off because of what you say.

I think he means more in person, not so much here at AoSHQ?

97

It's what makes this such an awesome place.

Yes, yes it is...

 

98 Where there's a whip, there's a way. Where there's a whip, there's a way. Where there's a whip, there's a way. Left, right, left, right, left Where there's a whip, there's a way. Left, right from http://tinyurl.com/5tpxeql

99 I should add, the Orc marching song from Bakshi's Ring

100 I thought that was  apretty good movie myself