Beastie Boys: Video Anthology (Video 2000)

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Cast

Credited cast:
	Mike D	...	Himself / Alasondro Alegre
	Adam Horovitz	...	Himself / King Ad Rock / Vic Colfari
	Adam Yauch	...	Himself / MCA / Nathaniel Hornblower / Nathan Wind / Sir Stewart Wallace
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Beastie Boys	...	Themselves / Various
	Mario Caldato Jr.	...	Himself (segment "Root Down")
	Eric Bobo Correa	...	Himself (segment "Root Down") (as Eric Correa)
	Vic Noto	...	Outlaw Biker Venom
	Max Perlich	...	Himself (segment "Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun")
	Q-Tip	...	Himself (segment "Netty's Girl")
	Chloë Sevigny	...	Herself (segment "Root Down") (archive footage)
	Michael Simpson	...	Himself (segment "Shake Your Rump")
	Dave Skilkin	...	Himself (archive footage)
	Ione Skye	...	Herself (segment "Netty's Girl")

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Storyline

A compilation of video clips by the Beastie Boys.

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Documentary | Music

Certificate:

Not Rated

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Details

Official Sites:

Ken Anderson, Loeb & Loeb / ARTISTdirect

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

21 November 2000 (USA) See more »

Filming Locations:

Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

Capitol Records, Grand Royal See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

113 min (DVD)

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Black and White | Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

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Trivia

This film is in the Criterion Collection, spine #100. See more »

Quotes

MCA: I wish for peace between the races. Someday we shall all be one.
Ad-Rock: Why fight yourself?
Mike D: This one is called rectify.
MCA: There's somethin' coming to the surface. There's fire all around. But this is all illusion. I've seen better days than this one. I've seen better nights than this one. Tension is rebuilding. Something's got to give. Someday we shall all be one.
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Connections

Spoofs Predator (1987) See more »

Soundtracks

Remote Control
Performed by The Beastie Boys
From the album Hello Nasty
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30 January 2001 | by andyniess – See all my reviews

All of the Beastie's videos from Paul's Boutique forward are flawlessly presented with numerous angles, exquisite menus, commentary tracks, and enough remixes to fill two audio CDs. For example, the electro-rap Intergalactic has 9 camera angles, 6 remixes, storyboards, and "The Robot vs. The Octopus Monster Saga," which is the video extended and presented as a side-splitting mini-Godzilla movie. If you haven't viewed any of the videos, quite a few of them are hilarious parodies like Sabotage, which takes on '70s "tough cop" shows better than any Saturday Night Live skit could aspire to. Even the straight performance videos all have a twist, whether it be rotoscoped animation, fish-eye lenses or just the Boys wearing crazy wigs and outfits. It's more than entertaining, and the time and effort put into this compilation set a new standard for music videos.

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