Reminds me of a Facebook post by Intrada a couple of months ago - one of their "Back in Stock" posts. I made a short comment on the post along the lines of "Great news!", and about a month later there was a notification that someone had reacted to my comment with an angry face. Looking at the post, this person randomly went through and 'angry faced' every single comment on that post and several other posts on Intrada's page, a month after the fact and for no apparent reason.
Not as impressive/alarming as the replies to your comment on YouTube (eight years (!) later no less), but another reminder of why I'm mostly a lurker the limited amount of time I spend online, on social media and the like.
Cursing and insulting a dead man because he composed the music to a movie he hates? Either he is trolling or he's got some serious mental problems. Hope he doesn't own a gun.
No mention of The Omen trilogy and the two Poltergeist films? Those films were full of evil things! Like that little kid and Sam Neill!
Yeah, not sure if or how the person distinguishes between an "evil movie" or a movie depicting "evil". There is much worse evil in Schindler's List than there is in Basic Instinct or The Omen, yet it is hardly an "evil movie", but the opposite. I don't see how Basic Instinct is an "evil" movie? Because the villain in the movie is pure evil?
Goldsmith was(*) an "odd" and inattentive composer : he always mixed meters.
(*) Writing in past tense always sounds strange to me... because there's not a single day without his music in my life. I can't believe that he left us 17 years ago.
YouTube comments are crazy. I was recently reading the comments on a John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith video and someone commented something like, "John Williams/Jerry Goldsmith is a really good composer. Probably up there with Steve Jablonsky." I have nothing against Steve Jablonsky (Steamboy is really good), but the comment seemed really odd.
