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Too Tough To Die (US - DVD R1)

This Johnny Ramone documentary will be released by Anchor Bay in November

Title: Too Tough To Die (IMDb)
Starring: N/A (Documentary)
Released: 4th November 2008
SRP: $19.97

Further Details:
Anchor Bay has announced details of Too Tough To Die: A Tribute to Johnny Ramon for 4th November. On 12th September 2004 a concert was held to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Ramones’ first performance and raise money for cancer research. That night was captured in this concert film / Ramones documentary with interviews/performances by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eddie Vedder, Rob Zombie, Deborah Harry, The Dickies, X, Henry Rollins, Pete Yorn, Lisa Marie Presley, Dicky Barrett, Joan Jett, Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols, Thurston Moore, Tim Armstrong of Rancid, Tommy, Marky & C.J. Ramone and Nicolas Cage. Special features include: a promo spot and a feature length commentary by producer/director Mandy Stein, Jonny Romones's wife Linda Cummings Ramone and Joe Sib.

Too Tough To Die

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Emil Ryderup

Did someone say Eddie Vedder? Instant buy.

porkys2248

I might pick this up.

joltman

I'm surprised it took this long to get released on DVD. Anything featuring the Ramones is an automatic buy for me.

Gabe Powers

The concert in the film was really a tribute to Joey, but Johnny died a few days later.

Thembones

The Ramones could have been huge but Johnny stood in the way. He wrote some great songs but his business decisions regarding the band were just unfathomably wrong. The cause is just but if this is an attempt to glorify Johnny in any way, you can keep this DVD. I was lucky enough to see The Ramones live and they were great. Unfortunately in music there are always dirtbags and Johnny was one of the biggest.

Mr.White

Definitely

zombeaner

Well, if I hate any Ramone, it is Johnny. But, the Ramones changed my life, and will forever be my favorite band. So I'll probably buy this.

lionel

i wish i could of saw the ramones.

ive seen marky ramone at a misfits concert...
thats as close as im ever going to get.

Gabe Powers

This was a deeply moving film for me, which is saying something, because Johnny Ramone was a bit of a prick.