Touted as the ‘GREATEST THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO CINEMA’ the Beastie Boys tear it up in this short film directed by Adam Yauch. The film is it’s said to be a continuation of the original ‘Fight For Your Right (To Party)’ music video from 1986′s Licensed to Ill. It originally showcased at this years Sundance Festival back in January, but it’s finally going to be released internationally on May 3rd!

Just look at the cast involved and prepared to be amazed. Solid!

Elijah Wood: Ad-Rock (B-Boys 1)
Danny McBride: MCA (B-Boys 1)
Seth Rogen: Mike D (B-Boys 1)
Susan Sarandon: Mother
Stanley Tucci: Father
Rashida Jones: Skirt Suit
Will Arnett: Biz Man
Adam Scott: Cab Driver
Mike Mills: Sir Stewart Wallace
Rainn Wilson: Church Goer
Arabella Field: Church Goer
Ted Danson: Maitre D’
Roman Coppola: Café Patron
Shannyn Sossamon: Café Patron
Steve Buscemi: Waiter
Amy Poehler Café: Patron
Mary Steenburgen: Café Patron
Alicia Silverstone: Café Patron
Laura Dern: Café Patron
Arthur Scipio Africano: Café Patron
Alfredo Ortiz: Café Patron
Milo Ventimiglia: Café Patron
Jody Hill: Café Patron
Silvia Suvadova: Café Patron
Jason Schwartzman: Vincent Van Gogh
Losel Yauch: Skateboarder
Chloë Sevigny: Metal Chick
Kirsten Dunst: Metal Chick
Maya Rudolph: Metal Chick
Clint Caluory: George Drakoulias
David Cross: Nathanial Hornblower
Orlando Bloom: Johnny Ryall
Will Ferrell: Ad-Rock (B-Boys 2)
John C. Reilly: Mike D (B-Boys 2)
Jack Black: MCA (B-Boys 2)
Adam Horovitz: Cop #1
Mike D: Cop #2
Adam Yauch: Cop #3
Martin Starr: Paddy Wagon Driver
Nicole Randall: Cafe Ted Patron

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I saw this video, whilst flicking through some satellite channels the other night. Brilliantly executed. Fine Tune. And has that Beastie Boy’s fight “For your right…” 80′s thing going on.

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With the news MCA – Adam Yanuch is battling a rare form of glandular cancer thus forcing the delay of the release of the new Beastie Boys album we take a look at the many phases of the terrible trio and ummm and arr over which was our favourite…..

Rick Rubin right from the top, big guitars and live drums the Beasties exploded with VW medallions and head banging stadium rock. License to Ill shook the world.

No Sleep TIl Brooklyn

Delving back into the underground and to much less critical acclaim the Beasties explored their psychedelic instrumental side….

Somethings Got To Give

Returning with a bang and possibly greatest album Ill Communication has it all. The production, the collaboration, the concept and of course the videos….

Sabotage

If Hello Nasty was your introduction to the Beastie Boys this will be your nostalgia of cutting crazy shapes on the indie dance floors, and looking through Arco catalogue to find your hi-vis jump suit. The Beastie were now officially Three MC’s and One DJ.

Intergalactic

To The 5 Boroughs is quite simply a self-produced, post 9/11 record, released as a homage to NYC. Home of the city that spawned them.

Ch-Ch-Check it Out

The Mix Up saw the band kick back and relax. Money Mark on keys and not a rap in sight. THis lounge record may be a strange choice for a Beastie fans favourite but doesn’t it have a time and a place?

The Gala Event

If Too Many Rappers is anything to go by we’re back on track with Hot Sauce Committee Part 1. Big studio beats and cranky raps packed full of attitude. Get well soon MCA.

Too Many Rappers

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