Talk:Miss Murder
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Well i personaly love it being a alternitive rock artist along with my band. I think it is a little light for them, but i think they really did a great job on the lyrics and everything, it rocks.--69.14.41.189 03:51, 27 June 2006 (UTC)Alix McDerman
I think it would have been a good idea for someone to put down exactly what the song is about, you know? The song sounds kind of deep to me, as though it might have a lot to do with God, but it's hard to tell.
- It would be a good idea too, but remember, WIkipedia relies on Reliable Sources. Therefore, find a reputable source that talks about the meaning of this song, and present it. Copysan 02:56, 13 July 2006 (UTC)
- I think it would be wrong to say its about god because I'm pretty sure Davey is Atheist.--XdiabolicalX 00:47, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
Also, what in the world is the "secret" subliminal message?
Davey has never said he's an atheist.
[edit] hitler video
does anyone else agree this video seems hitler-esque, with the whole in front of a huge crowd the way he throws his arm up several times in form with nazi salute and seems to be shouting much like hitler did... just my opinion surrup
Ya, after reading what you said, I kinda agree. But my complete opinion is that its a crappy song, and a crappy video. Buit I do agree about the hitler-esque nature.
Doubt it, but they may have included a bit of reference just to have people pay attention on their video. Who knows, most of us don't even understand completely the lyrics' meaning.
- They were going for tyrant/dictator. It reflects the nature of the song - a man (portrayed by Davey) is turning into something he does not want to become. Miss Murder (the actress) knows this. For the man (Davey), facing Miss Murder is ultimately facing that bit of himself that she knows. - Enzo Dragon 18:08, 26 August 2006 (UTC)
Marc Webb said during 'The Making of' feature that it was portraying iconic graphic power and they used the films Evita and Triumph for the Will along with propaganda films in reference.