MÖTLEY CRÜE: 'Disaster: The Movie' Promotional Clip Posted Online

March 5, 2005

A promotional clip for MÖTLEY CRÜE's a 20-minute animated feature, "Disaster: The Movie", has been posted online at this location.

CRÜE are using "Disaster: The Movie" as the opening for their live shows, which do not include a support act. Bassist Nikki Sixx said of the movie in a recent interview, "it's very tongue-in-cheek. Remember how they used to do 'Airplane' and that kind of stuff, that would be a take-off on all of those airplane movies? Well, this is kind of taking the piss out of movies like 'Armageddon'. And it's really fun. Any time we can take a piss up anything, we do — including ourselves. So, that's kind of what it is, it's a setup for that, and it helps lead us into an intermission, and (laughs) I think the movie is going to be killer. We're actually playing a concert in the movie — claymation versions of ourselves. . . We did all of the voiceover stuff."

"Disaster: The Movie" was directed by Roy Wood, who was part of the team behind MTV's "Celebrity Death Match".

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