Renting Jim Jarmusch’s Broken Flowers on Lazy Snowy Sunday made me wanna rewatch Coffee & Cigarettes‘ surreal diner sequence with (now touring) Wu-Tangers RZA, GZA, and their caffeine-fiend waiter “Bill Groundhog-Day-Ghostbusin’-Ass Murray.” If you’ve never seen, you’re in for some serious delirium.

RZA, GZA, & Bill Murray in Coffee & Cigarettes. (WIN MEDIA)

From the C&C Soundtrack:
The Stooges – “Down On The Street” (MP3 Link Expired)

Originally off the (recently reissued) “greatest rock-and-roll record ever made” according to Henry Rollins.

UPDATE: Via request:
Gorillaz – “Bill Murray” (MP3 Link Expired)

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The combination of Kung-Fu and Rap blew me away so I started listening to RZA, Raekwon, GZA, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Inspectah Deck, everybody, and it just opened up a whole new life for me, I guess. AllHipHop.com: That’s definitely a great place to start.
Comments (16)
  1. that scene in coffee and cigarettes was defintiely the best one.

  2. Huggy Bear  |   Posted on Feb 13th, 2006

    Both classic movies- Bill Murray really got robbed this year in the Oscar race.

  3. Rollins had an excellent piece on Funhouse in one of the very early Spins. Made a big impression on me in my formative years.

  4. LL Cool F  |   Posted on Feb 13th, 2006

    Gorillaz also gots a new single called “Bill Murray”. Anyone got the hookup yo?

  5. Edwin  |   Posted on Feb 13th, 2006

    “Down On The Street” makes me want to throw my computer through a window and firebomb buildings downtown.

  6. Melissa  |   Posted on Feb 13th, 2006

    Hey. I watched Broken Flowers yesterday, too.

  7. I just saw Broken Flowers last week and enjoyed it. C&C was nice as well. I really liked the Waits/Pop scene. My favorite Jarmusch is Down by Law, which also stars Tom Waits.

  8. rosie  |   Posted on Feb 13th, 2006

    i love, love, love coffee and ciggarettes (especially the bill murray/wu tang, steve coogan/alfred molina and cate blanchett scenes). but that’s because it was the perfect jarmusch film in that i don’t usually like his films in their entirity – rather, i like scenes, bits or characters – and that certainly is what i found with broken flowers. some of the characters were awsesome and a few scenes were really funny or poignant or whatever, but i don’t think i’ll remember it as an outstanding film.

  9. killthehipsters  |   Posted on Feb 14th, 2006

    Coffee & Cigarettes is without a doubt the worst movie I’ve ever seen. If you pretend to like it, you are a hipster who is trying way too hard. I personally wanted to kill everyone involved, even though some of them are my heroes. On a positive note, it did confirm my suspicion that Tom Waits is a total jerk.

  10. phizzle  |   Posted on Feb 14th, 2006

    i am upset that i’ve never seen coffee and cigarettes. i plan to remedy this in the near future, however. thank you.

  11. fido  |   Posted on Feb 14th, 2006

    Coffee & Cigarettes is the kind of pretentious dreck that you should get out of your system in film school. Paul Thomas Anderson did that (he made a film called Cigarettes and Coffee way before the Jarmusch film came out. Coincidence?).

    And I know he’d been making it since the late 80′s, but still. It has absolutely no merit as a theatrical release.

    Although, the Coogan/Molina scene was good.

  12. what i hate are hipster haters who post on hipster websites to show how hip they really aren’t……

    wtf?

    jim jarmusch is my main man!

  13. The Murray/RZA/GZA scene was good, as well as the Molina/Coogan. But by far, I enjoyed both the Cate Blanchett and the Rice/Mead segments the most.

    But I can’t forgive Jack and Meg for the Tesla coil disaster.

  14. George  |   Posted on Feb 15th, 2006

    that wu tang/bill murray scene was good? am i missing something? if that was one of the best scenes in the movie then that means i wont be seeing it.

    bill murry still rules though, and i still want to see broken flowers.

  15. philip r  |   Posted on Feb 15th, 2006

    the only memorable scene in c&c is tom waits vs. iggy pop. (also: this win media is broken two-thirds of the way through… right?)

  16. flugh  |   Posted on Feb 16th, 2006

    Daaamn… that don’t sound too good, Bill Murray.

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