Best film score (1 Viewer)
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Favourite or best? There's a big difference! Psycho's famous for that incredible aural stabbing. Is there more to the soundtrack?
Very effective. The joker's theme in particular has a remarkable menace to it, and the way Harvey's theme gets warped as he does is nicely done. A friend of mine criticised the main Batman score as 'forever building to a crechendo that never comes' or something like that.
I really want to see OUaPiA. I never seem to find it in stores. Amazon to the rescue...
I had a long discussion with Martin about the OUaTitW score. I think it's a real gem.
This too!
Imagine Star Wars without that bombastic score? It'd suck. The film depends on the score to play the audience. It's hardly the best score ever, but if he just means it's his favourite, sure, why not?
Requiem for a Dream has a hell of a soundtrack. A little repetitive, but one of the most distinctive things I've heard in a long time. I've never seen the film, but I understand it's quite effective as a score too.
The others I haven't seen either.
A friend of mine has the entire tubular bells album, and 'treated' a group of us to it on a long car journey to a football match. It's not awful. It's used very well in the movie though.
Yes it is.
Very effective. The joker's theme in particular has a remarkable menace to it, and the way Harvey's theme gets warped as he does is nicely done. A friend of mine criticised the main Batman score as 'forever building to a crechendo that never comes' or something like that.
I really want to see OUaPiA. I never seem to find it in stores. Amazon to the rescue...
I had a long discussion with Martin about the OUaTitW score. I think it's a real gem.
This too!
Best film score? A serious contender has to be the Qatsi trilogy. (Star Wars trilogy!? C'mon, Dru! )
None of the movies would work, let alone exist, without it. But if I had to pick one, I'd take Powaqqatsi.
)None of the movies would work, let alone exist, without it. But if I had to pick one, I'd take Powaqqatsi.
Requiem for a Dream has a hell of a soundtrack. A little repetitive, but one of the most distinctive things I've heard in a long time. I've never seen the film, but I understand it's quite effective as a score too.
The others I haven't seen either.
A friend of mine has the entire tubular bells album, and 'treated' a group of us to it on a long car journey to a football match. It's not awful. It's used very well in the movie though.
Yes it is.
