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Thomas Newman - Revolutionary Road
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| One of THomas Newmans' best |
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Leina
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7 Oct 2022 |
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As a huge admirer of Newmans work this soundtrack to me is almost like the end of an era, because Newmans sound changed over time and is not as easily recognizable as it was in the late 90s and early 2000s. But here in this 2009 soundtrack we hear him in all it's glory. Since this movie belongs to my top 3 favorite movies of all time, of course I praize the score as well. But the truth is - it just fits it perfectely. Newman has this unmatched super power to fit those emotions, thoughts of the protagonists, the feeling of a certain time or century. WInslet and DiCaprio show an absolute outstanding performance in this movie and it wouldn't be as chilling without the score. Great score to hear from first to last track (most Newman Scores don't really allow for that). If I had to put the score into a catchy phrase: It's a bittersweet symphony.
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Leith Stevens, John Barry, Alex North (...) - Fantastic Journey
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| One of the best soundtracks ever for one of the worst films ever |
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Sadly, Disney's "The Black Hole" was one of the most embarrassing movies in SF history - but John Barry's soundtrack is a true masterpiece, nevertheless.
Barry's music creates an ominous atmosphere that will give you goose bumps even today - more than 40 years after this piece of music has been written.
But thanks to the film's inglorious performance at the box office and partly involuntarily ridiculous script, Barry's masterpiece is almost forgotten, nowadays.
By requesting it frequently on this channel, I hope to make it more accessible and popular with the younger generation so that Barry's composition will "live on"... <3
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Bruce Broughton - Homeward Bound
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| Memories and Perfection |
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Elms
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28 Sep 2021 |
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From my childhood, this soundtrack has always held a special place. The movie is memorable, but the music is timeless. Bruce Broughton opens with the track "My Name Is Chance" which is essentially an overture for the movie. His uses a wide variety of instrumentation to accurately stir different emotions and feelings throughout the movie, from danger and helplessness, to awe, wonder, and adventure. The song "Just Over That Next Hill - Homeward Bound" will never ever get old and always inspire hope/inspiration/optimism for me. Finally nothing can emotionally bring tears quite like the song "Reunited" after you know the struggles of the main charters in the movie. This final piece of music wraps the ending up with a wonderful melody and brings the themes home. An absolute favorite, and a score that everyone should listen to!
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Jonathan Galland - Ribbon, The
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| Bravo! |
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Erin88
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1 Jan 2021 |
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The music for The Ribbon is very enchanting and sad at the same time. It reminds me a lot of the introduction in Pixar's UP. Neither The Ribbon or the opening for UP have dialogues and both would loose their impact without such dedicated scores. 5 stars!
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Jonathan Galland - Ribbon, The
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| The Ribbon (OST) |
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FrankH
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14 Dec 2020 |
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Love Love Love!! Such a tear-jerking short film and the music is a big part of it.
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2 of 2 found this review helpful |
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Jonathan Galland - Ribbon, The
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| The Ribbon Original Soundtrack |
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Amazing work as always from Jonathan Galland. Very moving soundtrack! I simply wish the piece was longer.
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3 of 3 found this review helpful |
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Instrumental, Neil Patrick Harris, Joss Whedon & Zack Whedon Jed Whedon (...) - Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog
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| It Has Character |
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I can’t remember if I saw the show or heard the music first, but there was something a little different about it. Historically, musicals have not always been something I enjoyed, but I try to give everything a chance and I'm glad I did.
Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog has a quality that only those projects that are made for creative purposes --a labour of love-- possess. I believe it expresses the voice of the creators and performers well, it has character.
There is one track that became more powerful since watching the show and that’s Everything You Ever. The last line is so good, and gets better with every listen/viewing. Watch the show, listen to the soundtrack. Then watch and listen again. Squeeze every bit of meaning, depth and humour out of this neat little production.
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