The Dark Knight Rises contained some truly terrible dialogue. I'm looking forward to hearing Hans Zimmer's The Thin Red Line, Inception and 12 Years a Slave score yet again.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Tbf, there's two situations: one where he re uses exactly the same music in two films (12 years had a theme that was just ripped out of Inception, it worked for me but it was a bit weird), and others where the style is similar. He's probably the guy who's been involved with the most movie scores, it's not inherently shocking that you would find similarities between a few of them. Yeah I get what you mean, but I'm a bit of a sucker for a good Zimmer score, so there you go
I still think the score for Rango is his masterpiece.
I can't really remember the score from Rango tbh, but that was a cracking film!
It's also why his scores are the blandest of bland. I guess most directors don't really care about the recycling as the scores appeal to the masses who probably don't notice it. It almost ruined The Thin Red Line for me when I rewatched it recently as the Inception score played during a crucial moment.
Tbf, there's two situations: one where he re uses exactly the same music in two films (12 years had a theme that was just ripped out of Inception, it worked for me but it was a bit weird), and others where the style is similar. He's probably the guy who's been involved with the most movie scores, it's not inherently shocking that you would find similarities between a few of them. Yeah I get what you mean, but I'm a bit of a sucker for a good Zimmer score, so there you go
Hans Zimmer used to be cool. Remember the Going For Gold theme? Here it is for those who dont
Yes. Hans Zimmer wrote this
The Pacific theme was great tbf.
He's done loads of excellent stuff, let's not re-write cinema history! I agree to a certain extent with what Nilsson says, though I'm somewhat less annoyed by it, as I quite like his style. It does become a tad caricatural at times though, sure.
The Rover is a film I am really looking forward to. He is the guy who directed Animal Kingdom which was a great watch.
Looks good.
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This is right up my alley. Think it's in cinemas now. Looks great.
That looks like a perfect storm of a sporting doc.
It's got everything alright. Spent a month in Samoa once. Really lovely people. Sports mad too (although mainly rugby). Plus the grizzled dutch coach couldn't look better if he'd been recruited by a casting agent.
I take it is based on the Street fighter game?
Cant wait to see this.
I assume so, It just seemed like the kind of film you'd eventually get round to watching.
I will watch it when I can get it.I assume so, It just seemed like the kind of film you'd eventually get round to watching.
It's a fan 'kickstarter' funded project based on Street Fighter. It's also a web-series not a film. Sorry my bad
A film in which Timothy Spall spends most of his time grinning at people telling him he's a genius and frowning at those who say he's crap. What's not to like?
and landscapes. Landscapes.
That he frowns at, or sometimes grins at.
Until zombie Mark Strong appears out of nowhere and kills him.
Best. Film. Ever.
Weird ass trailer coming from Nolan. I preferred the first teaser which had better voice over.The Michael Caine voice over here is just weird/stupid. Hope to be proven wrong though!
I have no idea what that's about.
Looks great, nice to watch a trailer that doesn't spoil half the plot or show too much.
