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1. This has been discussed in its own thread.

2. What the hell are you talking about? Michael Giacchino did the score for The Incredibles.

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Huh? John Barry did not compose the music for "The Incredibles"! Michael Giacchino did! And I do believe we have a thread about this somewhere.

EDIT: Beat me to it, Koray.

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Barry was approached about writing a score for The Incredibles, but he found that he could no longer write in his jazzy, Bond idiom.

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That's what I thought as well.

Nope. Barry was supposed to do it but was unable (mostly due to his failing health). OHMSS was even used for the trailers, albeit the remix by Propellerheads.

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Morricone do the same sound he did for the Spaghetti Westerns?

But would he score it in that style? It's supposed to be a war film.

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1. This has been discussed in its own thread.

2. What the hell are you talking about? Michael Giacchino did the score for The Incredibles.

Yeah, sorry about that, meant to say that he ended up not writing the score at all. My bad. There's a Morricone thread? Merge if necessary, please.

Morricone do the same sound he did for the Spaghetti Westerns?

But would he score it in that style? It's supposed to be a war film.

Tarantino wants the whole film to be like a Spaghetti Western, sure it's just an assumption, but looking at his films, I think it's a possibility. And if I recall correctly, Tarantino has nothing but love for Morricone's westerns.

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Morricone do the same sound he did for the Spaghetti Westerns?

But would he score it in that style? It's supposed to be a war film.

Tarantino wants the whole film to be like a Spaghetti Western, sure it's just an assumption, but looking at his films, I think it's a possibility. And if I recall correctly, Tarantino has nothing but love for Morricone's westerns.

That is true (just look at Kill Bill). However I can't really picture a frenetic war movie with a Morricone western score. Then again, that probably wouldn't stop Tarantino.

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Kamen was slated for "The Incredibles", but he passed away. Barry was then, but another angle is that he didn't want to be ripping off himself and being told to but rather score the film his own way.

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