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Dixon Hill

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  1. Dixon Hill
    Lost had the most sensible, paradox-free approach to time travel. Should be made the industry standard.
  2. Dixon Hill
    Don't worry. I'm sitting waiting for a screening to start at this very moment, and looking around, I'd say there's no shortage of Yanks who dig it.
  3. Dixon Hill
    Indeed! Get with the quantum-mechanics program!
  4. Dixon Hill
    Haven't you heard of Braindead or Meet The Feebles?Yeah but those are... you know... Braindead and Meet the Feebles.
  5. Dixon Hill
    It's rather unbelievable just how goofy PJ is getting with things. What is bloody going on in his brain? And no one has mentioned it's his birthday today. Happy birthday, Peter!
  6. Dixon Hill
    I knew it! Even John Williams is ghostwriting for Hans now! And it'll still be called crap music!
  7. Dixon Hill
    Thanks for reminding me of that.... Also, strangeness and an idiotic script is the whole point of Rocky. It was supposed to be a mockery of B-movies, horror and sci-fi, not a well crafted piece of cinema. And that's to say nothing of the deeper metaphors involved, which are certainly enough on their own to merit the film's lasting presence.
  8. Dixon Hill
    Give me my Elvish choral piece for the credits! That's all that will satisfy me now! No need for a silly ballad about barrels, Beornings, or mirky wood. Spare us The Master of Laketown's Song and Into the Desolation. Give it to us a capella and wriggling! You keep nasty songs!
  9. Dixon Hill
    I'm hoping that what he delivers for Interstellar has elements of Science and Religion and the very tightly crafted Inception. I'd also like to see the more "spacey" textures from Man of Steel make a return. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of that was him testing out his sci-fi chops for Nolan.
  10. Dixon Hill
    Duttileux is a favorite - and Scelsi is slowly becoming one thanks to these and earlier postings of yours.
  11. Dixon Hill
    Here's something to lull one to a restful, All Hallow's Eve sleep.
  12. Dixon Hill
    http://collider.com/halloween-soundtrack-mondo/ Neat. Don't think I'm nearly enough of a fan to buy that, but I like that more and more scores seem to be getting the vinyl treatment.
  13. Dixon Hill
    I'm pulling for the Mirkwood Elves to sing a piece composed by Shore that really feels as though it were written in Middle-Earth, steeped in all that faint sorrow and melancholy that Tolkien writes about, and which then appears during the credits in an otherworldly a capella choral version. I'm entirely serious. I'd love this.
  14. Dixon Hill
    It was necessary evil. The previous ridiculous line of discussion has been broken! Someone track in Gondor Reborn to double as The Hobbit Film Trilogy Thread Reborn
  15. Dixon Hill
    I love that Schubert... but it will always remind me of Barry Lyndon. It does have a bit of a spookyness about it though, doesn't it?
  16. Dixon Hill
    Boal shit, indeed.
  17. Dixon Hill
    Here is the proof you seek....
  18. Dixon Hill
    Guys, I... I think Monteverdi might be dead. I haven't seen him in like almost four centuries.
  19. Dixon Hill
    Is it not better than wild speculations on the health of certain composers?
  20. Dixon Hill
    Fixed.
  21. Dixon Hill
    Maybe Shore is having anxiety attacks related to reading about himself on the JWFAN.com message boards Not a good place to visit for any person who wants to retain his mental health. That perhaps is not the best advertisement but hey there it is. Fixed.
  22. Dixon Hill
    Would Nature's Reclamation be appropriate now?
  23. Dixon Hill
    That's one of my favourite books. It's some of his most compelling, atmospheric work.
  24. Dixon Hill
    Hehehe... Fool! If I meant it like that I would have said still there! Ahhh yes... Science and Religion is a fantastic cue, especially that whole sequence. Probably my favorite of anything he's done.
  25. Dixon Hill
    Love the anecdote about messing around on the organ as a child. Been there.... Also touching to hear him reminisce about his time with Tony Scott.
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