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Max Richter Appreciation Thread
Under-Terrestrial replied to TheUlyssesian's topic in General Discussion
Certainly not bereft of thought, but definitely rather muted in richness of feeling. -
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Under-Terrestrial replied to TheUlyssesian's topic in General Discussion
Yup, Jóhann Jóhannsson scored ARRIVAL, and Villeneuve used the existing recording of On The Nature Of Daylight to bookend the film (and I think Johannsson *may* have subtly referenced Daylight in his input, though I'm not sure). -
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Max Richter Appreciation Thread
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SPACEMAN - Max Richter https://music.apple.com/nz/album/spaceman-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/1729872386 Based on the trailer for SPACEMAN (which seems like my kind of sci-fi), muted minimalism might suit this film just fine. But every time Hollywood employs Max Richter, I hope they'll seize on his gift for more outwardly expressive minimalism present in pieces like "On The Nature Of Daylight" and "November" that brought him so much attention. "Memory Is A Voyager" sticks out a bit in this album. I haven't seen a lot of Ricther-scored films (SHUTTER ISLAND and ARRIVAL don't count to me), so as of now AD ASTRA is still the closest I've come to loving a Richter score written exclusively for the given movie (and, as a lot of JWFan knows, even that isn't all Richter). -
First Impressions: The SCORES of 2024
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SPACEMAN - Max Richter https://music.apple.com/nz/album/spaceman-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/1729872386 Based on the trailer for SPACEMAN (which seems like my kind of sci-fi), muted minimalism might suit this film just fine. But every time Hollywood employs Max Richter, I hope they'll seize on his gift for more outwardly expressive minimalism present in pieces like "On The Nature Of Daylight" and "November" that brought him so much attention. "Memory Is A Voyager" sticks out a bit in this album. I haven't seen a lot of Ricther-scored films (SHUTTER ISLAND and ARRIVAL don't count to me), so as of now AD ASTRA is still the closest I've come to loving a Richter score written exclusively for the given movie (and, as a lot of JWFan knows, even that isn't all Richter). -
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First Impressions: The SCORES of 2024
Under-Terrestrial replied to Jay's topic in General Discussion
DRIVE-AWAY DOLLS - Carter Burwell https://music.apple.com/nz/album/drive-away-dolls-music-from-the-motion-picture/1731277127 Theremin! A fun selection of comically-exaggerated caper material! Heartening to know that decades later, Burwell's voices is still fresh and very much his own. -
This is the end credits music, which I'm guessing this YouTuber recorded off their phone in the theater. Levi + Glazer = Time To Get Your Freak On.
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First Impressions: The SCORES of 2023
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This is the end credits music, which I'm guessing this YouTuber recorded off their phone in the theater. First impression was and still is: Levi + Glazer = Time To Get Your Freak On. -
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And IF / Inside Out 2! (assuming he returned for that sequel).
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It hasn't been given an official release date, but based on its 2022 announcement and 2023 production, Andrew Stanton's live-action IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE for Searchlight Pictures ought to release this year. I worship Stanton even when he misses, and this film reportedly draws inspiration from things like INTERSTELLAR and MAGNOLIA, which is nothing but good news to me. Hoping for a Thomas Newman reunion!!! (Also, this is from an original script from Colby Day, whose first produced screenplay, SPACEMAN, is releasing on Netflix on March 1st and seems to have potential!)
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First Impressions: The SCORES of 2023
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ORIGIN - Kris Bowers https://music.apple.com/nz/album/origin-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/1725771115 If only because there's still a deficit of high profile composers of color in the industry, I keep hoping I'll love a Kris Bowers score. The closest I've come is Bad Hair, which is a strong horror score, and the Origin samples have some lovely solo string bits here and there, but the harmonic direction of this music is just kind of okay to me (but maybe this is me being just another white guy holding a double standard for white vs. POC composers). -
Because this album is taking its sweet time releasing/getting a proper preview, here's a sample of Mica Levi's Zone Of Interest score 👀
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BEST [PRIMARILY ORIGINAL] SCORES OF 2023 Winners: AMERICAN FICTION - Laura Karpman (biased because she co-taught a poetry+music class during my last semester of undergrad) ASTEROID CITY - Alexandre Desplat THE BOY AND THE HERON - Joe Hisaishi (***my fave of the group***) THE CREATOR - Hans Zimmer DREAM SCENARIO - Owen Pallett (no one talks about this one!!) ELEMENTAL - Thomas Newman THE INVENTOR - Alex Mandel (no one talks about this one either!!) OPPENHEIMER - Ludwig Goransson PETER PAN AND WENDY - Daniel Hart POOR THINGS - Jerskin Fendrix Pending Viewing: ORIGIN - Kris Bowers THE ZONE OF INTEREST - Mica Levi THE PEASANTS - Lukasz Rostkowski TOP 10 BEST TRACKS OF 2023 "Sail Away" - BEAU IS AFRAID - Bobby Krlic "The Last Smile" - THE BOY AND THE HERON - Joe Hisaishi "Presentation Music" - CHICKEN RUN: DAWN OF THE NUGGET - Harry Gregson-Williams "A Place In The Sky" - THE CREATOR - Hans Zimmer "I Wish This Was Real" - DREAM SCENARIO - Owen Pallett "You Were The Dream" - ELEMENTAL - Thomas Newman "Pipes" - A HAUNTING IN VENICE - Hildur Guonadottir "Tuk Tuk Chase" (***unreleased second half***) - INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY - John Williams "The Women Ascend" - THE INVENTOR - Alex Mandel "Can You Hear The Music?" - OPPENHEIMER - Ludwig Goransson (sorry, I know this piece is ubiquitous at this point) "Neverland" - PETER PAN AND WENDY - Daniel Hart "Paris" - POOR THINGS - Jerskin Fendrix "Sacrifice And Departure" - KNOCK AT THE CABIN - Herdis Stefansdottir BEST FILMS OF 2023 Winners: AIR POOR THINGS OPPENHEIMER ROBOT DREAMS THE HOLDOVERS MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE DEAD RECKONING PART ONE Runners-Up: NIMONA SUZUME NO ONE WILL SAVE YOU THE BOY AND THE HERON KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON
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First Impressions: The SCORES of 2023
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Impatiently waiting for this movie's belated release so I can listen to the entire score guiltlessly -
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96th Academy Awards (2024 Oscars for 2023 films)
Under-Terrestrial replied to Jay's topic in General Discussion
Oppenheimer seems like it has already won, and Killers Of The Flower Moon seems like the only other nominee lock. After that it could be anyone (I'd like to see American Fiction and Society Of The Snow in there).