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I haven't watched The Mandalorian (Disney+ will only arrive here in Brazil in November), but I listened to the 8 albums, and they're all great. Congrats to Gorannssoon, one of the most interesting composers that came out over the last few years.

The Devil All the Time - or that movie in which Batman, Spider-Man, the Winter Soldier, Alice in Wonderland and Pennywise are all hillbillies in this movie produced by Mysterio. With this name, I was expecting a pretty dark horror movie, but this is more of a drama with some thriller aspects. The cast is pretty good and the plot is interesting and even touching sometimes. The direction and cinematography are great, but what surprised me the most was that I really liked the score. Danny Bensi and Saunder Juriaans' work here has some hints of Thomas Newman, maybe some Alexandre Desplat, and fits the movie very well. I loved the hypnotic pianos that played throughout most of the film.

Cool, I hope he gets the part.

Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross Inch Toward EGOT With Emmy Win For ‘Watchmen’ Score

The movie Ant-Man and the Wasp also have a suit that gives invisibility powers to the antagonist, if I remember correctly.

Why?

Hasn't this score already been released a few years ago? What happened to the other release? Is this new release more complete than the other?

I liked The Invisible Man, it was a decent horror flick.

I'm favorable to a virus that kills only Twitter activists involved with cancel culture and entertainment "journalists" from sites like Kotaku that take great pleasure in destroying other people's lifes and careers. Poor Corona targets only elders and people with diseases, can't do the job of getting rid of all these idiots.

I just read that the new Potter game won't have the involvement of J.K. Rowling, thankfully. Nothing against her, but I believe the franchise should evolve and have other people telling stories set in that universe, similar to Star Wars and Star Trek. I wonder who will score this game. Maybe they'll call Hannigan back?

Over the last few days, I couldn't stop listening and re-listening one of my favorite albums ever: the bootleg with the complete score for The Postman, by JNH. It's one of the best scores by him from the 90s. It contains everything, from more melancholic, emotional parts to rousing, grandiose, patriotic music. Since the movie was a box office bomb, I don't think it'll be expanded anytime soon. But if you manage to get this score in complete form, you won't regret. 2h+ with the best "JNH-isms".

The biggest movie of my childhood was Spider-Man. When it was released, it was the movie that sold more tickets here in Brazil alongside Titanic since the 80s.

Brian Tyler apparently has begun recording the Fast 9 score (don't know how in these COVID times):

It'd be great if Sam Raimi hired Christopher Young for Doctor Strange 2. But that isn't very likely, unfortunately .

Isn't Amistad and WotW DreamWorks movies?