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Really good interview with Elfman about Alice and his relationship with Burton

He gets that it's a completely separate thing from Batman, specifically in tone, which is what a lot of people were complaining about when the rumors came out surrounding this.

As opposed to not acting?

New TRON trailer looks fantastic Daft Punk music is great as well.

Actually he is still acting. He was one of the best parts of the miniseries Kings last year, and he's in Edgar Wright's adaptation of Scott Pilgrim coming out this year.

It is. Strange since 3D is apparently the big reason why Burton wanted to make this movie. I still maintain that the best 3D movie I've seen is U2:3D.

WHAT DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS IS GETTING RELEASED?!?!

No it's not.

But they aren't really. They're still intelligent, not some lumbering hive mind. Just really aggressive.

True, but I like to think that Kubrick only thought of Spielberg purely because of the story's [somewhat Spielbergian] themes, and nothing more. Perhaps that is because the very last person who would be equipped to realise a Kubrickian idea, or POV, would be Steven Spielberg. Maybe. Or maybe Kubrick couldn't quite hack this story himself. And Spielberg made it faithful to the latest Kubrick version, which at the time wasn't really done, script-wise. There are some interesting bits spilled on this matter here. Karol In the big tome The Kubrick Archives, there's a chapter on his work on AI. I need to look at it again but some of that stuff on the site is wrong.

Thank you

Sound clips are up at amazon Really was disappointed when I heard the composing team on this as I love Kamen so much, but it actually sounds pretty good.

I love the theme and the track is nice enough, but I'm getting a bit tired of the string work employed here.

The voice was unmistakably Koteas, though. It never crossed my mind that it'd be DeNiro.

I definitely got a ton of Kubrick vibes. Haven't seen a ton of Hitchcock so I wouldn't be able to comment on that.

Shutter Island On a technical level it's fantastic work, the cinematography alone is worth it. I'm not exactly sure how I feel about it, other than I enjoyed it. I need to think about it some more. Also nice to see that Kingsley can still act when he wants too, and although the musical choices work in the film, I'd be curious to hear what Shore would have come up with.

Link?

There were 3 composers that were hired, including Conrad Pope and when I checked the credits the only other one I recognized was Ed Shearmur.

Sound clips are up at Varese Actually sounds pretty good.

No way is that from Haslinger's score. Link

Clip of Haslinger's rejected score

Aaron maybe.

I'm a fan of most of Tilton's work, but aside from a few bits during the show the music was largely unimpressive. Then again, maybe Chris was responsible for the good bits. This being one of the bits I like

I'm genuinely confused about this. I loved his dialogue.

No love for Winstone's character?