Michael Giacchino's SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME (2021)

[bored 228]

19 minutes ago, Edmilson said:

First reviews are in, and so far they're positive:

 

To be fair, almost all Marvel movies have incredibly positive reviews. 

[Edmilson 4506]

1 hour ago, superultramegaa said:

To be fair, almost all Marvel movies have incredibly positive reviews. 

Except for Flopternals. And Thor 2 doesn't have exactly glowing reviews either.

[bored 228]

Yeah, the only ones that seem to get bad reviews are ones that are pretty obviously lower quality than the rest.

[Arpy 4072]

I would think Eternals flopped because it was asking audiences to invest in a relatively new lineup of characters in an already crowded MCU. It didn't have the same brand identity as Spider-Man or any of the other established characters.

[Giftheck 672]

Spoiler

"My Enemy" is credited in the film, so Zimmer's music does make an appearance.

 

[HunterTech 693]

Is there a full list? Because in the midst of forgetting to post my initial impressions for NWH's OST, one thing I will say is that I don't think I hear Sandman's theme in the slightest on it. The timestamps just keep leading me to incomplete statements of the Gia Spidey theme (which I guess is a testament to how much of an impression it leaves on most people).

 

Spoiler

Also, apparently the studio logos for the film features clips from the Raimi and Webb films, with music from them accompanying the images. So that already tells us that the OST is using full on alternates/has unused pieces if it's just a somber rendition of Gia's regular MCU fanfare that's present.

 

[Jay 31009]

11 hours ago, HunterTech said:

Is there a full list? 

 

Yea

[PrayodiBA 352]

Just seen it. Movie just released here today in my country.

 

In short, I watched this movie mainly to feel the “theatre experience”. The crowd went banana in Endgame, and I expect this to be same.
And I got just that, the crowd just went wild on a lot of moments in this movie.

 

The movie itself? 
Very mediocre. But at least I got fun counting the moments when meme/fan theories etc got realized on screen. But that’s it, sadly. 
 

And one disappointing thing is the score. First, it’s mixed quite poorly. Second, I honestly felt Gia missed the opportunity to go full blown mode on the existing spidey themes. But then I got the point to not do that, as this is a Tom Holland movie. But hey, why not just go wild fan-servicing in an already fan service movie at the highest order.

Finally, when I heard the end credits suite, I got nothing from the new music. It’s really serviceable. So getting a big franchise gig doesn’t mean that “big”, judging from the new music, I guess Gia came mostly for the money. It brings nothing fresh out of him

 

[Jay 31009]

I overall like the score, but the new themes are not its strongest assets, and they are definitely the weakest of the themes he's come up with for this trilogy.  It's a bit surprising, because he was clearly very enthusiastic about getting a chance to score this character, and he came up with good themes for the first 2 scores.  Maybe he just wasn't that inspired by this entry, or maybe with so much existing stuff to use (main theme, Strange theme Elfman, Young, and Horner themes), the new themes just didn't have a chance to shine anywhere.  I dunno.

[saulocf 60]

1 hour ago, PrayodiBA said:

And one disappointing thing is the score. First, it’s mixed quite poorly. Second, I honestly felt Gia missed the opportunity to go full blown mode on the existing spidey themes.

 

That is disappointing. Seeing how smartly Giacchino incorporated themes from other composers before (Speed Racer, Mission Impossible, Jurassic and etc), I thought that he could be the composer to properly do really go full blown past themes.

[The Illustrious Jerry 3353]

Full list of track titles via AHA Music browser extension:

 

01. Intro to Fake News

02. World's Worst Friendly Neighbor

03. Damage Control

04. Being a Spider Bites

05. Gone in a Flash

06. All Spell Breaks Loose

07. Otto Trouble

08. Ghost Fighter in the Sky / Beach Blanket Bro Down

09. Strange Bedfellows

10. Sling vs Bling

11. Octo Gone

12. No Good Deed

13. Exit Through the Lobby

14. A Doom With a View

15. Spider Baiting

16. Liberty Parlance

17. Monster Smash

18. Arc Reactor

19. Shield of Pain

20. Goblin His Inner Demons

21. Forget Me Knots

22. Peter Parked Picked a Perilously Precarious Profession

23. Arachnoverture

[Edmilson 4506]

2 hours ago, The Illustrious Jerry said:

20. Goblin His Inner Demons

21. Forget Me Knots

 

My gosh, Gia's puns are worst than ever...

[JohnnyD 1111]

6 hours ago, PrayodiBA said:

The movie itself? 

Very mediocre.

Out of curiosity, did you think Avengers: Endgame was mediocre? Did you think other Marvel Studios films were mediocre?

[TheUlyssesian 2247]

6 hours ago, PrayodiBA said:

Just seen it. Movie just released here today in my country.

 

In short, I watched this movie mainly to feel the “theatre experience”. The crowd went banana in Endgame, and I expect this to be same.
And I got just that, the crowd just went wild on a lot of moments in this movie.

 

The movie itself? 
Very mediocre. But at least I got fun counting the moments when meme/fan theories etc got realized on screen. But that’s it, sadly. 
 

And one disappointing thing is the score. First, it’s mixed quite poorly. Second, I honestly felt Gia missed the opportunity to go full blown mode on the existing spidey themes. But then I got the point to not do that, as this is a Tom Holland movie. But hey, why not just go wild fan-servicing in an already fan service movie at the highest order.

Finally, when I heard the end credits suite, I got nothing from the new music. It’s really serviceable. So getting a big franchise gig doesn’t mean that “big”, judging from the new music, I guess Gia came mostly for the money. It brings nothing fresh out of him

 

 

It's a strange conundrum.

 

I think it can be an ego thing.

 

I think the Elfman and Horner themes are just obviously better that his own theme. So maybe he felt egotistical in not letting them shine and keeping his own theme for all the big moments.

 

But he was not always this way. He was more than happy - more than happy - to give the stage to the Alexander Courage theme for Star Trek for extended period of times rather than his own new main theme which contrary to his Spiderman theme is quite good.

 

Fun fact, as I was typing the sentence above I tried to hum the Star Trek theme to myself to remind me how good it is and I ended up humming the Dr. Strange theme. Go figure!

[ddddeeee 95]

The score was disappointing. It was always there but I never really felt like it added anything.

 

Horner's theme is completely lost in the mix and Elfman's, though there, really doesn't land the way it should. It reminded me of Endgame and Justice League in that you have all these themes cameoing but the way they're buried in the mix/orchestration makes it seem like the filmmakers are almost embarrassed by them. I even felt like this was the case with Strange's theme.

 

A let down after I really enjoyed FFH - mostly for Mysterio's super fun theme.

[Jay 31009]

I mean, you guys are analyzing a 74 minute score album to a 2 1/2 hour movie.  We have no idea how many unreleased variations there could be to all the non-Giacchino themes

[ddddeeee 95]

9 minutes ago, Jay said:

I mean, you guys are analyzing a 74 minute score album to a 2 1/2 hour movie.  We have no idea how many unreleased variations there could be to all the non-Giacchino themes

I saw the movie today. There aren't many at all. 

 

Spoiler

Zimmer's Electro music appears for literally around three seconds. It's tracked straight from that score.

 

[Jay 31009]

Yea, you submitted your post the same time I submitted mine.  I was replying to the posts before yours and hadn't seen your post yet when I typed all that

[saulocf 60]

The brief Horner and Elfman statement are so beautifully handled, made me go back and listen to Horners Amazing Spider-Man.. and funnily enough, I don’t like the theme that much on that score. The way that it plays on track 19 here tho, with the choir is just perfect. Best moment in the score. 

[PrayodiBA 352]

3 hours ago, JohnnyD said:

Out of curiosity, did you think Avengers: Endgame was mediocre? Did you think other Marvel Studios films were mediocre?

Haha,

 

Well I love Endgame. I think they set the bar really high with this one. 
 

And I like Spidey FFH, as I thought it’s smart what they have done with the Mysterio storyline.

 

But then, came the phase 4 movies.

 

Black Widow IMO the worst MCU movie I’ve ever seen. It’s so bland. (And it ties with Captain Marvel)

 

Shang Chi missed a lot of marks. The end result is just decent, on the borderline forgettable.

 

But The Eternals,…

I really like it! This is the freshest Marvel movie in a long time (that doesn’t say much sadly). Yes, it’s a bit too long. But I’ve never been that invested in its character and plot than any MCU entries. It’s sad critics condemn it, as well as poor box office result.

And that’s worrying, as studio will then be afraid of trying new things, and will stick to that same old, bland formula.

 

Superhero movies used to be a thing for me, especially in the age of Iron Man, The Dark Knight, etc

But MCU just force the general stigma down that superhero movies should be big, crowded, and interconnected. So long good story and character development 😔 

And made worse by its bombardment in Disney+ too. (I used to support MCU , but now, they are too much)

I somehow concurred with Martin Scorsee when he first said superhero movies are theme park rides, but now, I FULLY agree
 

3 hours ago, Jay said:

I mean, you guys are analyzing a 74 minute score album to a 2 1/2 hour movie.  We have no idea how many unreleased variations there could be to all the non-Giacchino themes

 I havent heard the score in the album, I only read your analysis on the themes. 
But judging from that, then that’s only it.

 

Not a lot of music in the movie apparently ( I guess the poor mixing has something to do with it too).

And really small non-Gia theme variations, so I guess what you heard in the album (again, judging from your theme analysis) , is about 90%what you will hear in the movie.

 

[Not Mr. Big 4048]

2 hours ago, ddddeeee said:

I saw the movie today. There aren't many at all. 

 

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Zimmer's Electro music appears for literally around three seconds. It's tracked straight from that score.

 

That's a shame.  I was willing to give Giacchino the benefit of the doubt here as Far From Home was surprisingly good but nothing I've heard from the score really warrants him being chosen over Elfman or Young.  Just a really lackluster and perfunctory effort.  

[Drawgoon 79]

12 hours ago, The Illustrious Jerry said:

Peter Parked Picked a Perilously Precarious Profession

 

It looks like MG wanted to put some emphasis on the importance of letter "P" here somehow.

 

Either that or Horner's "art" of train-long titles has found a new practitioner.

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4 hours ago, Not Mr. Big said:

That's a shame.  I was willing to give Giacchino the benefit of the doubt here as Far From Home was surprisingly good but nothing I've heard from the score really warrants him being chosen over Elfman or Young.  Just a really lackluster and perfunctory effort.  

 

He's just more "in" with Marvel than Elfman (and certainly Young).

 

In this age of Hollywood, he's done an admirable job holding onto large franchises to complete musical trilogies (Jurassic, Spiderman, Star Trek). Wouldn't be surprised if Batman is next.

 

I think Marvel have put more effort into composer choices lately (moving towards the likes of Giacchino, Silvestri, Elfman and Gorannson) so it's understandable they wanted Gia to complete his trilogy (especially with Doctor Strange 2 going to Elfman).

[Mephariel 309]

People still think Young is going to score their next big movie? Since like 2010, every time a new blockbuster film is announced, people want Young to score it and he never does. 

[crocodile 6862]

10 hours ago, Jay said:

I mean, you guys are analyzing a 74 minute score album to a 2 1/2 hour movie.  We have no idea how many unreleased variations there could be to all the non-Giacchino themes

I don't think there were that many. But then, mix isn't the greatest. Not that it matters, it's probably best if the score services the core story rather than what is already present (and in ridiculous amounts) on screen. 

 

Karol

[Arpy 4072]

No sign of a cd release - the film is out in cinemas now...

[Alex 2389]

I saw the film, a lot of the score is buried under sound effects.

[Jurassic Shark 9340]

6 minutes ago, Alex said:

I saw the film

 

In that case, where is it?

[Drawgoon 79]

I wonder if "Kraken" from Hans Zimmer's "PotC 2" was used in the temps for the "Sling vs Bling" scene. At first I thought of Elfman's "Men in Black" theme (a very unlikely choice for temp tracks, I know). Then the brass part at 3:47 mark began and I thought, whoa, that's the "Kraken" tune right there.

[bored 228]

19 hours ago, Jay said:

I mean, you guys are analyzing a 74 minute score album to a 2 1/2 hour movie.  We have no idea how many unreleased variations there could be to all the non-Giacchino themes

From what I've seen there only appear to be two or three notable uses of themes from the other franchises that weren't on the album. Granted each one that happens is important to me that it's there, but it's still not much. 

[saulocf 60]

8 hours ago, superultramegaa said:

From what I've seen there only appear to be two or three notable uses of themes from the other franchises that weren't on the album. Granted each one that happens is important to me that it's there, but it's still not much. 

Yeah.. that seems about right… the movie is so weirdly paced (and one of the visually ugly) that it never really stops for any theme to shine. Think about any montage in the original trilogy, or the Birth of sandman scene.

[Jay 31009]

Just saw the film. Giacchino didn't write the whole score himself! There is additional music credited to Curtis Green and Griffy Giacchino

[JohnnyD 1111]

I just saw the film. Relating to the topic, I thought Michael Giacchino did a great job with the score. As for the film, this is not only the best Spider-Man film ever; it is the best Marvel Studios film in Phase 4, one of the best Marvel Studios films, and I really have to applaud the cast and crew. I had a great time.

[Jay 31009]

I'll share my thoughts on the film in the appropriate threads

 

Music talk, spoiler free:

 

The "ominous theme" is a theme for the villains - it's used when all or some of them are being villainous, or just chatting.  Pretty straightforward

 

The "sad theme" is best described as "Great Power, Great Responsibility" theme, or just the Responsibility Theme for short (more details in spoiler-thoughts later)

 

The "mystery theme" is.... I have no earthly idea what it represents.  It's introduced way earlier in the score itself than it is on the OST album, and it actually appears the most frequently out of all the themes in the score.  Most of its statements are unreleased.  I really can't think of how you could ascribe any specific thematic meaning to it, it sort of just acts as a new sub-main theme or something.  It makes it a bit odd why it appears so briefly in the Suite when its used so much throughout the score, but then again it's not a very long-lined or complicated theme so I guess that's why.  More details on what it might represent later

 

 

The OST album is in chronological order.  The first 3 tracks are also the first 3 cues in the score... but from that point on, there are tons of unreleased cues that go in between almost every OST track.  Many of the unreleased cues are short, but they are all uniquely interesting!  A lot of them feature cool, new, never-before used variants of the main theme, which makes it extra strange why so many of the usual arrangements are on the OST album, or why that new epic choir variant is on the album so much, when there's so many more interesting arrangements he could have gone with.  There are also unreleased cues with Elfman's Spider-man theme, and at least two really cool unreleased cues that feature Doctor Strange's theme backed by really cool sounding harpsichord!  I think a more unique and varied OST album definitely could have been arranged than what they went with.  Basically, this jumps to one of my most wanted expansions instantly!

 

I am sad to read others had a poor sound mix where the music was buried by sound effects - in my theater at my showing, I could always easily hear all the music the entire time, so it was very easy for me to identify all these unreleased cues and what they sounded like.

 

 

Young's Sandman theme is NOT used.  That bit some people were convinced were the first 4 notes of his theme is definitely just coincidentally similar.  The end credits do not credit Young, which is pretty definitive proof.

 

Electro material from TASM2 is is used for Electro's first appearance, but after that he's only scored with the new villain theme.  The Lizard is only scored by the new villain theme

 

Norman and Otto, though, are scored by their old themes frequently

 

 

 

this is in the closing credits:

 

Additional Music by

CURTIS GREEN

GRIFFY GIACCHINO

 

Orchestrated by

JEFF KRYKA
CURTIS GREEN

 

Conducted by

MARSHALL BOWEN

 

Score Mixed by

WARREN BROWN

 

Digital Score Recordist

VINCENT CIRILLI

 

Music Contractors

REGGIE WILSON

CONNIE BOYLAN

 

Vocal Contractor

VANGIE GUNN

 

Music Preparation by

BOOKER WHITE

 

Score Coordinator

MICK GIACCHINO

 

Music Coordinators

SHANNON MURPHY

RAVEN DAVENPORT

 

 

 

 

and then later

 

 

"I ZIMBRA"

Written by David Byrne and Brian Eno

Performed by Talking Heads

 

"NATIVE NEW YORKER"

Written by Sandy Linzer and Denny Randeli

Performed by Odyssey

 

"SCRAPER"

Written by Scott Hartley, Richard Mcguire, Salvatore Principato and Dennis Young

Performed by Liquid Liquid

 

"NO SLEEP 'TILL BROOKLYN"

Written by Adam Horovitz, Rick Rubin, Michael Diamond and Adam Yauch

 

"FLASHPOINT"

Written by Jon Watts

Performed by Eugene Thompson

 

"THEME FROM DOCTOR STRANGE"

Written by Michael Giacchino

 

"CONCERTO FOR TWO VIOLINS IN G MAJOR, RV 516: III. ALLEGRO"

Written by Antonio Vivaldi

Performed by Bela Banfalvi, Zsuzsa Nemeth, Budapest Strings

 

"DOC OCK IS BORN"

"ENTER THE GOBLIN"

"SPIDER-MAN MAIN TITLE"

Written by Danny Elfman

 

"I'M ELECTRO"

Written By Hans Zimmer, Tom Holkenborg, Andrew Kawczynski, Johnny Marr, Dave Stewart, Melissa Muik, Robert Badami and Mark Wherry

 

"DECK THE HALLS

Written by Thomas Oliphant

 

"MAIN TITLE - YOUNG PETER"

Written by James Horner

 

"THE MAGIC NUMBER"

Written by Bob Dorough

Performed by De La Soul

 

"BAILANDO CUMBIA"

Written and Performed by Danny Osuna

 

 

 

UPDATE: The OST album is not quite 100% chronological!  That funny variant of the main theme with Dr Strange orchestration that's at the end of the final OST track actually goes in between OST tracks 7 and 8

[Jay 31009]

Here's a list of all the music in the final film

1. Intro To Fake News (OST 01) [Marvel Studios Fanfare]
2. World's Worst Friendly Neighbor (OST 2)
3. I Zimbra by Talking Heads
4. Native New Yorker by Odyssey
5. Damage Control (OST 3) [Main Theme / Mysterio]
6. Unreleased Cue #1
7. Unreleased Cue #2 [Main Theme]
8. Being A Spider Bites (OST 4) [MJ]
9. Scraper by Liquid Liquid
10. Unreleased Cue #3 [Main Theme]
11. Unreleased Cue #4 [Main Theme]
12. Gone In A Flash (OST 5) [Doctor Strange]
13. Unreleased Cue #5 [Doctor Strange]
14. All Spell Breaks Loose (OST 6) [Doctor Strange]
15. Unreleased Cue #6 [Main Theme]
16. Concerto for 2 Violins in G major, RV 516 by Vivaldi
17. Unreleased Cue #7 [Main Theme]
18. Otto Trouble (OST 7) [Doctor Octopus (ELFMAN), Villains Theme, Main Theme]
19. Unreleased Cue #8 [Main Theme]
20. Unreleased Cue #9 [Green Goblin (ELFMAN)]
21. "The Undercroft" (OST 23B) [Main Theme]
22. Ghost Fighter In The Sky (OST 8A)
23. Unreleased Cue #10 [Electro (Zimmer)]
24. Beach Blanket Bro Down (OST 8B) [Main Theme]
25. Strange Bedfellows (OST 9) [Villains Theme]
26. Unreleased Cue #11 [Green Goblin (ELFMAN)]
27. Unreleased Cue #12 [Villains Theme]
28. Unreleased Cue #13 [Mystery Theme]
29. Unidentified Daily Bugle Source (could be an original by Giacchino)
30. Unreleased Cue #14 [Villains Theme]
31. Sling Vs Bling (OST 10) [Main Theme, Doctor Strange] & Deck The Halls
32. Unreleased Cue #15 [Main Theme, Mystery Theme]
33. Unreleased Cue #16
34. Octo Gone (OST 11A) [Villains Theme, Doctor Octopus (ELFMAN), Main Theme]
35. Unreleased Cue #17
36. Unreleased Cue #18 [Green Goblin (ELFMAN)
37. No Good Deed (OST 12) [Villains Theme]
38. Exit Through The Lobby (OST 13) [Responsibility Theme]
39. Unreleased Cue #19
40. Unreleased Cue #20
41. Unreleased Cue #21
42. Doom With A View (OST 14) [Responsibility Theme, Main Theme A&B]
43. Unreleased Cue #22 [Mystery Theme, Main Theme]
44. Unreleased Cue #23 [Mystery Theme]
45. Spider Baiting (OST 15) [Mystery Theme, Main Theme]
46. Unreleased Cue #24 [Villains Theme, Doctor Octopus (ELFMAN)]
47. Liberty Parlance (OST 16) [Main Theme, Villains Theme]
48. Monster Smash (OST 17) [Main Theme]
49. Unreleased Cue #25 [(Peter Parker / Responsibility (ELFMAN)]
50. Arc Reactor (OST 18) [Green Goblin (ELFMAN), Villains Theme, Doctor Octopus (ELFMAN), Mystery Theme, Main Theme]
51. Shield of Pain (OST 19) [Doctor Strange, Main Theme (HORNER), (Peter Parker / Responsibility (ELFMAN), Main Theme, Mystery Theme, Villains Theme]
52. Goblin His Inner Demons (OST 20) [Villains Theme, Mystery Theme, Main Theme]
53. Forget Me Knots (OST 21) [Main Theme, Doctor Strange, Responsibility Theme]
54. Unreleased Cue #26 [Mystery Theme]
55. Unreleased Cue #27 [Responsibility Theme]
56. Unreleased Cue #28 [Responsibility Theme]
57. Peter Parker Picked A Perilously Precarious Profession (OST 22) [Main Theme]
58. The Magic Number by De La Soul
59. Bailando Cumbia by Danny Osuna
60. Arachnoverture (OST 23A)

 

And I think the Mystery Theme can best be called

Spoiler

the Cure Theme

 

[Mephariel 309]

3 hours ago, Jay said:

Just saw the film. Giacchino didn't write the whole score himself! There is additional music credited to Curtis Green and Griffy Giacchino

 

Are you surprised by this? Giacchino has been using assistants for a while now.

[crocodile 6862]

Where's the bloody CD? 

 

Karol

[Jay 31009]

It's coming in January, we've known this for weeks

[crocodile 6862]

Oh I know about the listing. But they all say it is unavailable. Maybe they cancelled it? 

 

Karol

[bored 228]

8 hours ago, Jay said:

Here's a list of all the music in the final film

There's also a cue that uses Elfman's Spider-Man theme rather than the Peter Parker one, once in the brass, and again in the celeste. Don't know where chronologically it appears in the film though. 

[Jay 31009]

1 hour ago, crocodile said:

Oh I know about the listing. But they all say it is unavailable. Maybe they cancelled it? 

 

Karol

 

The release date is Friday January 7th.  If you click all the links, some of them the pre-order button is live, some not.  It just takes time to propagate across all the different Amazons

 

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.es/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.it/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.pl/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.se/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09MYVXH51

[Bilbo 3622]

On 15/12/21 at 9:18 PM, JohnnyD said:

Out of curiosity, did you think Avengers: Endgame was mediocre? Did you think other Marvel Studios films were mediocre?

I saw both Infinity War and Endgame for the first time recently. Infinity War is an absolute car crash of a film. It’s less of a film and more of a 2.5 hour series of semi interrelated vignettes to set up Endgame.

 

Endgame has a pretty decent ending with Tony’s death and Cap getting his dance and all that… but it’s Marvel so those moments will be undermined when those actors eventually come back in a later movie. 
 

I’m looking forward to No Way Home though. I don’t even care if it’s a good film or not. From what I’ve heard it sounds like an absolute blast! 
 

 

Gia’s score is pretty poor. I think he made great use of the choir, great use of old themes but it’s all a bit flat. I usually think Gia writes a good theme but fails to do anything interesting with it but I think he wrote the worst Spider-man main theme. I’m probably in the minority who prefers Horner’s of Elfman’s (although I love both) and Zimmer’s grew on me eventually (but I still dislike the score in general). 
 

But look, I’m here for the old characters anyway. I think the multiverse might be the best thing to happen to MCU. Let’s them bring in characters from all sorts of films and TV shows.

 

Hopefully less of Chris Evans brooding over the pressure of being a perfect flawless individual all the time and more silly stuff. 

[Jay 31009]

1 hour ago, superultramegaa said:

There's also a cue that uses Elfman's Spider-Man theme rather than the Peter Parker one, once in the brass, and again in the celeste. Don't know where chronologically it appears in the film though. 

 

That might be Unreleased Cue #25 and I identified the wrong theme.  I'll be going through everything again, as I also missed where that second cool harpsichord version of Dr Strange's theme is

[JoeinAR 1853]

How brave of Giacchino to use music from other films. To bad though it reveals his limitations especially when he plays Horner's amazing work.

[crocodile 6862]

1 hour ago, Jay said:

 

The release date is Friday January 7th.  If you click all the links, some of them the pre-order button is live, some not.  It just takes time to propagate across all the different Amazons

 

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.es/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.it/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.pl/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.se/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09MYVXH51

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09MYVXH51

Ah that makes sense. Thanks.

 

Karol

[Bilbo 3622]

18 minutes ago, JoeinAR said:

How brave of Giacchino to use music from other films. To bad though it reveals his limitations especially when he plays Horner's amazing work.

I miss Horner. I wish he’d gotten to score the second one too.

[JoeinAR 1853]

He chose not too. He recognized AS2 for the steaming pile it was. 

[MedigoScan 271]

The score is probably the 2nd best thing about that movie. (the main actors being the 1st)

 

I will accept a 5second nod for Electro. But I understand using the Horner theme over the Zimmer one.

[JoeinAR 1853]

Horner >>>zim=gia 

Mathematically speaking

 

 

 

 

[Jay 31009]

Release date is February 22nd in Canada instead of Jan 7: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09MYVXH51

 

In the US, looks like we're only getting a vinyl edition that's cut down to 9 tracks, on July 8th: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NCKFMYV/

 

A1 (OST 06) All Spell Breaks Loose (3:25)
A2 (OST 07) Otto Trouble (4:19)
A3 (OST 10) Sling vs Bling (5:00)
A4 (OST 12) No Good Deed (5:00)
A5 (OST 16) Liberty Parlance (1:28)
B1 (OST 17) Monster Smash (1:21)
B2 (OST 19) Shield of Pain (4:51)
B3 (OST 20) Goblin His Inner Demons (3:54)
B4 (OST 23) Arachnoverture (10:06)