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Holy moly. Such a late-game replacement, of a big-name composer who rarely gets a score replaced. I can only think of three things that could have lead to it, and they're all negative.
Abel's shown he has the chops to do a picture like this, so he'll do a fine score. I just hope in a unique turn of events, Horner's CD release doesn't get cancelled and still comes. Eh, probably shouldn't hold my breath on that.
Hey, I recall some words from Horner on Yared back during "Troy". Shoe's on the other foot now, Jamie.
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Count me in as another person who thinks this is great news. It might be good for Horner to have his music rejected once in a while, especially when the music sounds as lazy as it's been for the past 15 years.
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Great news. Now Horner can rip off both Prokofiev AND Rota wholesale(!), not selectively, as in the past thirty years.
Prokofiev's ballet score for "R&J" is one of the most magnificent scores I have ever heard from any medium. Will Horner measure up? I can guarantee that he will not even come close to either Prokofiev or Rota.
Catch up, Eastman!
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most arrogant and downright precious men in the business.
Hah! Talk about nailing it.
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