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May 23, 2018 - 1:50 PM
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Coco314
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Michael Giacchino did two scores.. so I don't buy that Mission tradition.
Well this movie is directed by Christopher McQuarry which may have a different opinion than Brad Bird. And as reminded by zhu2 , he also changed Art Director, Cinematographer, Production designer (who worked on both Reacher and RN) and Costume designer...
It's just that film score fans are very passionate people (well music in general has this kind of primal feeling), Joe Kraemer's score was highly regarded in those circles (I certainly loved it), so you have it.
But this thread is more than 200 posts long (I certainly contributed to that) while we won't hear a note of the score before two months, so we should indeed better just wait for it.
So well, good luck to Lorne Balfe, I hope he pulls it off - I mean, it can't be worse than "Terminator Genesys", right? ;-) At least, the movie should be better, so that's a start !
And for the pessimists there will be score-less scenes too ;-)
@lennoxasaki Does Fallout have a scoreless action scene? Like Rogue Nation and Jack Reacher car chase.
@chrismcquarrie Yes
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Yikes! MIDI much? I can practically see the piano roller in Logic scrolling past the notes of this piece. I don't think it's serving to lend much confidence in Balfe's musicality
And on top of that, it's a generic Thomas Newman-y Easy Button effort.
And examples here and there are not indicative of a body of work already existing. And Goldsmith was craning out good work in his earliest years.
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"This is in poor taste, but I'll say it anyway. I take his physical appearance personally, because that's what's important when it comes to musical composition."
And smug? He always comes across as friendly and genuine in interviews, and if his reach exceeds his grasp, musically, who can fault him for trying?
Well, you're not wrong, but somebody's gotta acknowledge the elephant in the room that is his ridiculous pompadour and saran wrapped skull. I suppose smug is not correct, more like vain. Tyler sure doesn't mind getting on a social justice pulpit about lgbtqiapk issues though. That's kinda smug in my opinion.
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Hahaha Vanilla Ice meets Max Headroom is hilarious. I also used to see real promise with him, but he's gotten more and more generic as he's gotten bigger.
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I enjoy Tyler's work. Not my favorite composer, but I enjoy enough of his work that I will blind buy his scores. I like that his releases tend to be lengthy, and have most, if not all of his score. A few of his scores I enjoy include Thor: The Dark World, Iron Man 3, Columbus Circle, Bangkok Dangerous, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Now You See Me, Standing Up, and his video game score for Assassin's Creed.
I have only seen him in person once, which was at a music panel at San Diego Comic Con. He came across as incredibly friendly, and seemed to enjoy interacting with the fans.
Tyler sure doesn't mind getting on a social justice pulpit about lgbtqiapk issues though. That's kinda smug in my opinion.
I am not sure how his support of the LGBT community, a group that has historically been, and continues to be, unduly discriminated against is smug.
Back on topic, I preordered the score to this, and am looking forward to hearing Balfe's score for this film. If his score is half as good as Lego Batman, it should be a lot of fun.
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He's still fairly young in his career and this is his biggest film yet that will likely be both a critical hit and box office hit (at least I hope the film is both lol), and based on those three I mentioned, I think he may be able to deliver! 
