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With Solo coming out on streaming and home video we're starting to see a lot of cut scenes and extended scenes. I wonder if there's a lot music written for the film not on the OST? Or does the OST have a lot of music not heard in the film because of the re-shoots and cuts?
I don't know, but those deleted scenes are AWFUL.
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Probably would have lost in favor of Trent Reznor anyway.
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Shoot! I was really hoping for additional FYC cues like we’ve gotten for the other recent Star Wars scores by Williams and Giacchino! What the heck, Disney? How do you miss the deadline like that when the movie came out so long ago?
Yavar
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Shoot! I was really hoping for additional FYC cues like we’ve gotten for the other recent Star Wars scores by Williams and Giacchino! What the heck, Disney? How do you miss the deadline like that when the movie came out so long ago?
Yavar
They were busy ; buying up entertainment companies.
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FYC cues would have been nice, but aside from that, whatever. It’s not like I had any illusion of an actual nomination for Powell’s score.
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Watched the film again (second viewing), and while I barely noticed the score the first time, on this second viewing I often thought that it was overbearing in the first 15 minutes and fun later on.
I still love the score as a listening experience.
But the film I was lukewarm to negative on first viewing could not, as I hoped, win me over on second viewing. Instead I really hated the colourgrading of the photography, resulting in a truly ugly film to look at (too much grey, brownish, darkness) thus never soaring as it should. And I also got the impression that casting really did not work at all in every role.
Ehrenreich just is not what I imagine a young Harrison Ford, and he was guided to be too jokey and unsure of himself. Emilia Clarke is no femme fatale and comes across as too girlish to convince in this role. Even Donald Glover is too snarky to be a young Lando and lacks the charm of Billy Dee Williams. And so on...
Really, the worst Star Wars film yet.
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Dec 11, 2018 - 7:42 AM
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Watched the film again (second viewing), and while I barely noticed the score the first time, on this second viewing I often thought that it was overbearing in the first 15 minutes and fun later on.
I still love the score as a listening experience.
But the film I was lukewarm to negative on first viewing could not, as I hoped, win me over on second viewing. Instead I really hated the colourgrading of the photography, resulting in a truly ugly film to look at (too much grey, brownish, darkness) thus never soaring as it should. And I also got the impression that casting really did not work at all in every role.
Ehrenreich just is not what I imagine a young Harrison Ford, and he was guided to be too jokey and unsure of himself. Emilia Clarke is no femme fatale and comes across as too girlish to convince in this role. Even Donald Glover is too snarky to be a young Lando and lacks the charm of Billy Dee Williams. And so on...
Really, the worst Star Wars film yet.
Agreed for the most part but I thought Clarke was the one saving grace in the film. I really don't feel the cast had a lot of chemistry together. I couldn't care less about the fate of these characters. Lots of silliness too. Wookies are known to tear arms off their victims yet Chewie gets into a harmless wrestling match with Solo. No human would last two seconds with a Wookie.
I'm so tired of these dreary, colorless, dank looking films.
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