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Jun 27, 2016 - 7:44 PM
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MikeP
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Now that's what I'm talking about...Star Trek - The Musical! Yikes! Call me Mr.Square, but I can't for the life of me understand this obsession with songs in a drama. Be it film or television. I know, I know, the almighty $. Television may be even worse. You're watching a drama on T.V. and they have a song playing along with the dialog. And it ain't source music, it's just there competing with the dialog. It's a new world and I don't fit in! Um, but i DO know what you mean. The wife watches that horrid Gray's Anatomy, which just slathers awful awful songs all over the soundtrack...not just during emotional moments, but... damn near all the time. And it's these terrible indie acoustic versions of other people's songs. Just one more reason why that show is the Devil's work And songs just jammed into trailers is annoying as f*ck. NO thought about really creating a mood. Hell, needle dropping in trailers was fine. Roxy Loses from Basic Instinct worked great in a few, and the Judge Dredd trailer score was great in Lost In Space. The Rhianna thing, well, shit, marketing, promotion, whatever. It sucks but it doesn't bother most people. And as said above, as long as the movie and the score are fine, it's all good.
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I can total recall the lovely 'DRAGONHEART' theme being used in some or most trailers back when!
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Jurassic Park using Zimmers Backdraft Braveheart using Morricones The Mission Maximum Overdrive using Carpenters Halloween 3 or all those that used Horners Aliens och John Murphys Sunshine in them *LOL*
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