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Score sounds promising, what do we get 15 minutes? Gotta make room for fart songs. Yeah... especially since there is some new CD mediums which can only hold 35 minutes of music... (Infinitely Polar bear is another score similiarly butchered while there was more than enough space left to actually include the complete score and songs together on the same disc). If anyone actually gets to see the movie, don't forget to reveal how much score there actually is in the film... Btw, short suite from the score is available at http://www.theodore-shapiro.com the suite is terrific. I love how he mixes traditional orchestra with some nice retro keyboards like Wurlitzer and 8 bit synth sounds.
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There is a score album being released, up on iTunes - available June 9. The clips sound amazing. There's all this talk about WW being the definitive summer superhero score but I'll take CU for its overtly thematic writing and terrific orchestral excitement
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This is, bar none, without a doubt, the BEST score I have heard so far this year! I highly recommend it. MV
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This is, bar none, without a doubt, the BEST score I have heard so far this year! I highly recommend it. MV I could not agree more. Dynamic, assured, and such development of the key themes. I also love the way Shapiro moves between the full orchestral material and the intimate, 80s synth stuff. It's such an interesting spin on the convention. I've been a huge fan of Shapiro for some time now and I dearly hope this opens possibilities of him tackling blockbuster action films like the MCU or, heck I will say it, the Star Wars universe because the guy can frickin' write!!!
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Any news about pressed CD release?
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