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I love this score too, and I only recall seeing positive comments from others about it.
Yavar
I don`t know. I mean I am probably one of the biggest Goldsmith fans on the planet but RUDY is definetely too syrupy for me.
OK, ANGIE is even "sweeter". But just compare RUDY to say A PATCH OF BLUE. That was an intimate score as well. But it had such a subdued and sophisticated quality to it that IMHO RUDY lacks. I am sorry but RUDY just like ANGIE with their intrusive "sweetnes" exactly represent the oversimplified style that Goldsmith prefered after TOTAL RECALL. But like I said it`s just my opinion: to each his own.
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Rudy is one of my favorite Goldsmith scores. It works brilliantly in the film and as a standalone listening experience. The music is so full of joy. I hope it gets a complete, remastered release.
Great feel-good film, great score!
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Graham Watt
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I love this score too, and I only recall seeing positive comments from others about it.
Yavar
I don`t know. I mean I am probably one of the biggest Goldsmith fans on the planet but RUDY is definetely too syrupy for me.
OK, ANGIE is even "sweeter". Just compare RUDY to say A PATCH OF BLUE. That was an intimate score as well. But it had such a subdued and sophisticated quality to it that IMHO RUDY lacks. I am sorry but RUDY just like ANGIE with their intrusive "sweetnes" exactly represent the oversimplified style that Goldsmith prefered after TOTAL RECALL. But like I said it`s just my opinion: to each his own.
No, counterpoint. It's NOT just your opinion. It's mine too, and I've said as much in previous threads.
I've been sickeningly positive recently about BROKEN ARROW (not the Hans one), Lalo Schifrin's pants, and Lezzie's stuff, so allow me please to state for the record, once more, that we seem to be in a tiny minority here in our lack of appreciation for RUDY. The other two that come to mind, which are almost universally revered here are THE HOLLOW MAN and BASIC INSTINCT. And Kev agrees (sorry to bring you into it matey!)
But that's what makes everything interesting!
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