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I love the first score very dearly and own the La La Land Release although I still haven't thoroughly read through the liner notes.
It's classic Mark Mancina with his pulsing action using guitars to move the score along. It has a theme I can remember distinctively.
And that brings me to Bad Boys II, done by Trevor Rabin. I usually love Trevor Rabin's work, but I wasn't feeling his work much here. The music isn't by any means bad, but it doesn't stand out like Mancina's.
Does anyone know why Mancina wasn't brought back to score Bad Boys II?
EDIT: I had originally said the music for Bad Boys II was by Hans Zimmer, but changed it to the correct guy Trevor Rabin. (Bad research on my part, very aggravating.)
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My apologies for the bad research (facepalm) I get very aggravated when I do that.
Anyways, I changed my original post, and yea I should just read the booklet then. But even so, listening to the score, the music to the final half of the movie stands out a lot more, but not like Mancina's did. Then again, I'm a huge fan of the strong style Mancina brings to his scores. It's why the scores I listen to the most that aren't by him are The Rock, Crimson Tide, Broken Arrow, etc.
As Markus and Mike are infiltrating the mansion in Cuba, I hear the theme from the first Bad Boys which is really cool, did anyone else notice this?
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I think Mancina had some creative differences, as briefly touched upon above.
Rabin's score is a weird mash of the 90s action scoring style with rap/hip-hop beats. I recall a couple artists from this genre credited for additional music.
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More people who think they are "linear notes"!
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I think Mancina had some creative differences, as briefly touched upon above.
Rabin's score is a weird mash of the 90s action scoring style with rap/hip-hop beats. I recall a couple artists from this genre credited for additional music.
Dr. Dre, of all people.
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My favorite credit is "Additional Dr. Dre Music By."
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Not a Rabin fan by any means, but i do like his score to BB2.
Now, if someone could release Bad Company, now there's a good Trevor Rabin score
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Bad Boys II...
Which was basically written by Trevor Rabin with Paul Linford & Tim Heintz.
Also scored by Steve Jablonsky with Trevor Morris & Clay Duncan.
Oh it was also scored by Harry Gregson-Williams with Toby Chu & Mel Wesson.
Some Mark Mancina leftovers did survive the final film.
And I almost forgot that Heitor Pereira also did some work there !
That's called = a Michael Bay Movie
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What's the emoticon for dizziness? lol
Where do the remains of Mancina's score show up in the film?
Read Atterberg's most recent post.
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Bad Boys II...
Which was basically written by Trevor Rabin with Paul Linford & Tim Heintz.
Also scored by Steve Jablonsky with Trevor Morris & Clay Duncan.
Oh it was also scored by Harry Gregson-Williams with Toby Chu & Mel Wesson.
Some Mark Mancina leftovers did survive the final film.
And I almost forgot that Heitor Pereira also did some work there !
That's called = a Michael Bay Movie
Don't forget Dr Dre and his additional composers!
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What's the emoticon for dizziness? lol
Where do the remains of Mancina's score show up in the film?
Read Atterberg's most recent post.
Yep and there's some scene when they are talking under some highway or bridge, after probably a car chase. That one has a cue that sounds a lot like Mancina.
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I just love the credit for "Additional Dr. Dre Music by" during the end credits.
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