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Islam’s score has been released. Looking forward to opinions of the Bill and Ted crowd.
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Islam’s score has been released. Looking forward to opinions of the Bill and Ted crowd. Released where? Digital download and streaming. I listened to it earlier (in bits and peices as I'm at work). It's a good score, in the same vein as Newman's work, although BOGUS JOURNEY is still head and shoulders above the others for me. Might warm to it a bit more once I can listen to it uninterrupted. The film's not out here until September 28th, and it's theatrical only, so I'll probably be waiting till it hits blu-ray.
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I listened to most of it, and sad to say I agree with Kev. I won't be returning to it.
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Saw my first film in a cinema since March today and this was it. Completely empty. Had the whole gaff to myself (although I've seen other mid afternoon showing films on my own, pre-Covid). I loved the first two films for the goofy silliness that they were. Cool scores too. This is just terrible though. I mean, really bad. It's just too little too late and too much time has passed for it to succeed. Everyone and everything just looks stale and naff. I don't think I laughed once either. Isham's score is okay in parts, but mixed very low and almost imperceptible at times. Maybe David Newman was lucky he dodged this one? Agreed. Such a huge letdown, and yet critics like it??
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What a HUGE disappointment. The score goes nowhere. Nothing is memorable. There are brief fluttering moments of something, but then it goes away as fast as it arrives. Generic, uninspiring, boring, a waste of time. Considering the fantastic two scores that proceeded it by David Newman, this score just pisses me off. Yes, the film is apparently bad, but composers have written good scores for bad films before and I'd rather Newman had done this and let one of his orchestrators handle "Green Eggs & Ham"
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