CaptainHawk1
Commodore
Nobody figured that out yet but us?
What we should all be concerned with is the word "Hella" which I have lobbied for to be removed permanently from the vernacular of the west coast.
I simply can't stand it.
Soundtrack cover, track list and Imax Poster
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Nobody figured that out yet but us?
What we should all be concerned with is the word "Hella" which I have lobbied for to be removed permanently from the vernacular of the west coast.
I simply can't stand it.
Giacchino loves the word. It was also in one of his track listings for Mission: Impossible III, albeit slightly more convincing and effective ("Hellacopter Chase", I believe...that or "Helluevacopter Chase", one of the two).
Anyway, I'm a big big fan of Giacchino, and despite his penchant for lame track titles, his scores are always hugely entertaining and extremely listenable apart from the film. I'm really looking forward to his Star Trek score, even though judging by the track listings the score seems a bit...short.
Just bad typography to go with the horrible cover.
True. As with many of the STAR WARS soundtracks. Episode I's soundtrack had the tracks completely out of order in comparison to their presentation in the actual film.
That's because when releasing a soundtrack, the producers consider the listening experience AS AN ALBUM instead of simply throwing cues onto the disc in order.
Damn, again a track list has spoiled parts for me, then again, im not taking track listings as legit titles as a majority of the time they are a play on words or scenes or just have randomised hidden meanings.
I have one of those odd photographic memories where i can watch a film once and remember almost everything about it, including music cues.
I remember getting the Serenity soundtrack only to find out that certain tracks were to be taken litterally, it kinda ruined it, but hey, what can possibly ruin Serenity other than a sequel
I have one of those odd photographic memories where i can watch a film once and remember almost everything about it, including music cues.
I remember getting the Serenity soundtrack only to find out that certain tracks were to be taken litterally, it kinda ruined it, but hey, what can possibly ruin Serenity other than a sequel
Over at AICN, Merrick's saying that the music which plays right now at www.startrekmovie.com is in fact an arrangement of the film's main theme - that it appears in multiple iterations throughout the movie (quiet, heroic, etc.)."
CaptainHawk1
Commodore
Perhaps that has something to do with you living in Australia and not the West Coast of the U.S.
For no reason other than to say it...I hate that blurry image they are using. It just looks crappy.
Perhaps that has something to do with you living in Australia and not the West Coast of the U.S.
Most of our films and TV come from your west coast. I recall, only too painfully, the Valley Speak that invaded many US films and shows in the 80s.
A bit pessimistic, don't you think?
Just tell me when the forum erupts into all-out flame wars. I'll write a poppy, catchy anti-war song and make millions.
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This place will go up like the Trinity test site.
I predict May 8th or 9th.
This place will go up like the Trinity test site.
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