Russo only composed the main theme, the Prodigy composer is doing the music for the rest of the show.It might have been nice if with each new live action show they'd gone with a different talent to compose the music, switched things up a little bit. Prodigy and Lower Decks were a nice surprise in that regard.
No they didn't. No PS2 game looked that good, no PS5 game looks that good.Looked like they were from a ps2 game.
Russo only composed the main theme, the Prodigy composer is doing the music for the rest of the show.
It's 47.I look forward to the official version with the 57 executive producer credits all over it
PS2? Yeah, no dude. PS2 looked janky as heck sometimes, with a lot of artifacts.Only at the beginning with those closeups did they look bad. Looked like they were from a ps2 game.
BasslineVisuals look fine to me. Not a fan of the thumping baseline in the theme.
I prefer tunaBassline
There's still plenty of great theme music to be had out there. Sure, the trend of TV scoring has switched from sweeping mood melodies to a heavy focus on motif. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. And the Mando theme will forever rank among the best series theme songs of all time, regardless of how popular the show is.Nobody writes theme music anymore like the folks from the past.
I'm clearly in a minority here, but I didn't rate the visuals.
Honestly, that doesn't look like a real ship to me. It's been an up-and-down with making vessels that feel real ever since they left actual modelwork, and this feels a down to me.
The over-use of colours, textures, the way everything has to zip past at speed - it feels as close to looking at a real ship as JJ Abrams' lens flares felt to looking at a real scene. I honestly could've bought it as the opening visuals to Prodigy (complete with that other uncanny space city thing with the domed forest) but I don't look it and feel I saw a real ship; I look it and feel it looks like someone's had an absolute blast of a time making truly gorgeous artwork on an Apple Mac. But artwork nonetheless.
It seems to have plenty of fans though, so, y'know, IDIC and all that!
The theme was generic but I liked the tempo and definitely Pike's intro (glad we stuck with a "five-year mission").
IMO It looks nothing like any cartoon.It indeed looks like a cartoon.
Wow rude much? His music is fine.Don't let the fact that Star Trek continues to employ an unimaginative hack
*looks at the intro*It indeed looks like a cartoon.
I don't mind that much - I like the MARVEL movies, and the CGI in them also looks like animated cartoons. If this show is trying to ape the MARVEL formula... that's imo waaaay better than whatever the fuck they are trying to do with DISCOPICARD.
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