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Saw the trailer for this today. No voiceover no dialogue. Just music. I don't know what the movie will be like. I know there were lots of things in Cars that I didn't get because I don't know cars or racing that well. But I know planes so this has me a little excited. The music is lovely. Nice of them to give it such a front and center role in this trailer. It's be nice if this was kind of an apology for Cars 2.
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Saw the trailer for this today. No voiceover no dialogue. Just music. I don't know what the movie will be like. I know there were lots of things in Cars that I didn't get because I don't know cars or racing that well. But I know planes so this has me a little excited. The music is lovely. Nice of them to give it such a front and center role in this trailer. It's be nice if this was kind of an apology for Cars 2. I always like Mancina's style. Hope they give him plenty of creative latitude with this one.
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Jul 27, 2014 - 2:30 PM
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Hurdy Gurdy
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I've always liked the music of Mark Mancina. Together with John Powell, he's the only composer from the Media Ventures stable I find much interest in. His scores for Tarzan, Brother Bear, August Rush, Twister, parts of Speed and Bad Boys (and Lion King) are all great. Anyway, I bought this CD awhile back, played it a few times and liked it. Then forgot about it. I dug it out again today (in anticipation of his sequel score) and it's a real blast. The main theme is great. A REAL theme...and memorable too. Some nice Americana licks, power anthem/light rock-style action tracks, choral moments and a Love Theme obviously temped/inspired by Slumdog Millionaire. Much better than I first noticed. I hear the sequel score is less rock-flavoured, more classical sounding, which should be good. So, anyway, it's been real hot today
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