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No one didnt fire anyone. Read my previous post on the matter. Sommers is still in charge of directing duties. Di bonaventura himself stated that these rumours are untrue and not fair towards sommers and that the test screening results were very good. It's completely made up rumors (or fanboy rubbish, to quote ford thaxton) that have been proven false by official sources.
Besides, even if they'd want to fire him, they could not do it so easily if at all, because he is a co-producer along with his business partner and editor bob ducsay. Their company is also involved. I am sure if they would buy him out of the current contractual situation, it would cause more damage to them and the project than it would do to sommers.
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"Of course that is what the producer would say. Who would admit to such an embarrassing chain of events?
I don't buy it. Sell it to someone else. "
You are entitled to your opinion. Fact is, that no one got fired. An act such as firing a director could hardly be kept secret and would have to be made official in some way. There are contractual duties to fullfill and firing a director who is also involved as a producer with his own company right in the final stage of the post is not only nearly impossible, it would not make any sense either. Its really the kind of bad rumor news that people who dont like the trailers are making up to hurt someone else's reputation or the movie itself.
And i can only suggest to check your sources better. As long as its not on a serious film news website such as comingsoon.net or aintitcool.com, i would take it with a big grain of salt instead of believing everything blindly that someone posted on some forum.
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See, here is what i do in these kind of situations. If its not confirmed by official film news websites (iesb.net, comingsoon.net, whoever) i completely ignore it if possible. The original topic on the forum that started the rumors has been deleted and no other website even mentioned it since then, the producer chimed in and made an official statement. So there is really no reason for me to worry about some kind of conspiracy. I leave that to fox mulder. The movie will come out in less than two months and then everybody can see for himself how good or bad the film is. Then we will also see how well it will do at the box office and then it wont matter anymore wether test screenings have been good or bad. Its that simple.
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And no less than five tracks than run longer than 6 minutes. There's even an 8 minute track! Go Joe!
I am excited like crazy!!!
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I still don't understand how Star Trek was stuck with a 45 minute album, but sure bombs like G.I. Joe gets a full-length release. Both were performed by the "Hollywood Studio Symphony," right?
This looks so awful and wrong on pretty much every level.
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"Or perhaps Giacchino arranged his album to be short enough not to wear out its welcome"
Giacchino has produced his fair share of overlong albums as well. The album for land of the lost is only the most recent example.
Silvestri has a hand in the production of all albums of his own scores that come out from varese (he always gets a producer credit on them), so i guess he must be extremely confident with his work if he makes sure an entire cd is filled to the brim with it.
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