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The Rocketeer is a mediocre superhero score?
I used to like THE ROCKETEER until it started sounding like all of the other Horner scores.
So, yes mediocre Horner score.
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I'd rather hear what Zimmer does to Williams than what Ottman did to Williams.
Zimmer did Oscar-winning work with another composer's themes in "The Lion King," didn't he?
Anyway, how fresh a re-boot is this going to be, if General Zod and the gang are in it?
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I'm guessing this means both film and score will be fashioned after that 'The Dark Knight' kind-of thing.
Well, I don't mind that 'The Dark Knight' thing. In fact, I quite like it.
That said, whilst I kinda like some of the moods Zimmer can create in a film like that, you won't ever find me buying the soundtrack CD.
Face it folks, the signal here is that this ain't going to be your 1978 Superman.
Cheers
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I don´t want Williams´ theme incorporated (I love it too much, it is too wonderful and connected to the other "Superman"-films).
And since this is a re-boot it deserves a fresh approach. I sincerely hope Zimmer will be up to this challenge and make this different from his BATMAN scores.
The question is: will we get a real theme for SUPERMAN - or is this something that the new film does not support, something that audiences nowadays would laugh at? Getting SUPERMAN, the character, right is tricky enough. But let´s wait until we actually can see/hear it.
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