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"Bloody Floor" is amazing. A hundred times better (maybe 80) than "Vacation's Over." That ending is the best.
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I see what Schiff is saying, absolutely, but when you compare what Goldsmith did to Jarre's original work, Goldsmith's music was reacting more for the characters, particularly Gail, in its controlled/deliberate, almost mathematical rhythms. Jarre just jizzes all over the place, playing to the audience's fear of the rapids. It's fun, and you can have a good time with it, but when it's over, you're exhausted and left to ponder the mess.
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Someone here is obviously reporting you, Mutant. Idiots.
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That's a shame. Mutant has done some great work over the years putting unused scores to picture.
Shaun, delightful French jizzian imagery. Thank you for tonight's nightmare. 
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Someone here is obviously reporting you, Mutant. Idiots.
Not necessarily. Studios are actively hunting down videos and making copyight claims; after a certain number, some sites will yank the channel.
And a site like Youtube, uses a system that can detect submitted copyrighted material and block it by country or even world wide. It can happen immedialtely, or it can take a whiel for the system to cycle threw the all the submissions to identify what you ahve. Even videos with ten seconds of copyrighted music, can get flagged. On Youtube, your account has a note of your standing with them. Enough violations and eventually you get canned.
I don't have any knowledge of how this would work, but I can't see why The Mutant couldn't get permission to put up such videos from the repective copyright holders. It would obviously take some finageling, but if it could happen, no more obscure video channels, and think of what could be done.
Anyway, I hope the original cut of the film with Jarre's score, is released on DVD one day, or at least put online someplace like Hulu (an interesting premise -- putting alterative cuts up of films with different scores, different cuts, now that I think of it).
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Jan 31, 2015 - 10:33 AM
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The Mutant
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Someone here is obviously reporting you, Mutant. Idiots.
Not necessarily. Studios are actively hunting down videos and making copyight claims; after a certain number, some sites will yank the channel.
And a site like Youtube, uses a system that can detect submitted copyrighted material and block it by country or even world wide. It can happen immedialtely, or it can take a whiel for the system to cycle threw the all the submissions to identify what you ahve. Even videos with ten seconds of copyrighted music, can get flagged. On Youtube, your account has a note of your standing with them. Enough violations and eventually you get canned.
I don't have any knowledge of how this would work, but I can't see why The Mutant couldn't get permission to put up such videos from the repective copyright holders. It would obviously take some finageling, but if it could happen, no more obscure video channels, and think of what could be done.
Anyway, I hope the original cut of the film with Jarre's score, is released on DVD one day, or at least put online someplace like Hulu (an interesting premise -- putting alterative cuts up of films with different scores, different cuts, now that I think of it).
Yeah, YouTube takes my stuff down before it's even processed. The Daily Motion vids worked for like, half an hour and then disappeared.
I'm gonna try the suggested Russian site. I'll re-upload today.
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