01.Danny Elfman - Mr. Peabody's Prologue 03:21 02.Danny Elfman - Reign of Terror! 02:48 03.Danny Elfman - The Drop Off 01:14 04.Danny Elfman - The Dog Whistle 00:48 05.Danny Elfman - The Cherry Tree 00:59 06.Danny Elfman - A Deep Regard 00:52 07.John Lennon - Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) 03:51 08.Danny Elfman - Dinner Party 00:30 09.Danny Elfman - The Petersons / The Wabac Machine 03:08 10.Danny Elfman - Aquarela do Brasil 00:47 11.Danny Elfman - Off to Egypt 02:07 12.Danny Elfman - The Wedding Exodus 01:05 13.Danny Elfman - Hammer-Time 00:57 14.Danny Elfman - The Flying Machine 04:42 15.Danny Elfman - Trojan Horse 03:25 16.Danny Elfman - War / Disaster 03:32 17.Danny Elfman - History Mash-Up 04:33 18.Danny Elfman - I'm a Dog Too 03:41 19.Danny Elfman - Fixing the Rip 02:13 20.Danny Elfman - Back to School 01:16 21.Danny Elfman - Aquarela do Brasil (Coda) 01:03 22.Danny Elfman - The Amazing Mr. Peabody 00:34 23.Grizfolk - Way Back When 02:46
Could this be a mistake for Elfman? I saw a preview last night and do not think it is going to be good. Will have to wait and see what viewers say. Does not look like one we will be attending.
Elfman has scored a good mix of movies both terrible and wonderful since he started - I don't view this as a major misstep, but it's certainly another one that I'll buy the album for but likely not watch the movie.
Yeah, and you know... he has a youngish child, I think, and it's probably nice for him to work on a project that that's kid-friendly... much like EPIC was last year. And so what if the movie doesn't look so hot? Many of my very favorite soundtracks have been composed for nearly unwatchable movies.
I don't think any movie is a career ender for a composer of Elfman's statue at this point. Name me a composer who hasn't scored at least one lousy picture? (composers like John Corigliano who have only done a handful of pictures don't count).
Saw the movie yesterday - Elfman's score is pretty nice, really (though I wonder how it would have been if he'd worked in the cartoon's theme music somewhere). Fun movie as well.
Scoring bad movies didn't hurt Goldsmith's career (& he scored a whole LOT of 'em), so it's unlikely to hurt Danny's (as long as the music makes the movie better, as with Goldsmith).
What is all this talk of this being a terrible movie? I haven't seen it, but I read one review (on Den of Geek) that was very positive, and looking at Rotten Tomatoes it's on 90%. Just curious, is there a genuine negative buzz about it, or is everyone just following the opinion of one person on here (who, if I'm reading their comment correctly, based their opinion on a trailer)?
What is all this talk of this being a terrible movie? I haven't seen it, but I read one review (on Den of Geek) that was very positive, and looking at Rotten Tomatoes it's on 90%. Just curious, is there a genuine negative buzz about it, or is everyone just following the opinion of one person on here (who, if I'm reading their comment correctly, based their opinion on a trailer)?
It's the habit of having this site full of cynics. Good for Elfman to keep the trend of non MV composers scoring Dreamworks's animated pictures (which it continues since Patrick Doyle was confirmed to score another one).
So far this score is certainly more classical styled than Epic or OZ were last year. I like what I'm hearing. As for the movie, I'm just not interested in the subject matter though I'm sure it would be fun if I was younger.
