It sounds like a kid on a Casio playing with the marimba sample.
Other parts sound like they flew in music composed for a Hallmark or Lifetime made-for-TV movie.
I seriously cannot think of a semi-major film with music this bad.
I imagine Quentin Tarantino seeing the rough cut and banging his head on Christian Slater's leopard dashboard.
Or I imagine Tarantino (and Tony Scott for that matter) being extremely happy that Zimmer's score is a loving tribute to Carl Orff's Kindermusik, which was the score for Terrence Malick's Badlands - a great film about an outlaw couple on the run that was certainly one of the inspirations for True Romance.
I like True Romance, film and score. But you're certainly entitled to your opinion.
It sounds like a kid on a Casio playing with the marimba sample.
Other parts sound like they flew in music composed for a Hallmark or Lifetime made-for-TV movie.
I seriously cannot think of a semi-major film with music this bad.
I imagine Quentin Tarantino seeing the rough cut and banging his head on Christian Slater's leopard dashboard.
Or I imagine Tarantino (and Tony Scott for that matter) being extremely happy that Zimmer's score is a loving tribute to Carl Orff's Kindermusik, which was the score for Terrence Malick's Badlands - a great film about an outlaw couple on the run that was certainly one of the inspirations for True Romance.
I like True Romance, film and score. But you're certainly entitled to your opinion.
If they have to retroactively credit Randy Edelman with bits of Broken Arrow, they should definitely retroactively credit Orff (or Keetman, or whoever really wrote it) for this.
Come on, guys. This sounds like something you'd hear at a beachside snow-cone stand manned by some white dude wearing a dreadlock wig and Hawaiian shirt.
Or I imagine Tarantino (and Tony Scott for that matter) being extremely happy that Zimmer's score is a loving tribute to Carl Orff's Kindermusik, which was the score for Terrence Malick's Badlands - a great film about an outlaw couple on the run that was certainly one of the inspirations for True Romance.
I like True Romance, film and score. But you're certainly entitled to your opinion.
The Theme has been used in various trailers and TV shows. I imagine Hans is crying all the way to the bank (and deservedly so - it's a lovely piece of music!)
It sounds like a kid on a Casio playing with the marimba sample.
Other parts sound like they flew in music composed for a Hallmark or Lifetime made-for-TV movie.
I seriously cannot think of a semi-major film with music this bad.
I imagine Quentin Tarantino seeing the rough cut and banging his head on Christian Slater's leopard dashboard.
Or I imagine Tarantino (and Tony Scott for that matter) being extremely happy that Zimmer's score is a loving tribute to Carl Orff's Kindermusik, which was the score for Terrence Malick's Badlands - a great film about an outlaw couple on the run that was certainly one of the inspirations for True Romance.
I like True Romance, film and score. But you're certainly entitled to your opinion.
Great score and yes a loving tribute to Badlands.I recognised the theme the first time i watched the movie in the early 90s.I even bought the CD single which is quite rare now i believe ..
Come on, guys. This sounds like something you'd hear at a beachside snow-cone stand manned by some white dude wearing a dreadlock wig and Hawaiian shirt.
I don't know about the rest of the score but I love that theme. Very charming.
