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Um...have you guys seen The Lego Movie? Against all odds it was fantastic. It approached high art...and I'm not joking. I suspect this will also be much better than you would judge it to be from the marketing.
Yavar
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I did some snooping around online and came up empty. however I did find the following:
There's a music editor listed for the film on IMDb. I clicked on his name to see who he's worked for in recent years. Brian Tyler is one of them (the only likely candidate from the list). If it's him, I'm absolutely gonna shit all over myself, and not in a good way.
The film's wikipedia page (though you can't read much into that since wikipedia can be edited by anybody) lists Giacchino.
Looking over the director's projects as a director, he's only done one film (the rest was television and shorts) and the compsoer on that one film: Zarvos.
The television composer he's worked with more than once, as director: Shawn Patterson.
Four of the film's producer's have worked on one or more recent films Mothersbaugh scored. I suspect, given the success of the Lego movie and the producers involved, they'll be suggesting Mothersbaugh to the director.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to get get a super karate monkey death sized adult diaper in preparation for Drum Hell and Loudness Wars.....
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LOL, you caught that.
Well, say we have a big exciting fantisy film coming up and you're worried it's gonna be Brian Tyler, Hans Zimmer, defacto Giacchino, Junkie XL, and so forth and so on, but suddenly the composer is announced: Bruce Broughton. You absolutely shit yourself with excitment.
I guess after all the attention the first film got and acclaim, they decided the best thing to do is drop the original composer and take a step down.
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Eh, that's too far. I'd say I wish he'd do something else that he was actually good at and got as excited about as he does this. You never know what good he could do elsewhere.
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The writing seems to scream, "look how clever I am", instead of writing something clever.
I'm hoping it'll be the long-awaited roasting of how the Caped Crusader has lately been given a faux-mythic presence, akin to Chuck Norris, though that might piss off Batfans, despite it being a comedy. Some spots seem to nudge toward this possibility.
Um...have you guys seen The Lego Movie? Against all odds it was fantastic. It approached high art...and I'm not joking. I suspect this will also be much better than you would judge it to be from the marketing.
Yavar
I enjoyed it, but its central message seemed hypocritical, to say the least: something about letting your imagination run free, especially with the help of trademarked properties, at the behest of another's need to appreciate what LEGO deemed fit for a singular purpose (those expensive sets depicting famous architecture).
I loved the "Cloud Cuckooland" track. It's like being inside a hyperactive kid's head.
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