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Holy s***! Great news! He was really the uncredited 3rd composer on AVENGERS 2, and dammit, the movie should have been his from the get-go.
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Baring rejections, I feel better knowing the two films are a Balfe/Junkie XK-free zone.
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If this ends up being true, please change the thread title to ALL CAPS, as is the custom these days, but would actually be justified in this case.
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Great, unexpected news! No more Remote Control shit composers!
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Very exciting if this comes to pass, his 'Avengers' score is one of my favourites of the last 5 years.
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Of course, after last minute reshoots, Danny Elfman will be called back...
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Here's my awesome idea — Silvestri should use Elfman's adaptation of the AVENGERS theme to start and then morph it back to the original at the first opportunity.
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if anyone can write a theme for Thanos - it's Silvestri. Thanos? Isn't this movie supposed to be about dueling Infiniti-Lexus dealerships?
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Cost cutting issues? I would have preferred the original planned "smaller scale" Captain America 3 to Civil War personally (even though it was done well, it was too many superheroes and not enough development). Was Winter Soldier from the "cost saving" period? I liked that film much better. That, Ant-Man, and Guardians of the Galaxy are my three favorite Marvel films by far, all from about the same period. I say bring the lower budgets back -- maybe they made for more creativity and emphasis on script and character over special effects action. Yavar
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