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Ten Commandments, possibly? From what Roger and Doug have mentioned about what they intend to do with it, it would certainly require saving money to purchase.
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Ten Commandments, possibly? From what Roger and Doug have mentioned about what they intend to do with it, it would certainly require saving money to purchase.
Seems a good guess (though of course, it could be something we don't know is coming). How much would you pay per Commandment?
10 smackers!
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If this is The Ten Commandments (this thing has been in the works for, what, six years now) I will be very angry because on August 23 we're releasing the score to the very rare Hungarian film, The Three Commandments, with a score by Csaba Szabo, a wonderful Hungarian composer/raconteur who was personal friends with everyone. The film was shot in Hungary with an all Asian cast speaking in French. It was a huge production shot in HungarVision and Hungarcolor, a rare two-and-a-half color process that the film's director, Gyorgy Farkas (My First Hungarian Breast, Fish on Tuesday, and his immensely popular Grandpa Ate a Stick) was very fond of. The Three Commandments was very popular the world round, and I cannot believe that Intrada, after six years, would find out we're releasing this score and try to steal our Hungarian thunder. I am disgusted.
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Aug 14, 2016 - 12:44 AM
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The Thing
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If this is The Ten Commandments (this thing has been in the works for, what, six years now) I will be very angry because on August 23 we're releasing the score to the very rare Hungarian film, The Three Commandments, with a score by Csaba Szabo, a wonderful Hungarian composer/raconteur who was personal friends with everyone. The film was shot in Hungary with an all Asian cast speaking in French. It was a huge production shot in HungarVision and Hungarcolor, are rare two-and-a-half color process that the film's director, Gyorgy Farkas (My First Hungarian Breast, Fish on Tuesday, and his immensely popular Grandpa Ate a Stick). The Three Commandments was very popular the world round, and I cannot believe that Intrada, after six years, would find out we're releasing this score and try to steal our Hungarian thunder. I am disgusted.
Sounds a bit low budget if they couldn't afford to film the remaining Seven Commandments.
One can only wonder if the orchestra was a one-man-band also to save money!
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Aug 14, 2016 - 12:53 AM
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If this is The Ten Commandments (this thing has been in the works for, what, six years now) I will be very angry because on August 23 we're releasing the score to the very rare Hungarian film, The Three Commandments, with a score by Csaba Szabo, a wonderful Hungarian composer/raconteur who was personal friends with everyone. The film was shot in Hungary with an all Asian cast speaking in French. It was a huge production shot in HungarVision and Hungarcolor, are rare two-and-a-half color process that the film's director, Gyorgy Farkas (My First Hungarian Breast, Fish on Tuesday, and his immensely popular Grandpa Ate a Stick). The Three Commandments was very popular the world round, and I cannot believe that Intrada, after six years, would find out we're releasing this score and try to steal our Hungarian thunder. I am disgusted.
I'll still buy yours, Bruce, so long as it includes Fickó Kritzerföld's tracked music from The First Hungarian Nudie Musical which was used in place of Szabo's score on the Turkish Betamax release.
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Little known fact: God originally released six commandments, and everybody was happy, from Jebediah, to Jeremy and even Thor, but later on when God realized he could make them better by expanding them to ten, Thor wasn't interested.
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