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Looks an interesting project for sure.
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Mar 22, 2017 - 2:26 AM
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Gunnar
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I enjoyed "Spotlight" quite a lot, and when re-watching "Munich" recently, it reminded me how elegantly and well Spielberg can direct dialogue-driven suspense. In addition, he really created the period amazingly through production design, camera, and lighting. So my hopes are high for the combination that "The Post" promises.
Also, I love that he sees himself capable of making "small" films quickly. And last but not least, he continues to explore new genres. Taken all of this together makes me quite excited for this project. And I think given that this will require not much music, chances seem high for Williams to fit this into his schedule. If he'd take the setting of the film in the seventies as a point of departure for his own musical approach, this could become, to me at least, and no matter how short the final score would be, a more exciting project than "Ready Player One".
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Mar 22, 2017 - 6:07 AM
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Coco314
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"The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara" is likely to be pushed back. It seems like "The Post," a spec script that found its way to Spielberg and feels politically relevant right now, has come together quickly, while reportedly Spielberg has been struggling to find a young boy to cast in the title role of "Mortara."
Interesting, I was beginning to find curious that we had no word on "Mortara" supposedly aimed at a fall release (Spielberg is super fast but still..). Now the Variety article still says
“The Post” is scheduled to begin shooting in May and to be released later on this year, even as Spielberg is in the midst of post-production on his dystopian climate-change sci-fi epic, “Ready Player One,” and has had to push back another project he’s already at work on, “The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara” "
I'll be with the others saying that anything that keeps John Williams filmusic-busy is fine by me, and it will be a welcome change between huge projects for Williams. We might even have a "Catch me if you can" level kind of surprise here.
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It's just an issue I have with this particular genre. I didn't really care for ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN either (sacrilege, I know).
GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE, THOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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