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Mar 13, 2018 - 7:56 PM
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GoblinScore
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Lemme see .....at the risk of arrogance, I've hit that voodoo before of "I JUST played, watched that!" here a few times, probably because I cycle things all day all night.
Watch a post about JXL's Run All Night or Beltrami's Snowpiercer will show up....NOW!
I'm torn on the Oscar thing...Goldenthal is a big fave, I'm glad he won before his career....became how it is today, but Geida us my least played of his work, so I wish Elmer won in the end.
I'd love to see VIEW as well, never pursued it to know its a legal hell victim...shame, the work people do same as with rejected scores, just gets lost...
Best of luck with that Noreaster' E, no better time to hole up and spin records! I thought I saw The Shipping News recently mentioned....time for another spin? Horner's The Perfect Storm & Herrmann/Bernstein's Cape Fear also come recommended
Peace,
Sean
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Mar 13, 2018 - 8:09 PM
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Lemme see .....at the risk of arrogance, I've hit that voodoo before of "I JUST played, watched that!" here a few times, probably because I cycle things all day all night.
Watch a post about JXL's Run All Night or Beltrami's Snowpiercer will show up....NOW!
I'm torn on the Oscar thing...Goldenthal is a big fave, I'm glad he won before his career....became how it is today, but Geida us my least played of his work, so I wish Elmer won in the end.
I'd love to see VIEW as well, never pursued it to know its a legal hell victim...shame, the work people do same as with rejected scores, just gets lost...
Best of luck with that Noreaster' E, no better time to hole up and spin records! I thought I saw The Shipping News recently mentioned....time for another spin? Horner's The Perfect Storm & Herrmann/Bernstein's Cape Fear also come recommended
Peace,
Sean
Well Sean, we got lucky again. We have been in a narrow swath that has been saved from the misery of the last 3 storms. My poor neighbors to the west and east got slammed with up to 2 feet. I feel pretty grateful. Thanks.
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Mar 18, 2018 - 7:19 AM
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edwzoomom
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I was under the weather yesterday and rented this wonderful movie on Amazon Prime. Amazing how the score just washes over you the second the opening credits begin. It sweeps you away.
I'm re-watching a 1978 tv movie right now, high melodrama stuff, and like TERRACE, it feels like watching a film from another planet, these things, right? Fun & startling to jump from the old to, say Dunkirk or any other current film. Scary!
Sean, I keep gravitating to this era of late. Right after From the Terrace, I watched Three Coins in the Fountain. Though not as melodramatic as the first, it is a wonderful movie with a lovely Victor Young score. I am lining up A Certain Smile and The Best of Everything....
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Mar 18, 2018 - 9:18 AM
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eriknelson
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I was under the weather yesterday and rented this wonderful movie on Amazon Prime. Amazing how the score just washes over you the second the opening credits begin. It sweeps you away.
I'm re-watching a 1978 tv movie right now, high melodrama stuff, and like TERRACE, it feels like watching a film from another planet, these things, right? Fun & startling to jump from the old to, say Dunkirk or any other current film. Scary!
Sean, I keep gravitating to this era of late. Right after From the Terrace, I watched Three Coins in the Fountain. Though not as melodramatic as the first, it is a wonderful movie with a lovely Victor Young score. I am lining up A Certain Smile and The Best of Everything....
Don't forget the Douglas Sirk classics from that era: All That Heaven Allows, Magnificent Obsession, Written on the Wind, Imitation of Life, etc.
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Mar 18, 2018 - 10:31 AM
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edwzoomom
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I was under the weather yesterday and rented this wonderful movie on Amazon Prime. Amazing how the score just washes over you the second the opening credits begin. It sweeps you away.
I'm re-watching a 1978 tv movie right now, high melodrama stuff, and like TERRACE, it feels like watching a film from another planet, these things, right? Fun & startling to jump from the old to, say Dunkirk or any other current film. Scary!
Sean, I keep gravitating to this era of late. Right after From the Terrace, I watched Three Coins in the Fountain. Though not as melodramatic as the first, it is a wonderful movie with a lovely Victor Young score. I am lining up A Certain Smile and The Best of Everything....
Don't forget the Douglas Sirk classics from that era: All That Heaven Allows, Magnificent Obsession, Written on the Wind, Imitation of Life, etc.
erik, that's a wonderful reminder. I was wracking my brain for others to add to my watch list. These are four fabulous films with fabulous Skinner scores. I have been unable to find a copy of Imitation of Life on disc and truly wish that the score to All That Heaven Allows had been released. There is probably a back story but I'm unaware of why it isn't available.
I have also added Ten North Frederick to my list as well.
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