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Oct 25, 2007 - 11:29 PM
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King Rao
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Anybody have the score to this film yet?
http://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm?ID=8082
The samples sound like something I would enjoy. I'll have to check this out.
Very enjoyable... and sounds great for a low, low, low budget film. Mostly orchestral with synth instruments popping in and out. There's a heroic theme, bad guy theme, love theme, etc. For those that love epic orchestral scores, Atom Nine Adventures is something I'm sure you'll enjoy!
Wow, you're not kidding about it being low, low, low budget. I just watched the trailer at the official website, and based on what I just saw, they spent most of what little money they had on the music.
Smart move on the producers part, because there was no way they were going to emulate big budget special f/x with the resources they were working with.
By the way, love the Cinematic Sound. In fact, I'm enjoying your Western-themed show right now.
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I finally watched this film on Amazon prime -- what a charming and endearing delight from beginning to end! It is full of smart references to other SF from the 50's and 60's -- and also serials from the 40's. I had a blast watching it -- much more fun than all of the overblown superhero epics of late lumped together.
I've had the score CD for a couple of years -- and it's always been a favorite. The music works like gangbusters in the film -- driving the action forward -- providing grandeur effortlessly when called upon -- helping to delineate characters.
I loved this!
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