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I saw the film tonight, and spent the whole time with my jaw on the floor. An utterly stupendous achievement. The score complimented the film very well, and deserves the positive recognition being afforded it.
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I really like it. As usual what Moonie likes I do as well.
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DMD has to wait til Christmas as I put it on my list, but made SPECIFIC instructions to my folks and spouse that this is one gift, that I DEMAND to open on Christmas, whether I get nothing else, I better get this under the tree or they'll be hell to pay.
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Dec 17, 2009 - 6:26 AM
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Maestro
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I posted this in the other Avatar thread. Well, I've seen the film... and... I throughly enjoyed it along with Horner's score. Now don't get me wrong, the score is far from being a modern classic, but I enjoyed it none the less and I would say overall it's a strong score and worked tremendously in the actual picture. What amuses me the most though? And I find this happening constantly when I watch any given film for the first time... Listening to the album afterwards, my favourite music from "War" is nowhere to be found. It could have been a different cue entirely that was used in the final battle sequence (we all know Cameron's track record), but none the less, it isn't there which is a shame. I'm inclined to believe that it's from War however, because that music isn't heard at any other point in the picture, and I've already started to spot the edits made for the album track. like the crossfade at the 8:00 mark. I'll be able to paint a better picture once I've seen the film a few more times. Aw, the joy of frustratingly irritating editing!
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I've seen it 3 times. Once by myself, then I the second with Brian, then the third, Brian wanted to see it again so I suggested we see it in IMAX 3-D, so we did. WOW, all I can say is WOW. It was incredible to see it on that massive screen. It's a fun film and the score works great in the picture as ALL of Horner's scores do. Say what you want on his scoring, but one thing, the majority can agree on, his scores always work in the picture.
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