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Love this movie! Salma Hayek stole my heart Will definitely be purchasing this one!
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YES! ELMER BERNSTEIN’S FINAL WESTERN SCORE! More than 40 more minutes as compared with the original album (more than twice as long). What a major expansion! I’m a little surprised that even more cues aren’t marked as being composed by Peter Bernstein, because in my interview (about an hour and a half in, if you want to hear) with him last year he told me he composed about 30% of the score: http://goldsmithodyssey.buzzsprout.com/159614/1746388-odyssey-interviews-peter-bernstein As I’ve observed before, this is kind of the Bernstein Star Trek: First Contact, with father calling talented composer son in when there was a post production time crunch. Yavar
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What a great surprise! I was just reminiscing about this film the other day, how much potential it had with the great cast, and how the opening titles floored me... and then the rest was so disappointing. But I loved the score, and am excited to acquire this new release. Bravo, Varese!
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Essentially this score combines three genres that Elmer was great at: western most of all (obviously) but also science fiction and comedy. I think as people get their copies and start to report back about all the previously unreleased music, a lot more of you are going to want this. I recommend not showing your wife the film (because the talented Salma Hayek is clearly just there to be a sex object), but just tell her you need it because it’s an Elmer Bernstein western score. Yavar
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£17.48 at the UK site.
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