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Erik you're just... #facepalm, just like your analysis...
The irony is you probably don't have the same comments to make when Desplat or Giacchino score 5 films/PROJECTS a year !
Oh and yes Hans did so much this year, a documentary that has 30 min of music, Widows that has 15 min of music. He wrote a 4 min theme for the FIFA World Cup ! Unbelievable ! He helped craft the FIFA video game with Lorne ! You know what, he also scored a 2 min commercial for Land Rover ! So busy !!! He is SO much invading your space with his hours of noises ! 
Now Top Gun... Just try to be serious one minute and understand how Hollywood works. It's a business, not your fantasy land of the arts. Faltermeyer is a great guy who hasn't scored any big movie in nearly 30 years... Sure Harold used to work with Bruckheimer in the 80s, a million years ago, things have changed. You think Jerry or even Tom Cruise would take any chances ? No way. Hans, not only a fan of Harold, is the best thing that can actually happen to Faltermeyer. Because Hans will be his shield on this project. Hans will let him do his thing (and have a lot of fun doing it with him) and if it fucks up, he will take the blame and pave other directions. Faltermeyer alone on a project like this is probably just a big risk for him to get fired halfaway in the process.
Kosinski's directing the movie, and even though the guy is all in to let Daft Punk & M83 score a big budget movie despite their lack of experience, he had Joseph Trapanese, who knows how to write a big action scene, patching things up to make it work on a modern film. It'll be no different.
It's just exciting to see 2 german synth boys from the 80s go and have fun together to pay respects to Tony Scott.
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Exactly. This is news of the year. Two legends together at last! 
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There is only one film score in there. And Believer only has like 10 mins of music.
Exactly. No where did I say we were only talking about film scores. I said projects.
-Erik-
you obviously stuck yourself in a corner duch, cry somewhere else thank you
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Oct 21, 2018 - 6:08 AM
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Erik you're just... #facepalm, just like your analysis...
The irony is you probably don't have the same comments to make when Desplat or Giacchino score 5 films/PROJECTS a year !
Oh and yes Hans did so much this year, a documentary that has 30 min of music, Widows that has 15 min of music. He wrote a 4 min theme for the FIFA World Cup ! Unbelievable ! He helped craft the FIFA video game with Lorne ! You know what, he also scored a 2 min commercial for Land Rover ! So busy !!! He is SO much invading your space with his hours of noises !
Now Top Gun... Just try to be serious one minute and understand how Hollywood works. It's a business, not your fantasy land of the arts. Faltermeyer is a great guy who hasn't scored any big movie in nearly 30 years... Sure Harold used to work with Bruckheimer in the 80s, a million years ago, things have changed. You think Jerry or even Tom Cruise would take any chances ? No way. Hans, not only a fan of Harold, is the best thing that can actually happen to Faltermeyer. Because Hans will be his shield on this project. Hans will let him do his thing (and have a lot of fun doing it with him) and if it fucks up, he will take the blame and pave other directions. Faltermeyer alone on a project like this is probably just a big risk for him to get fired halfaway in the process.
Kosinski's directing the movie, and even though the guy is all in to let Daft Punk & M83 score a big budget movie despite their lack of experience, he had Joseph Trapanese, who knows how to write a big action scene, patching things up to make it work on a modern film. It'll be no different.
It's just exciting to see 2 german synth boys from the 80s go and have fun together to pay respects to Tony Scott.
This post has been officially LOVED by Deputy Riley.
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Oct 21, 2018 - 7:43 AM
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Erik you're just... #facepalm, just like your analysis...
The irony is you probably don't have the same comments to make when Desplat or Giacchino score 5 films/PROJECTS a year !
Oh and yes Hans did so much this year, a documentary that has 30 min of music, Widows that has 15 min of music. He wrote a 4 min theme for the FIFA World Cup ! Unbelievable ! He helped craft the FIFA video game with Lorne ! You know what, he also scored a 2 min commercial for Land Rover ! So busy !!! He is SO much invading your space with his hours of noises !
Now Top Gun... Just try to be serious one minute and understand how Hollywood works. It's a business, not your fantasy land of the arts. Faltermeyer is a great guy who hasn't scored any big movie in nearly 30 years... Sure Harold used to work with Bruckheimer in the 80s, a million years ago, things have changed. You think Jerry or even Tom Cruise would take any chances ? No way. Hans, not only a fan of Harold, is the best thing that can actually happen to Faltermeyer. Because Hans will be his shield on this project. Hans will let him do his thing (and have a lot of fun doing it with him) and if it fucks up, he will take the blame and pave other directions. Faltermeyer alone on a project like this is probably just a big risk for him to get fired halfaway in the process.
Kosinski's directing the movie, and even though the guy is all in to let Daft Punk & M83 score a big budget movie despite their lack of experience, he had Joseph Trapanese, who knows how to write a big action scene, patching things up to make it work on a modern film. It'll be no different.
It's just exciting to see 2 german synth boys from the 80s go and have fun together to pay respects to Tony Scott.
Exactly this. Every single word 
Sorry, but there's no way in hell Faltermeyer is going to be hired to score a high profile, major studio blockbuster like this on his own. Not today. No. It's hard to believe anyone ever really thought he would. No disrespect to the man but those days are long gone.
Everything said above is pretty dead-on. Zimmer will be there to reassure the studio, but you can bet the score is going to sound like the original Top Gun score. And it may even open new doors in the film industry for Faltermeyer, if he's interested.
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Oct 21, 2018 - 9:24 AM
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Solium
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Erik you're just... #facepalm, just like your analysis...
The irony is you probably don't have the same comments to make when Desplat or Giacchino score 5 films/PROJECTS a year !
Oh and yes Hans did so much this year, a documentary that has 30 min of music, Widows that has 15 min of music. He wrote a 4 min theme for the FIFA World Cup ! Unbelievable ! He helped craft the FIFA video game with Lorne ! You know what, he also scored a 2 min commercial for Land Rover ! So busy !!! He is SO much invading your space with his hours of noises !
Now Top Gun... Just try to be serious one minute and understand how Hollywood works. It's a business, not your fantasy land of the arts. Faltermeyer is a great guy who hasn't scored any big movie in nearly 30 years... Sure Harold used to work with Bruckheimer in the 80s, a million years ago, things have changed. You think Jerry or even Tom Cruise would take any chances ? No way. Hans, not only a fan of Harold, is the best thing that can actually happen to Faltermeyer. Because Hans will be his shield on this project. Hans will let him do his thing (and have a lot of fun doing it with him) and if it fucks up, he will take the blame and pave other directions. Faltermeyer alone on a project like this is probably just a big risk for him to get fired halfaway in the process.
Kosinski's directing the movie, and even though the guy is all in to let Daft Punk & M83 score a big budget movie despite their lack of experience, he had Joseph Trapanese, who knows how to write a big action scene, patching things up to make it work on a modern film. It'll be no different.
It's just exciting to see 2 german synth boys from the 80s go and have fun together to pay respects to Tony Scott.
Exactly this. Every single word
Sorry, but there's no way in hell Faltermeyer is going to be hired to score a high profile, major studio blockbuster like this on his own. Not today. No. It's hard to believe anyone ever really thought he would. No disrespect to the man but those days are long gone.
Everything said above is pretty dead-on. Zimmer will be there to reassure the studio, but you can bet the score is going to sound like the original Top Gun score. And it may even open new doors in the film industry for Faltermeyer, if he's interested.
Nonsense. Why hire Faltermeyer if you don't have faith in him? Maybe Faltermeyer asked Zimmer to come on board, which is fine. But to assume a professional musician (or any artist) needs his hands held is ridiculous and condescending.
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Why does Zimmer NEED to be involved? Seriously?
I love the guy's music for the most part but this is the reason why people hate on Zimmer. He has his finger in all the pies.
There is no need for this.
-Erik-
I agree 100%. Faltermeyer should be doing this on his own.
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At least the score will not get Balfed.
I've recently learned that word. Did I use it correctly?
For years I've called all Zimmer underlings Remote Controlled Clone Boys. I doubt that will stick though, for I'm a mere Finnish boy from the north country. The term Balfed is shorter. And to be Zimmered would be like parents saying to their child "Go to your room!". So there.
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Have Hans and Harold started working yet?
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