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Latest review: Windtalkers http://www.movie-wave.net/windtalkers/ I was so convinced in my mind that this one (which I hadn't listened to for years) was very dull, I ended up having to listen to it many times over the past week, I was so taken aback at how far from dull it actually is.
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Jul 17, 2015 - 1:47 PM
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Tom Servo
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Latest review: Windtalkers http://www.movie-wave.net/windtalkers/ I was so convinced in my mind that this one (which I hadn't listened to for years) was very dull, I ended up having to listen to it many times over the past week, I was so taken aback at how far from dull it actually is. Agreed, I only recently purchased this album from a local used record store, not knowing what to expect other than it had a reputation of being a long-winded, mostly dull listen. I found it to be a pretty great listen with some really strong action cues interspersed with great performances of the main theme. It didn't musically lean on the Native American aspect of the story as much as I thought it would, only at the start and finish, interestingly enough. So, yeah, put me in the camp that really digs this score.
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It's funny how the brain works. Another one I was convinced was boring (and wrote such when it was released) is Deep Impact but after a couple of listens in the last couple of days, and a viewing of the film, it certainly isn't.
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