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Isn't the plural of fish... fishes?
Not in my understanding.
It's not sheepes ,either.
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'Fish is the more commonly used plural, and can be used regardless of how many species are present. Fishes tends to be used as a plural when there are more than one species, especially in scientific settings.'
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If Balfe had scored this, he would have used Mancina's themes. Guaranteed.
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If Balfe had scored this, he would have used Mancina's themes. Guaranteed.
Composers aren't just handed a film and told "Do what you feel like."
Surely, the director and producers chose whether to use the old themes or not.
Not saying Wallfisch didn't weigh in. But composers aren't given free rein.
Oh, I'm sure Lorne would have sneaked in a Mancina-theme or two without telling the filmmakers...
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If this anything to do with the original?, no one thinked about that.
If Balfe, which i consider, a very average composer to compare to Wallfisch (much better and capacitated), would make any difference if he was the composer in the movie, using Mancina's theme, making a good score to begin with.
Balfe in Bad Boys dosen't come closer to Mancina make in the first (was another time, another composer), his work in the last two are better to what Rabin make in the second, yes, absolutly, but still, dosen't match for what Mancina make for the first, even using his theme in those movies, a very enjoyble scores, don't get my wrong, but i don't think would be my top choice to make in a movie like this.
Specially, when he compose that awful score that was Hurricane Heist, even the most weakest Wallfisch score is better than that.
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Theres no mention of a score release at all, and the film is out this week
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Jul 15, 2024 - 10:45 PM
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Mephariel
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If this anything to do with the original?, no one thinked about that.
If Balfe, which i consider, a very average composer to compare to Wallfisch (much better and capacitated), would make any difference if he was the composer in the movie, using Mancina's theme, making a good score to begin with.
Balfe in Bad Boys dosen't come closer to Mancina make in the first (was another time, another composer), his work in the last two are better to what Rabin make in the second, yes, absolutly, but still, dosen't match for what Mancina make for the first, even using his theme in those movies, a very enjoyble scores, don't get my wrong, but i don't think would be my top choice to make in a movie like this.
Specially, when he compose that awful score that was Hurricane Heist, even the most weakest Wallfisch score is better than that.
Hurricane Heist was truly awful, but honestly, why did he say yes to scoring that film? There is nothing about that film that was appealing. He needed to build his career at that time, but he still didn't need Hurricane Heist.
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Hurricane Heist was truly awful, but honestly, why did he say yes to scoring that film?
Something that fans of Jerry Goldsmith, Alan Silvestri, Christopher Young and David Newman have frequently asked about their assignments.
Except those were capable of delivering goods for shitty films. Not shitty scores for no matter what quality the films are as is common with barfe.
2021 called. It wants its name-calling back.
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Just came back from seeing it.
Lot of fun, an old-school big summer blockbuster, enegertic and vibrant, great chemistry between Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell.
And yes, Wallfisch's score is great in the vein of Flash, some of the action moments are to me, the best from the summer, supposedly, the score comes in two weeks.
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David Spade added: "That was a really funny joke … back in 1997 when I did it a bazillion times."
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