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No idea. It is what it is.
Tis.
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Because in terms of Hollywood superhero films, it has not been done before. It's usually either been trite orchestral conventions or trite RC conventions.
What does RC stand for?
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Remote Control Productions.
Thanks.
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Movie of the Year, and CD-R & LP only ?!
It's ridiculous!
No pressed CD = No sale ! 
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Movie of the Year, and CD-R & LP only ?!
It's ridiculous!
No pressed CD = No sale !
O DONT understand that attitude
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Not even CHERNOBYL, Tall Guy? I think you'll like that.
We started to watch it one evening on Netflix and two minutes in the signal went. I think subliminally we took it as an omen! Weve said a couple of times since that we have to get it watched, and I'm sure we will. I can't wait to see why some members seem to think it should have a light and breezy score, perhaps with a song 'n' dance interlude.
Because there's nothing.more fun than a nuclear meltdown!
It's a superb show. Didn't even need a score except for the ' emotionsl' scenes& where the.music was perfect!
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Saw it last night and was engaged throughout. Never a dull moment. Pheonix was incredible, and there were a number of shock moments that worked very well.
I thought the music was memorable as part of the film, there was a recurring motif and it fitted it like a glove. I won't be buying it 'cause I'd never listen to it, but I always say we're lucky when a score is listenable away from the film because it's first job is to serve that film, which it does. A slightly depressing score for a fairly depressing movie. And that's not an insult! It's the story that was being told. I enjoyed Chernobyl too, and barely noticed the music, but again another serious drama where the music did suit.
The more depressing thought I'm afraid, and I'm surprised this hasn't been touched on at all by the Brits on here, is the idea that convicted paedophile ex UK pop star Gary Glitter will gain financially from the use of his hit Rock and Roll Part 2. The moment when Joker is dancing down the steps is there because apparently it has been used for years at US sports events. Don't get me wrong. The music fits the moment, and I was once a fan attending two of his annual Christmas concerts, until the revelations came flooding out for all to be disgusted by.
Just a little surprised that the makers didn't get this fact flagged up before they decided to use it. At least I hope they didn't know. Sorry if this is more suited to 'the other side' of the forum, but it is part of the music and thought it should be noted.
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Oct 10, 2019 - 5:44 AM
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Les Jepson
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Saw it last night and was engaged throughout. Never a dull moment. Pheonix was incredible, and there were a number of shock moments that worked very well.
I thought the music was memorable as part of the film, there was a recurring motif and it fitted it like a glove. I won't be buying it 'cause I'd never listen to it, but I always say we're lucky when a score is listenable away from the film because it's first job is to serve that film, which it does. A slightly depressing score for a fairly depressing movie. And that's not an insult! It's the story that was being told. I enjoyed Chernobyl too, and barely noticed the music, but again another serious drama where the music did suit.
The more depressing thought I'm afraid, and I'm surprised this hasn't been touched on at all by the Brits on here, is the idea that convicted paedophile ex UK pop star Gary Glitter will gain financially from the use of his hit Rock and Roll Part 2. The moment when Joker is dancing down the steps is there because apparently it has been used for years at US sports events. Don't get me wrong. The music fits the moment, and I was once a fan attending two of his annual Christmas concerts, until the revelations came flooding out for all to be disgusted by.
Just a little surprised that the makers didn't get this fact flagged up before they decided to use it. At least I hope they didn't know. Sorry if this is more suited to 'the other side' of the forum, but it is part of the music and thought it should be noted.
It was reported in some of the press in the UK. I think there have been some negative reactions.
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