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Because Fox is now part of Disney?
Before the buy, Fox releases his music through Sony Classical or Milan Records, but now is part of Disney, i'm not surprise no physical releases by his part.
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It wouldn't be a first time to imagine Hitler that way.
A few short decades ago some "genius" over in Britain decided a comedy series involving Hitler and his wife was a good idea. Somewhere close to a dozen episodes were made, but after the pilot aired, it so offended everybody it was canned after one episode.
And if you think the poor taste stopped at the series premise, it also included the name of the show:
"Heil Honey I'm Home!"
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I thought the article below was rather interesting. Giacchino talks about this score. What surprised me was that he said he usually waits, "to see a movie before deciding to do it." He accepted JoJo Rabbit just based upon its script. I thought most composers accepted a scoring assignment before being able to actually view a movie.
https://www.indiewire.com/2019/10/jojo-rabbit-michael-giacchino-score-music-oscars-1202182993/
So far it seems some of our members aren't too thrilled with this score. I'm really interested in hearing what our members think of the movie. (Seeing Hitler as a comedic or satiric character is mind-boggling to me, but a lot of critics seem to have liked it.)
So, you've never seen The Producers? The Great Dictator?
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I have to say, I had no idea what this film was before tonight, other than looking at my screener and thinking it was an animated film of some sort. Well, it's pretty great. It walks a very difficult tightrope almost perfectly and the kid gives one of the great child performances ever. But everyone is wonderfully cast and the film has huge laughs and then gets you right in the gut, which is no mean feat. I would normally hate the anachronistic songs, but I was pretty amazed that they work perfectly. The score works wonderfully in the film. Obviously, it's not going to be for everyone, but it rises right to the top of what I've seen thus far. Last night, it was Marriage Story, a movie every critic is falling all over themselves about, which I found well acted but overlong and quite tedious - what I didn't find it was "searing" "devastatingly honest" - I mean, when a character is a director of extremely avant-garde theater in New York, do I believe for a second that he can get up and sing note perfect Being Alive from Company complete with the dialogue from the show? No, I don't. But this film, while quirky in an obvious way, just grabbed me and kept me involved from start to finish. Highly recommended.
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The FYC album features a few things not heard on the OST album
It was once available here:
http://www.foxsearchlight.com/fyc/film/jojo-rabbit/soundtrack/
And sometimes physical copies turn up on ebay
The tracklist is
01 Jojo's March (0:34)
02 Rabbit Got Your Tongue (1:18)
03 A Stab in the Park (0:11)
04 How Jojo Got His Name (0:25)
05 Adolf Einleitung in Cheek (0:55)
06 Catch the Antelopers (0:33)
07 Grenade and Bear It (0:44)
08 Jojo's Infirmary Period (0:52)
09 A New Uni-deform, Part 1 (1:00)
10 A New Uni-deform, Part 2 (0:15)
11 From Poster to Protest (0:23)
12 The Secret Room (5:10)
13 Pickled Pink (0:31)
14 Negotiate Your Heart Out, Part 1 (0:23)
15 Negotiate Your Heart Out, Part 2 (0:24)
16 Beyond Questions (1:02)
17 No Weak Jews (0:49)
18 The Elsa Prophecy (0:15)
19 A Boy of Letters (0:18)
20 A Game of Names (0:29)
21 Mother Joker (1:15)
22 A Few of my Shiniest Things (1:37)
23 The Eye of the Tiger (0:21)
24 Get to the Back of the HQ (0:14)
25 Proving Your Metal (0:49)
26 Elsa's Art Appreciation, Part 1 (1:54)
27 Elsa's Art Appreciation, Part 2 (3:59)
28 Don't Speech Your Pants (0:51)
29 A Butterfly's Wings (1:04)
30 Rosie's Nocturne (2:21)
31 The Kids are All Reich (2:31)
32 Allies Well That Ends Well (0:50)
33 New World Order (1:07)
34 What Elsa is New (2:10)
35 Nathan's Last Letter (0:24)
36 A World to the Wise (0:47)
37 Jojo's Suite (2:05)
TOTAL TIME - 40:50
"A Stab in the Park" is a completely unreleased cue
"The Elsa Prophecy" is a harp solo on the FYC, while it was harp backed by synth on the OST
"The Eye of the Tiger" is a unique short harp performance, different from the 2 minute OST track
"New World Order" starts with 10 seconds of music not in the OST track of the same name, though I'm not sure if it's just tracked music, or if it was truly sliced out of the OST version
Any other differences are just edits as far as I can tell
More info:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Rt2dVuXiRtFfr2YgKmWv49yV2W1AtmaoNhR9VOW6l-I/
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I didn't like the score much when I first heard the OST.
Then we watched the film and I loved it (the film)
Then, returning to the score, it "clicked" with me and my appreciation grew tremendously
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