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This IS awesome news! Hope his score isn't rejected! Is this film actually going to be released to THEATRES, or is it one of those netflix things?
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Jun 30, 2016 - 10:35 PM
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Wonderful. Love, love, LOVE seeing a composer like Fried scoring a new film & his music sounds terrific.
I wish the idea of getting Fried to score a new film was part of a trend of indie filmmakers being more adventurous with the direction of music scores. I mean, imagine indie films with scores by Stu Phillips, Artie Butler, Charles Fox, Howard Blake, John Scott, Laurie Johnson... and more Fried scores too, of course.
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I remember when I found out about this in April. It was good news then, too.
It's his first film score since 1979. And his last TV movie was in 1988, if you want to count feature-length projects.
I hope and expect the obligitory "Amok Time" fight music homage that will undoubtedly be in there some place.
Speaking of a composer coming out of a long time of not scoring a project, Micheal J. Lewis is scoring the documentary ""Refugee: Eye of the Beautiful". On the production company's website the poster lists composed and conducted (maybe it's already recorded?). His first score since 1994.
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Delightful! Those photos of Gerald Fried with Tommy Morgan and Dave Grusin together are wonderful. The age total is, I think, 266. An inspiration to us all, not the fact that they have somehow "miraculously" avoided death, but rather that it looks like they have maintained that youthful enthusiasm, when others have become "dulled and prosaic with the poison of life" (H.P. "Barrel of Laughs" Lovecraft).
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Great to finally hear the score. And likewise also really cool to have a new version of the "Amok Time" fight music.
I look forward to people like CinemaSins and Screen Rant's Pitch Meeting to do videos on this film, which I shall skip.
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