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I thought the film was okay. Nothing special, but I've suffered through far worse. It was highly derivative of ORPHAN and maybe CHUCKY too. The score, like Sean says, has some good moments and is better than A LOT in this day and age. I love Orphan and I love M3GAN - they have zero in common however other than they are both very well acted and directed. It was a hit for a reason. Of course, I do know how this works - something that's this praised immediately causes people to have expectations that cannot be met.
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Dear Bruce, You're a mensch, unequivocally. If I'm not blocked, you'll surely scoff at lil ol nobody's post here. Your history and knowledge....I'm surprised M3gan spoke to you. I found it an annoying, "relevant", irritating, wholly unfrightening piece of garbage relying on a naff, tired concept. Thank you for emerging to share your thoughts on this one, sincerely, no snide. Seriously gobsmacked M3gan actually provided anything to you of all people. Willis' score is quite good. (And he was never heard from again.....)
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Dear Bruce, You're a mensch, unequivocally. If I'm not blocked, you'll surely scoff at lil ol nobody's post here. Your history and knowledge....I'm surprised M3gan spoke to you. I found it an annoying, "relevant", irritating, wholly unfrightening piece of garbage relying on a naff, tired concept. Thank you for emerging to share your thoughts on this one, sincerely, no snide. Seriously gobsmacked M3gan actually provided anything to you of all people. Willis' score is quite good. (And he was never heard from again.....) That's not exactly true. Willis wrote a great score for Saltburn last year.
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Playing this score CD again and for all the stick Ben Wallfisch tends to get for his noise/distortion effect, that he's been using within his horror scores of the past 5-10 years, this score emulates that technique to the point where it actually sounds like a Ben Wallfisch score at times. No diss. I know Hollywood producers/editors like to follow a tried and tested, 'successful' formula and this was probably suggested to Willis during spotting. Just wanted to chat some more about the score, which is very well done and enjoyable.
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