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Great track!
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Sep 14, 2024 - 2:33 PM
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Thor
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I forgot to report back on this. I saw the film earlier this year -- in the cinema, no less -- and it was really good. A candidate for my top 10 of the year (although it's a 2022 film, it counts as a 2024 film for Norway). Stone has this very likeable form of rhetoric, supported beautifully by a virtuoso visual language, by the end of it even I was convinced of the virtues of nuclear power! As for the score, there was some reuse of old Vangelis, like the always emotionally draining L'APOCALYPSE DES ANIMAUX. But also some blistering new stuff molded in his gorgeous 90s style. It was a really powerful moment. We were like three journalists in the cinema. So it felt like my own personal farewell to one of my favourite composers -- his last ever film work. Had to fight back the tears on several occasions. There won't be anyone like him. Anyways, it just made me pine more for a soundtrack, of course. Hopefully, the Vangelis estate will open slightly after his death, including a release of this. It saddens me that there was and is so little response to this thread.
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Hopefully, the Vangelis estate will open slightly after his death, including a release of this. I'm part of a Vangelis group on Facebook, and a couple of years ago, an associate of Vangelis -- I think Frederic Rousseau, but I can't recall with 100% accuracy -- answered a query regarding unreleased music, with the comment "It is coming". We'll see.
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