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Just found a 1983 TV movie called Missing Pieces, that has no score. There is a simplistic solo clarinet(?) rising and falling cue for the end credits which sounds like a middle schooler performing (quite painful to listen to).
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There's a new horror film just released yesterday in the UK (though it has a 2023 copyright date): IN A VIOLENT NATURE. No music score outside of songs on a radio. It's kind of a FRIDAY THE 13TH but hovering behind "Jason" most of the time, with long, unexciting takes, shot in 4:3, and to be honest a Manfredini violin frenzy would have been entirely inappropriate.
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Jul 22, 2024 - 2:33 AM
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Thor
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I have to reiterate what I said in this thread 10 years ago -- it's curious that the focus is so exclusively on US/mainstream films where this phenomenon is relatively rare. Whereas in European and world cinema, for example, this is quite normal. Especially in contemporary arthouse films. For example, when I was in Cannes in 2016, most of the films in the main competition were without any original non-diegetic music. I wrote an article at the time about some of few that DID (THE NEON DEMON, THE RED TURTLE, MEAN DREAMS, ELLE and THE HANDMAIDEN -- I missed out on THE BFG, sadly), but many others did not - AMERICAN HONEY, AQUARIUS, GRADUATION, THE SALESMAN, SIERANEVADA, SLACK BAY, RESTER VERTICAL, TONI ERDMANN, THE UNKNOWN GIRL. And obviously many others in the other progams. And obviously other years.
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