Sentences with phrase «jaunty score»

The film never seems to decide if it wants to be serious (Stanton, various speeches about the morality of capital punishment) or comic (Brando's overthetop wackiness, the jaunty score) or something in - between (Nicholson and Quaid).

Instead, the English, Dolby Digital 3.0 track simply showcases the jaunty score, wry narration and all those back - and - forth exchanges with clarity and crispness.

Not exact matches

One minute, the platoon is goofing around as Alexandre Desplat's jaunty, «Gomer Pyle» - esque musical score plays in the background, and the next minute, Clooney's character is launching into one of his many monologues about the importance of art.

It is at this funeral, after a series of delightfully frivolous set pieces — all scored with jaunty balalaika music by composer Alexandre Desplat — that the plot kicks in.

This is a thoroughly dynamic and immersive experience from the start, with Joe Kraemer's jaunty, propulsive score getting a nice boost from the entire sound field.

Yet for all the talk of pleasing high score - toting, battle - hardened players, Proun + feels jaunty and full of life thanks to Arno Landsbergen's sound work.

Clint Mansell's deliciously jaunty, drunk - baroque score ingeniously offsets the darkness; equally startling is a lush ABBA cover by Bristol torch - noir titans Portishead.

Born in China goes overboard here to reach a kiddie audience — every animal gets a cute name, their antics are often scored to jaunty music, and John Krasinski provides the sugary narration — «all she wants,» he says of a mother panda, «is to smother this baby with love.»

The jaunty modern jazz score is by Johnny Mandel, with the formidable Gerry Mulligan on baritone sax.

However, the prolific violence seems mitigated by the film's jaunty musical score playing in the background.

The trailer ran in front of pretty much every movie I saw at my local art house cinema for about two months before opening there, and can't say I was particularly impressed by anything other than the jaunty acoustic guitar score.

Two composers, MICHAEL HIGHAM and MATTHEW MARGESON, worked on the Burton movie... their music, unfortunately, lacked the sense of «camp» that ElFMAN was so effortlessly able to infuse his scores with — the jaunty melodies, the choruses with marvellous percussive rhythms and the many sonic indulgences.

(Honestly, just the jaunty «fuck you» score suggests that Verhoeven is fully aware of the game he's playing here.)

«The Journey of a Brogue» merely chronicles the steps taken to make a pair of brown loafers as seen in a shoe factory of sorts set to the film's jaunty musical score.

• «Hot fun in the summertime...» scoring Judith's (Holly Hunter) jaunty stroll down a magical / ordinary New York street at the end of Living Out Loud...