The escape from the hospital is accompanied by
the kind of musical score we might expect in a heist film with more humor than tension.
Not exact matches
Edelman's music isn't particularly similar to any
of the previous
scores, though they're all rather different from one another so one could hardly accuse him
of breaking any
kind of musical continuity.
I also felt that the
musical score was somewhat forced for the purpose
of provoking on the emotional level and was only there to make up for the lack
of it in the film, it did seem quite unnecessary in parts where I thought silence could have worked better, but thats not to say
of course that it was brilliant to listen too, and the changes were spot on to suit the changes determined in the film but for a simplistic
kind of story it seemed excessive.
A Sacramento - based husband to a loving, working wife named Melanie (Jenna Fischer), Brad runs a non-profit that connects donors to charities, and is immensely proud
of their
musical prodigy son Troy (Austin Abrams, «Paper Towns»), who's on the right
kind of track to
score acceptance to a great college.
Yet, like all
of Wingo and Nichol's collaborations, «Midnight Special» is about a
kind of spectral intimacy, these particular ghost - like characters floating through their peculiar universe, even as Wingo's most transcendently, and subtly powerful
score opens the gateway to another world just beyond our
musical perception..
The acting is solid, particularly from Dano; Pohlad's direction is assured and graceful; and Atticus Ross's
score is
kind of incredible, especially when you consider that he had to create music for a movie about a
musical genius.
Taylor's original choice
of composer was Carter Burwell who didn't seem the most natural
of choices, so it wasn't entirely a surprise when he departed the project (seemingly not the director's choice, but the studio's); a very capable replacement was hired in the form
of Brian Tyler, who also
scored the previous film in the franchise, Iron Man 3, and just maybe he will become the «house composer» for this series, which has so far failed to establish any
kind of distinctive
musical identity.
We looked at the
musical journey
of the game as
kind of a «history
of horror film», from orchestral, through the 1980s synth
scores, and on to a more processed, artificial modern sound.
In his collages, he took a personal, lyrical approach, combining fragments
of colored paper,
musical scores, labels, letters and stamps in richly evocative compositions that he regarded as a «
kind of private diary, not made as autobiography, but one in which all
kinds of personal memories are incorporated.»
Across a bank
of four screens, Maria Callas, Jimi Hendrix, Marilyn Monroe and
scores of other musicians and actors make some
kind of sound, seemingly in response to each other — much like players in a
musical ensemble.
And as a departure from Wilner's self imposed representational parameters
of the year, Making History: September 2009 made use
of selections from
musical scores to create a
kind of soundtrack to the cinematic visuals
of the rest
of the year, a nocturne composed from the detritus
of daily events.