Sentences with phrase «scenes of musical scores»

Not exact matches

Crichton's directorial style is a bit overambitious, with inordinate amounts of ominous musical scoring during scenes which aren't particularly frightening.

The involvement of so many real musical luminaries (in particular Aerosmith's Steven Tyler in a key rôle as himself, and Outkast's André Benjamin eating up his scenes as trigger - happy gangsta Dabu) may bring a certain postmodern edge to the proceedings, but it also goes some way to explaining the film's gently - gently approach to the record industry — an industry which would be unlikely to release its stars to a project that was aiming to score any real hits against it.

On the downside, too many scenes are wrapped up in a barrage of CGI effects that, along with a pounding musical score, prevent us from engaging with the performers and caring about whether they live or die.

Audio Commentary by Film Historian Rudy Behlmer / Isolated Music Score / Documentaries: «Glorious Technicolor» (60:00), «Welcome to Sherwood: The Story of The Adventures of Robin Hood» (55:42) / «Warner Night at the Movies» Intro by Leonard Maltin (2:41) / Musical Short: «Freddie Rich & His Orchestra» (10:47) / Cartoons: «Katnip College» (7:26), «Rabbit Hood» (7:58), «Robin Hood Daffy» (6:56) / Shorts: «Cavalcade of Archery» (8:28) with Rudy Behlmer Intro (0:58), «The Cruise of the Zaca» (18:02) with Rudy Behlmer Intro (1:54) / Making - of Featurettes: «Robin Hood Through the Ages» (6:52), «A Journey to Sherwood Forest» (13:15), «From the Cutting Room Floor» Deleted Scenes & Outtakes (7:07) with Rudy Behlmer Intro (1:15), «From the Cutting Room Floor» Blooper Reel Short: «Breakdowns of 1938» (12:43) with Rudy Behlmer / 2 Newsreels (2:46) with -LRB-: 40) Intros / Errol Flynn Trailer Gallery.

The opening scene that depicts the building's imminent collapse is tense and superbly sets the film's tone; clinically stark, devoid of warmth or any musical score and working within a very drained palette - a style that appears to be straight out of the Michael Haneke handbook (Amour, Funny Games).

Featuring an all new re-imagined contemporary art style, hand - drawn and presented in 1080p, complete voice over by members of the original Monkey Island ™ franchise cast, a re-mastered musical score using live instruments, plus scene - for scene - hot swap to seamlessly transition between Special Edition and Classic modes at anytime.