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Old 10-30-2012, 01:59 PM  
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Old 06-09-2013, 12:35 PM   #946
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WTF? That movie would fail opening day. Are you serious?
No way. After 25 years, we revisit John Lithgow's family from Harry and the Hendersons. On a family camping trip, they accidentally hit Chewbacca with their car and decide to take him home. Setting off a hilarious series of events while trying to keep Boba Fett from coming to Seattle and killing the whole family.
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Old 06-09-2013, 12:42 PM   #947
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That's great. I'd like to see Basil Poledouris give it a shot. I loved his score for Conan.

EDIT - Shit, he's dead.
I think they eventually hire guys like John Ottman, John Powell, Thomas Newman and Hans Zimmer, guys with strong orchestral backgrounds.

I shudder every time I see Giacchino's name attached to a film these days. It would be insufferable if he were to a score Star Wars film.
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Old 06-09-2013, 12:59 PM   #948
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I think they eventually hire guys like John Ottman, John Powell, Thomas Newman and Hans Zimmer, guys with strong orchestral backgrounds.

I shudder every time I see Giacchino's name attached to a film these days. It would be insufferable if he were to a score Star Wars film.
You listed two of my other favorites. I remember the first time I heard Newman's music to The Man With One Red Shoe. Absolutely loved it and wondered when he'd do another. Lost interest and then immediately recognized him when I saw American Beauty for the first time.

I also like Stewart Copeland's scores. Rumblefish, Wisdom and so on.

Elfman might be an interesting choice.
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Old 06-09-2013, 01:18 PM   #949
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I shudder every time I see Giacchino's name attached to a film these days. It would be insufferable if he were to a score Star Wars film.
Hehe...I thnk he's a little overrated, but I do like his themes in UP and Star Trek.
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You listed two of my other favorites. I remember the first time I heard Newman's music to The Man With One Red Shoe. Absolutely loved it and wondered when he'd do another. Lost interest and then immediately recognized him when I saw American Beauty for the first time.

I also like Stewart Copeland's scores. Rumblefish, Wisdom and so on.

Elfman might be an interesting choice.
Thomas Newman's score to American Beauty changed the musical landscape literally overnight. It was brilliant and has been copied hundreds of times since. His work on the Dark Knight overshadowed Hans Zimmer's work, IMO, and the score to the latest James Bond Film is a marvel. IMO, there is currently no one better.

I agree that Stewart Copeland has composed some very interesting scores, but it's highly unlikely he'd be a candidate for a Star Wars film. Elfman, IMO, is too whimsical for Star Wars, although he too is another game-changer like Newman.
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Hehe...I thnk he's a little overrated, but I do like his themes in UP and Star Trek.

To me, there is absolutely nothing memorable about the theme to the current Star Trek series. It should be uplifting and magical but instead, it's a downer.

He's a far better TV than film composer.
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Thomas Newman's score to American Beauty changed the musical landscape literally overnight. It was brilliant and has been copied hundreds of times since. His work on the Dark Knight overshadowed Hans Zimmer's work, IMO, and the score to the latest James Bond Film is a marvel. IMO, there is currently no one better.
I didn't know that was involved in Dark Night at all. I thought that was all Zimmer.

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I agree that Stewart Copeland has composed some very interesting scores, but it's highly unlikely he'd be a candidate for a Star Wars film. Elfman, IMO, is too whimsical for Star Wars, although he too is another game-changer like Newman.
Not sure I agree with Elfman. The score to Batman was very dark. Descent Into Mystery comes to mind.
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I didn't know that was involved in Dark Night at all. I thought that was all Zimmer.
There were actually more than 15 composers that worked on the Dark Knight, with Zimmer and Newman as the two leads.

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Not sure I agree with Elfman. The score to Batman was very dark. Descent Into Mystery comes to mind.
Excellent point. I've been so reminded of his recent work that I'd forgotten about his past. "Desperate Housewives" is the music du jour for many programs.
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There were actually more than 15 composers that worked on the Dark Knight, with Zimmer and Newman as the two leads.
That figures. I love that score. It's on my Pandora thing list.
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He's probably too busy with The Hobbit but I'd love to see Howard Shore take a crack at SW.
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He's probably too busy with The Hobbit but I'd love to see Howard Shore take a crack at SW.
Shore might be considered for later installments but Episode VII will be scored by John Williams.
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That figures. I love that score. It's on my Pandora thing list.
Oops, faulty memory at play. The Dark Knight was Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard (another favorite of mine).

JNH composed I'm Not A Hero, Aggressive Expansion, Blood On My Hands, Agent Of Chaos, Watch The World Burn and A Dark Knight.

Zimmer composed the rest.
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