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Are the above credits with only Hans complete or not? If they are, then it's interesting how much of this album is just Zimmer. Even if it is an exercise in musical intensity more than anything else. I have to yet to see the film, but the score isn't as bad as I was worried it would be. In fact, most of it's just fine, and I look forward to hearing it with the film. It certainly does raise the pulse when you listen to it. It's like dread in musical form.I know exactly what part you're talking about. Unfortunately that segment wasn't released in any part of the score. It's a matter of waiting for the film version when the complete score is released.Perhaps. I also noticed a more heroic variation. How to turn the theme into a march.Lol, why though? <br>But yeah I think it will get disqualified. Maybe it'll get a Golden Globe.Hans probably hopes so... Warner not so much... lol
Do you guys think Dunkirk will be disqualify from the Oscars because the score used Elgar's theme? Similar to how Johannson was disqualified for using Richter's piece.I wanted that track as well!!! recording sessions when :'(I think its probably a remix by Hi-Finesse or someone like that. Just guessing maybe based on some of Elfmans work based on XL&Zimmer's themesYep. I know, but we have to agree that Elfman would never do anything like that. I do not think even XL.<br>Listen again. They refer to the themes of Hans' Superman in the second half of the trailer.I'd also like that chilling piece from when the ship sinks<br><br>other than that, not that much I desire
You said it yourself "almost never". <br>Some MoS trailers featured Hans' score. ComicCon trailer for BvS featured music from Hans and Tom. <br>I actually didn't hear any reference to Hans' 3 main Supes motifs. Beside the hints of "Come Together", I find the music rather boring anf generic.no, you can buy on steamNo.<br>The trailer's music is almost never is composed by the composer of the score. It is made by a specialized company.So, is that Elfman's score in the trailer? It seems a bit early, but if that is, I just MIGHT be okay with him taking over from Junkie.Okay, point taken, but at least his previous scores for Nolan were obviously music and had an emotional presence. And the two note Batman theme was actually something Hans had to convince Nolan about. Nolan wanted this heroic theme that was left unused.
@Mike Hans himself said sometimes a movie does not need a melody theme. It depends on the movie and the characters in it.<br>the main character here is fear threat and so on... in that regards the score respects that.<br><br>@hybrid: in order to have the full soundtrack we will then have to wait for bluray and rip the music & effect out of it. ^^This was one of the most emotionally engaging movies I have ever seen. I suspect it has to do with the fact that my father was a WW II vet who was on a ship going through the Straits of Gibraltar when they were bombarded by German airplanes. The selection of Elgar's Nimrod was a stroke of genius. It rises and falls like the ocean, like a wheezy organ. I wept. This movie is a tribute to the Everyman who did his or her part. We need to be reminded.It's not iTunes ????? Hybrid any examples you can post ?I’m going to see the movie again on Tuesday, but after the first viewing I would say yes and no. The cues on the album are mostly in chronological order (towards the end at least) and I would say ‘Home’, ‘The Oil’, ‘Variation 15’ and ‘End Titles’ play basically unchanged in the movie. However, in my experience the ticking sound is much more present throughout the entire movie and speeds up and slows down during tense moments. On the top of my head, there is not a cue that played in the film that stood out for not being on the album, except for the one when Tommy and Gibson are racing the stretcher across the beach. It’s the staccato violin or cello cue. I don’t know what kind of cue was composed for the prologue since I haven’t seen it, but judging from the comments here that cue is missing as well.Totally agree on that note . Genius has been one of most unique scores in ages and the music is great
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Atli ÖrvarssonClay DuncanHans ZimmerSteven Kofsky
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Babylon A.D. (Expanded Score)
Label: Unofficial Release
Length: 89'35
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  1. Agnus Dei (4:09)
  2. Intro Shot From Space (1:06)
  3. Someone Asked For You (1:32)
  4. Gunmen Escort Toorop Out (2:48)
  5. Passport (1:52)
  6. Bit Schlap (1:12)
  7. Monastery (2:44)
  8. Aurora (2:12)
  9. Leaving The Monastery (2:20)
  10. Marketplace Source #1 - Marketplace Madness (2:59)
  11. Marketplace Source #2 - Mumbai Massacre (3:10)
  12. Living Creatures Made By God (0:41)
  13. Aurora Takes In Marketplace (2:39)
  14. Explosion Chaos (1:25)
  15. Refugee Camp - Industrial Snow Park (1:57)
  16. Cage Fighter Dies (1:41)
  17. Refugees On Ice (2:47)
  18. Ride On A Grey Submarine (2:53)
  19. Aurora's Story (3:24)
  20. Snow Bike Travel (1:12)
  21. Snow Bike - Drone Encounter (2:14)
  22. Aurora Operates (1:07)
  23. We're All Going To Die In New York (1:03)
  24. Aurora Borealis (2:33)
  25. Showered & Almost Kiss (1:35)
  26. New York City (2:33)
  27. Monastery Is Destroyed (3:18)
  28. Bolero - Brooklyn Square (8:32)
  29. Priestess In Skyscraper (1:56)
  30. High Priestess On A Rampage (2:24)
  31. Toorop Is Home (2:30)
  32. Range Rover Chase (2:41)
  33. Aurora Is Dead (2:44)
  34. Aurora's Theme (4:08)
  35. Someone Asked For You (Alternate) (1:34)
  36. Leaving The Monastery (Alternate) (1:57)
  37. New York City (Alternate) (2:21)
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Felix reply Replies: 1 || 2015-11-17 21:21:50
Leavin the Monastery reminds me of Angels & Demons..haha :D

Edmund Meinerts2015-11-17 22:44:28
This whole score sounds like a dry run for Angels & Demons. You've got the rhythmic chanting that alternates between female and male choirs...hell, you've even got the five-note ascending ostinato!

No surprise I guess that Atli worked on A&D too... :p
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