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Because they each only wrote one theme and they weren't used in this movie. Almost all of the original themes were Hans' anyway, and those were used, so he's credited.Surely there's more original Pirates of the Caribbean themes than just Hans Zimmer, no?! Klaus Badelt and Blake Neely are credited in the others so why aren't they here???Surely there's more original Pirates of the Caribbean themes than just Hans Zimmer, no?! Klaus Badelt and Blake Neely are credited in the others so why aren't they here???the likes of which well never hear outside of the film. our only hope is if someone gets the fyc album and shares itIt was also nominated for interstellar and the film had not yet been shown ... the most important thing is that there can be great music in this movie
Been watching it on the BBC and Balfes score is breathtakingI don't think you want the general public nominating film scores.no buenoquero baixarFYC albums is the thing studios use for these kind of nominations.
Especially can't wait for the Mission Impossible 2 mix.yeah. critics. who the hell nominated it for the music? the general public hasn’t even seen or heard it yet.The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival back in September and was reviewed by like 50+ critics already.and the film has yet to open. who even nominated it? the people in the industry. they award themselves. goes to show how much of a sham it all is.Nominated in Hollywood media award best score film.
To be honest,it sounds a bit computerish to me also. It lacks expressiveness and the "voices" of both hands are at the same volume most of the time, a bit confusing for the ears.As a pianist myself I think I can safely say this wasn’t Hans...from hearing the demo I doubt any one pianist could play it all. This could be multiple recordings on top of each other, or (more likely) one of Hans’ typical computer demos.This soundtrack has been available for 12 yearsProposal.<br><br>Hi I’m visiting Marid in April to see Hans live. Would love to propose to my girlfriend on stage during Pearl Habour Tennessee. Is this even possible? Any help would be amazing <br><br>Thanks Dan.Tracklist<br><br>1. Haunted Halloween<br>2. Terror-fried Eggs<br>3. Junk Brothers<br>4. Bike Chase<br>5. Hadouken<br>6. Fright Bulb<br>7. Drowned and Out<br>8. Crash Dummies<br>9. Dr. Shivers<br>10. Slappy Families<br>11. Sup My Witches?!<br>12. Slappy Halloween<br>13. Gummy Bears<br>14. Ungrateful Dead<br>15. Costume Drama<br>16. Witch, Please!<br>17. Mama-fied<br>18. Seedy Part of Town<br>19. Oh Gnomes!!<br>20. Creep It Real<br>21. Allegro con spirito<br>22. Slappily Ever After
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mpolonest123 reply Replies: 1 || 2018-09-30 02:37:20
Great video!

This perfectly summarizes why both the film and score are insanely underrated. And while I definitely think both have their own individual flaws (lack of cohesiveness/script issues/temp-tracking) there is a charm that you don’t find often in Blockbusters.

And of course THAT train scene....
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Kalman2018-10-02 17:37:25
Agreed. And I also love both movie and score. A fun western with a memorable score. The second best from Zimmer in 2003 (after Man of Steel)
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