NineFeetUnderground said:
The problem is that i don't give a shit about the movie's storyline and i happen to enjoy the music, so it is all subjective and it proves how much of a brilliant faggot you are.
Old Movies/Animated Films Soundtracks
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The problem is that i don't give a shit about the movie's storyline and i happen to enjoy the music, so it is all subjective and it proves how much of a brilliant faggot you are.
Kir-ir-Bannog
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it has an excellent soundtrack. mansell has composed some great pieces for the movie and kronos quartet performs them beautifully. probably everyone has at some time heard the main theme from the soundtrack.
the movie is great too. but it is pretty recent.
the movie is great too. but it is pretty recent.
metal_wrath
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funny, I was just thinking today of that scene, where the two chicks are doing it on the table at the party, I couldn't remember what movie it was from though, lol
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i aint play this said:
The movie's really good, you should watch it. But I agree that the two main themes from that definitely stand on their own. Pat Metheny did great versions of both of them on his album "Beyond the Missouri Sky." Didn't JOSH GROBAN or someone similar do a version of the love theme with words added?
NFU
I like pie.
i aint play this said:
lol, at me being the faggot when you refuse to watch the film which helped put foreign films in a broad legitimacy instead of a bergman/fellini stereotype simply because you like the recurring themes in that soundtrack he used many times before. moron
NFU
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saut said:
incorrect. it does. however only on vinyl, a small pressing in the late 70s exists of it. however i have all the tracks to both that, AND the return of the king sequel animated film soundtracks on MP3. if you want them.
Don Corleone
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NineFeetUnderground said:
what a dumbass, i said i don't fucking care, i enjoy the music and that is all, i read a positive article about the soundtrack and listened to it and enjoyed, the movie doesn't interest me, get over it you pathetic idiot.
btw while i think the mary poppins soundtrack is good, i think most of its appeal comes from nostalgia. there are some strange tracks on the ost
metal_wrath
I dip my forefinger...
I prefer anime personally. Actually I don't watch too much anime, but I fucking HATE Disney movies and the like. Especially Alice in Wonderland...
Kir-ir-Bannog
...no ordinary rabbit
NFU
I like pie.
i aint play this said:
again...that makes you retarded. doesnt reflect on me negatively whatsoever though, but keep trying...pretty soon youll start sweating blue gatorade.
NineFeetUnderground said:
It does reflect on you negatively due to your lack of coherence...it hardly makes me a retard. If you care so much about the emotional value of the soundtrack and how much it makes you shed tears because of its kvlt status... well it is your own weird faggoty psychosis, don't blame me for enjoying good music, quit bitching
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wankerness
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all_sins_undone said:
a soundtrack is intended as the backdrop to the movie. It can stand on its own as being good, but you're only getting part of the picture. It would be like listening to opeth after taking all the vocals out, sure it would still be great but it would be repetitive and lacking thanks to the focus of the music being gone.
That said there are some cases of soundtracks being inappropriate to the movie but excellent on their own, usually when written by non-film composers though (ex Pat Metheny's soundtrack to A Map of the World).
all_sins_undone said:
Yeah, and anyone who thinks like that is an absurd 'tard.
For example, The Village is an awful movie, But the original soundtrack is brilliant.
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