[ SECRET POST #2687 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2687 ⌋

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Comments

[riddian]

Didn't see the movie, but what I've heard of it, this is pretty much the consensus on it. That and racebending wank.

I wasn't too impressed with the soundtrack, it was nice but nothing standout aside from "Travel to Edinburgh," which has a great piano part.

(Soundtrack rec thread, anyone? I need to tell people about Amazing Spider-Man 2.)

[sarillia]

If you like classical music then you should check out the Tree of Life soundtrack. The friend who told me I should watch that movie was getting annoyed at me because the music was practically the only thing I was commenting on.

[(Anonymous)]

Just to add an 'except' - the music on the official soundtrack is by Alexandre Desplat (he did HP Deathly Hallows). I'm not sure how much of his music is on the soundtrack, but IMO some of the most stunning music for Tree of Life was actually by Zbigniew Preisner's 'Requiem for My Friend' (which is an album that I absolutely adore).

Just wanted to point that out, because I believe the official OST does not include Preisner's music.

[(Anonymous)]

I think Alexandre Desplat is a pretty mediocre composer. I almost never remember how any of his work sounds.

And it's not bitterness because I preferred Nicholas Hooper's work on Harry Potter, at all

[riddian]

I checked out "Requiem For My Friend" and wow, what a powerful album! Thanks, anon. :D

[(Anonymous)]

I heard the score before I watched the film and by itself it was nothing special. It only works afterwards for me when there's some emotional association because of the movie. Nice enough music but not strong enough to stand on its own, IMO.