Saving Private Ryan: Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
at Amazon.com: $5.46
 
This Week's Most Popular Reviews:
   1. Schindler's List
   2. Gladiator
   3. Star Wars: A New Hope
   4. Finding Neverland
   5. Edward Scissorhands
   6. Moulin Rouge
   7. The Hunt for Red October
   8. Legends of the Fall
   9. Batman
   10. Titanic
Newest Major Reviews: Best-Selling Albums:
   1. Astro Boy
   2. The Vampire's Assistant
   3. The Final Destination
   4. G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
   5. The Time Traveler's Wife
   1. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
   2. Varèse Sarabande 30th Ann.
   3. Schindler's List
   4. Transformers: Revenge/Fallen
   5. Angels in America
 
Section Header
 
 
Post Response
Edit Post
Return to Comments
Read Next Comment
Expand Entire Thread

Password: 

 
 
    Promo Scores on eBay:
  Comments about: Pay It Forward (Thomas Newman)
 • Posted by: richuk <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Friday, May 19, 2006, at 7:08 p.m.
• IP Address: so-6432-x0.essex.ac.uk

  Don't listen to this guy, Pay it Forward is a creative, if fairly wacky score


I think Clemmenson appears to have a problem with Newman's 'wacky' side. So he uses some interesting instruments and some different methods from other composers - he should be applauded for this, for creating a very American but also emotional atmosphere (Fixture Vodka & Sleepover to name two tracks).

I haven't seen the movie, but having seen a one with a similar score (Erin Brockovich), I know that it will fit it like a glove. I urge people to give this score a chance and not judge it purely by Christian's very closed-minded approach.

Sorry Christian, but this style does work and I don't think it has anything to do with budget - watch the movie and think whether it needed anything different.




   
  The reviews and other textual content contained on the filmtracks.com site may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of Filmtracks Publications. Filmtracks comment areas created 7/31/00, most recently updated 8/11/06. Version 2.0. Copyright © 1998-2009, Christian Clemmensen (Filmtracks Publications). All rights reserved.