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Comments about the soundtrack for The Dark Knight Rises (Hans Zimmer/Various)

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Re: Who is this reviewer?
• Posted by: Jiden   <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Tuesday, July 17, 2012, at 8:24 a.m.
• IP Address: vs-2-o.anixter.com
• In Response to: Re: Who is this reviewer? (Drew C.)

> 2. I am sorry, but film music is supposed to have complexity for
> intellectual simulation, just like the story or film. Would a
> screenplay be dumbed-down just to the bare emotions? Would the art
> direction be de-colord to only support the emotions of a given scene? No.
> So, in all seriousness, WHY THE MUSIC???!!!! I really don't get why many
> small-budget films get well-thought music and so many $250 Million
> blockbusters get the most dumbed-down, stupidest, most generic music in
> existence!!!

Exactly! Why eat hamburger when you can have steak?




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