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Re: Yes, DAVID ARNOLD!
• Posted by: Lawrence
• Date: Saturday, June 2, 2007, at 1:05 a.m.
• IP Address: 133.73-64-87.adsl-dyn.isp.belgacom.be
• In Response to: Re: Yes, DAVID ARNOLD! (G.K.)

> In how far does Batman Begins have depth? If you strip the score of
> Zimmer's random french horn fanfare and Newton Howard's usual string/piano
> cue, always played the same way, all you have left is a senseless heap of
> sound effects randomly put together.

> For god's sake, some tracks sound like instead of score, they accidentally
> pressed the sound designer's work on disc, much to the agony of the
> listener.

> There's one part of the score, I think when Christian Bale walks through
> Bruce Wayne's high-tech arsenal with Morgan Freeman, that sounds like a
> gangsta rap. I couldn't help but laugh at that.
> I think in Batman Begins, I spotted more missed musical opportunities than
> in any other film I've seen for a long time.

Than let's just say it worked for the movie .
But what is your view on other opinions of AWE...




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