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Comments about the soundtrack for Titus (Elliot Goldenthal)

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Re: Sheesh...give it a rest, people...
• Posted by: Anthony   <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Tuesday, July 15, 2003, at 3:54 p.m.
• IP Address: ampere.noos.net
• In Response to: Sheesh...give it a rest, people... (Hlao-roo)

You are something forced to admit that a score is really good, original or powerful like Conan or Lord of the Ring (I hate this score but I say that it's powerful and well done). With Titus, I have the right to say that it's Goldenthal's finest work (even if I prefer Final Fantasy) and it's the best exemple to show how a music can be close of its movie. Titus is so close that the score IS the movie.

It is gloomy, it is symphonic, it is jazzy, it is original and it's quite perfect.

You cannot put 2 miserable stars to TITUS ?????????!!!!!!!!!




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