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DannyBiker Wrote:
> They are four on the picture…4th of January
> confirmed for the score’s release date !Were did you get this information? Is it available for presale?
Album released, six Elfman tracks.
They must come out with the score it has 27 tracks, here’s the link: http://twcguilds.com/big-eyes.html?section=music&selection=none
Yes, this is the promo version of the score. Maybe the complete score has even more music than this (even with 27 tracks, the whole thing is pretty short).
There’s music on the album not on the FYC site.
Anyway I guess Lalaland will release this in ten years haha.
Loved the movie. Funny, moving and a tonal change into a horror movie for five minutes that’s comfortably the most unsettling thing Burton’s ever filmed.
Main title sequence with Elfman score! The ‘Victory’ cue on the FYC website is another version of the latter part of the main title so it there is something bookending it. It also gets a little reprise during the postscript. Lana’s song only plays for a little while and it’s mostly the instrumental.
Score’s mixed very prominantly too. Definitely need to see the movie to appreciate the score more I think.
More than I’d expected. Add the extra music from the album to the FYC presentation and you might have it all.
I might be wrong but I think ‘Opening’ from the FYC playlist might have been tracked in another time too.
Saw the film today (the delay between the American and the French release was quite long) : I liked it a lot, really interesting and a very good performance by the actors.
As for the score, I agree with Ddddeeee, it seemed to me to be present in a good number of scenes. And often, I had the feeling that the musical tracks were rather long. Strange, considering how short were most of the tracks on the FYC.I’m still holding out hope that one of the labels are releasing a pressed cd of Elfman’s score only in the near future .
I really wonder what are the additional composers contribution though…
Also, the “painting together at the parc” scene right after they met struck me musically because it sounds like the same 10 seconds of music is being looped 5 or 6 times…
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