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The March issue of FSM Online debuted today and there’s a three part video series on DEEP SEA 3D. It’s a great way to hear excerpts from “Serenada” and the DEEP SEA score — via clips from the film.
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/fsmonline
Ryan
You can subscribe for $4.95 for the month. That’s not a lot! I’d share the Quicktime files, but that is definitely not cool considering they are FSMs and were prepared by Saul Pincus for the site.
Ryan
Nah, I’m just really wanting to hear some of the clips of Serenada. I think when or if there’s an announcement of a cd release, I’ll have an orgasm.
I’ve now seen DEEP SEA 3D and “Serenada” is the spirit behind the score. But there isn’t much direct qouting of the work. There are major sections of “Movement I: Piano” and “Movement V: I Forget (Choral)” in two parts of the film respectively, and the frenetic “Movement IV: Quadruped Patrol” is used for the gigantic squid sequence. Elfman also spins out a great, SPIDER-MAN 2/”Armageddon/A Really Big Web!” (1:12 in)-like motif in the scene exploring the wreck. The score is fantastic, seamless (I couldn’t tell where Elfman started and Lurie ended) and gorgeous. If it doesn’t get a CD release then it will be 2006’s first great musical travesty.
Ryan
How about the musical travesty of the century?
Isn’t that Batman Beings? I’m sorry. I just listened to Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, and it got me thinking how great that score could have been if Chris Nolan liked symphonic music in his films.
BATMAN BEINGS? As in BEING JOHN MALKOVICH? I must have missed that movie – who starred in it and what was the music like?
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