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I liked Giacchino’s score for the first (and I’m very hot/cold) on him, and I LOVE Christopher Young, but I’m really going to need Elfman on this…
He could reuse his ‘twins’ theme from AoU for Wanda.
As I said on FSM’s board, Elfman is on the starting blocks for a Raimi collaboration. So if Raimi gets the job and Elfman is available, it’s probably going to happen.
I mostly lost touch with Giacchino in the last decade after his fantastic 2000-2010 years but I will get the first film’s score a listen as it was mostly praised. You can count on Elfman to not include anything from his work however, I’m pretty sure.
He has the percussion concerto premiering next March, but I suppose he could get that written this year (assuming he has no other movies lined up).
Raimi basically confirmed that he is directing this. Fingers crossed for Elfman to jump on board too.
Delayed until March 2022 now.
Can’t imagine they’ve been able to lock down a composer with all these release date changes.
Happy for Raimi to have a lot more time on the movie though.
Giacchino’s score for Doctor Strange was rehashed from his Star Trek films. If Elfman can bring something fresh to the table that would be great.
I don’t have Facebook, so I can’t verify this, but apparently Lorne Balfe has been dropping hints that he’s scoring this.
I just did a quick check and am not seeing anything in his posts other than pimping HIS DARK MATERIALS.
Elfman just replied to someone on Twitter, saying that he spotted the movie with Raimi last week
Thought 65 was going to be written first as he mentioned his next score being half electronic and half orchestral – I hope he’s still scoring that movie
Elfman just replied to someone on Twitter, saying that he spotted the movie with Raimi last week
Thought 65 was going to be written first as he mentioned his next score being half electronic and half orchestral – I hope he’s still scoring that movieMe too! That sounds 1000 times more interesting than yet another superhero/blockbuster affair.
In a Variety interview published on June 11th, Elfman said that he was working on 65 ‘right now’
Maybe he’s still working on it, but had to have the scoring session with Raimi last week because of his schedule (reshoots are apparently happening soon)
Me too! That sounds 1000 times more interesting than yet another superhero/blockbuster affair.
Jokes aside. Both projects have my interest.
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