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Me to. This is the message I got:
Hello from Amazon.com.
We’re unable to fulfill your order for the items listed below because they aren’t available from the supplier any longer. As a result, we cancelled them from your order and your credit card wasn’t charged.
Next Three Days
We’re sorry for any inconvenience or disappointment this may have caused.
Thank you for shopping at Amazon.com.
Sincerely,
Customer Service Department
Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.comAmazon won’t let me buy it because I’m not from America, it’s not on the UK website. Same with iTunes.
It is probably tied to the release date in your country. Such is life living in the UK/Europe. Take the good with the bad!
Anyone know what the deal is with this? On IMDb, Alberto Iglesias is listed alongside Elfman as a composer for the film. Saw the movie today, and there might have been a couple spots that weren’t quite as “Elfman” as rest, but I’m not certain. Thoughts?
No Alberto Iglesias in the entire picture. Danny wrote all the score. The licensed tracks/songs are as follows:
“Waltz Trio Session”
Composed & Performed by Giorgio Rosciglione, Cinzia Gizzi and Gegè Munari
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music“Sweet Dreams”
Written by Richard Melville Hall
Performed by Moby
Courtesy of Little Idiot“Get It Cheap”
Written by Cadence Blaze, Lee Burgess, Beat Mekanic and Allen Maldonado
Performed by DawOne and Skee
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music“No Nadie”
Written by Edgard Jaude, Rafael Torres and Andres Ayrado
Performed by Andres Ayrado
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music“In the End”
Written by Elizabeth Berg
Performed by The Like
Courtesy of Downtown Records“Division”
Written by Richard Melville Hall
Performed by Moby
Courtesy of Little Idiot and Mute Corporation
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music“This Is Final”
Written by Peter Weis and Duane Tyndale
Performed by Hemys
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music“Mistake”
Written by Richard Melville Hall
Performed by Moby
Courtesy of Little Idiot and Mute Corporation
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music“The Clue”
Written by Cadence Blaze and Isaiah Perkins
Performed by P-Live
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music“Be the One”
Written by Richard Melville Hall
Performed by Moby
Courtesy of Little Idiot“Don’t Make a Sound”
Written by Elizabeth Berg and Alex Greenwald
Performed by The Like
Courtesy of Downtown Records“Walk Around The Lake”
Written by Ari J. Picker
Performed by Lost In The Trees
Courtesy of Anti-Yeah, I’d wondered if that was just another typical IMDb mistake. Okay, thanks. Glad that got straightened out. Back to our regularly scheduled discussion.
Danny’s i-Tunes biography lists his hometown as Amarillo! Hilarious. I thought that rumour had died years ago.
Which song is it that is played while Crowe is packing his equipment for the escape? It was a song with lyrics but I can’t figure out what it was. Perhaps one of the Moby songs?
Thanks.
By the way, the movie was, in my opinion, much better than most reviews and more thought provoking than Taken or other films like it.
Brilliant score.
BGM
What did anyone think of the movie ? That is those who’ve seen it. I was one of the few who saw it last weekend.
SPOILERS
I thought it was good. Eventhough I didn’t agree with some of the decisions Crowe made before breaking his wife out of jail. I also think Crowe gave a very believable and realistic performance. This is what a normal man would do to break his wife out of jail. He even has nervous breakdowns (well almost anyway) before he makes a move to breakout is wife. He isn’t Jason Bourne or any other action hero you see today he felt like an average joe who’s a professor at a community college, which is exactly who he is in the movie. I also like how the previews made it look like he was a professional at this and knew what he was doing. When really he’s in way over his head and made a lot of mistakes before he actually attempted to breakout his wife. Elizabeth banks also gave a good performance and not the usual comedic roles that she’s usually offered. I thought it was well made. Haggis’s direction was fine. I wouldn’t mind seeing it again. Elfman wrote what was appropriate for the movie. I wouldn’t mind purchasing the album to this.
Happy Thanksgiving Elfmanites.
Yeah, so it looks like the actual CD was cancelled. Looks like I will be ordering that UK release after all…
I love “Breakout”, brilliant strings, hint of Charlie’s “Up and Out” at one point.
I haven’t listened to the whole thing yet, but none of the other traks really jump out at me yet…mostly tones and electronics, and some harp borrowed from Red Dragon.
“The Truth” is interesting, though….very….contemporary.But, sorry, these “Good Will Hunting” and “Simple Plan” type scores are just boring Oscar-bait nonsense.
If you think those scores were Elfman trying to get an Oscar, you’re absolutely wrong.
Now available to pre-order.
http://www.silvascreen.co.uk/ishop/299/Danny-Elfman/329650/The-Next-Three-Days.aspx
If it’s handier for any non-UK buyers it’s also on the UK Amazon store.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004DTQ2CE/ref=pe_3451_23012631_snp_dp
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