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  • in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59635
    ddddeeee
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    Apparently Mike Highman and Matthew Margeson are writing the score.

    Highman has Burton/Elfman connections which supports the idea of Danny simply being too busy…

    in reply to: The End of the Tour #59720
    ddddeeee
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    Apparently the Elfman feature on the Blu-Ray is 8 minutes long.

    Have any of you seen the movie? I saw it a few months ago and it’s really stuck with me, definitely one of the best movies Danny has scored.

    I noticed two cues adding to about 3-4 minutes of music not on the album. Intro and the two Reprise cues aren’t in the movie.

    in reply to: Alvin and the Chipmunks… #59718
    ddddeeee
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    MV definitely said as much on FSM, that was well over two years ago now.

    in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59715
    ddddeeee
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    True, true!

    He does have a big slate this year but doesn’t he always? I was googling about and Desplat was actually at the Moma event and they met up in Cannes.

    https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=alexandre+desplat+tim+burton&rlz=1C1BLWB_enGB531GB541&biw=1366&bih=667&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjV2o7ql_LJAhVEtRQKHcDwC2MQ_AUIBigB#imgrc=Ahu14yvumcAE1M%3A

    in reply to: Expanded Edward Scissorhands #59758
    ddddeeee
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    I’ve enjoyed so much of the guys writing that I feel bad knocking him but Jeff Bond wrote these liner notes in twenty minutes yeah?

    CD sounds great.

    in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59757
    ddddeeee
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    For sure, I think their aesthetics would fit really well. He does have a little Star Wars movie out around then though.

    in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59766
    ddddeeee
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    The movie will be finished long before Christmas. Bridge of Spies was finished ages before release, but Williams couldn’t fit it in his schedule because Spielberg needed the music ‘early’ so he could finish it and move onto BFG. I really think that’s what’s happened here. Post-production doesn’t wait for any composer. If Elfman has Alice until early next year and then a violin concerto for Summer Elfman doesn’t have the power to ask them to wait for him, nobody does.

    Big Eyes had a Christmas release and recorded in February. Burton was well into pre-production for Miss Peregrine by the time Big Eyes came out. He’s not going to sit around and tweak it all year. Add that to this being on the Kraft-Engel site back when it had a March 2016 release date and I think it’s the logical conclusion.

    He finished Tulip Fever in July and is now half-way through Alice in December, there’s a big gap there that may have been for Miss Peregrine when it had the March release. He also mentioned having to turn down ‘Pee Wee’s Big Holiday’ which has a March release date because he was already booked.

    in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59764
    ddddeeee
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    As long as it’s just a one-off…

    Everyone went nuts over Newman scoring Bridge of Spies and it ultimately ended up being a non-issue really, though a Star Wars score around the corner probably had a lot to do with that. If Burton’s next movie really is Beetlejuice 2 there’s surely no way Elfman won’t be on that…

    in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59761
    ddddeeee
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    On a positive note, Alice 2 sounds great.

    in reply to: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children #59759
    ddddeeee
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    Elfman isn’t scoring this…

    in reply to: Expanded Edward Scissorhands #59780
    ddddeeee
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    Ordered along with The Monkey King!

    in reply to: Before I Wake (2016) was Somnia (2015) #59777
    ddddeeee
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    in reply to: Expanded Edward Scissorhands #59775
    ddddeeee
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    Yes but he also goes on to mention that the movie celebrates its 25th anniversary this month. :)

    in reply to: Expanded Edward Scissorhands #59773
    ddddeeee
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    It’ll be announced on Monday. On Facebook they’re giving hints (sorry I can’t link) and one is clearly Edward Scissorhands.

    in reply to: Expanded Edward Scissorhands #59771
    ddddeeee
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    Sounds like Intrada are releasing this on Monday…

    in reply to: Joy (2015) #59799
    ddddeeee
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    Elfman’s name isn’t on the credits of the tv spots. Looks like he isn’t involved anymore.

    in reply to: ……Is anyone else hoping Danny takes a Burton break? #59811
    ddddeeee
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    No.

    I think Big Eyes could have had a better score but it’s the outlier. Dark Shadows was a good score, Frankenweenie is pretty great I think. It’s certainly a better score than Corpse Bride IMO. And Alice is one of his best ever scores with one of his best themes.

    I think Elfman, along with Desplat and Thomas Newman probably, have the best careers in Hollywood. He can do an erotic romance, indie drama, superhero blockbuster, fantasy adventure and period drama in one year. He clearly has no intention of being just the ‘fantasy guy.’

    Sure he has two quirky fantasy movies next year, but he also has a renaissance drama and and violin concerto.

    in reply to: Potential Work For Elfman On The Way! #59813
    ddddeeee
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    Two Fifty Shades sequels will be shooting back-to-back early next year and will be directed by James Foley. I’d love to hear more from Elfman in this franchise, it’s my favourite of his 2015 output.

    in reply to: Potential Work For Elfman On The Way! #59845
    ddddeeee
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    Sacha Gervasi (Hitchock) and James Ponsoldt (The End of the Tour) but have thrillers coming out next year. I wonder if either is the small film Danny says he might score.

    On a side note, I just read an interview with Paul Haggis and he mentioned how he really wanted Danny to score ‘Third Person’ but had to use a European composer.

    in reply to: Goosebumps? #59844
    ddddeeee
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    I don’t care for Vinyl but I’m kind of going to need that…

    in reply to: Goosebumps? #59858
    ddddeeee
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    The first track plays over a (pretty wonderful) animated end title sequence. If that cue sounds too hectic to you, it’s because Elfman catches every single thing in the sequence.

    in reply to: Joy (2015) #59866
    ddddeeee
    Participant

    ‘Right now I am also involved in various degrees with the David O. Russell film called Joy.’

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    in reply to: Goosebumps? #59873
    ddddeeee
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    Critics seem to be digging the score and the movie.

    One described Elfman’s music as ‘subtle’ though. Erm…

    in reply to: Goosebumps? #59901
    ddddeeee
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    I love almost everything he does but I’m really loving this one.

    This is Danny unleashed. It’s like a tongue-in-cheek Nightbreed.

    Off to play the opening track a dozen more times.

    in reply to: Goosebumps? #59898
    ddddeeee
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