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Recording today in London.
The film hasn’t been released nor is there any news of a release. Wouldn’t expect a score release until the film is out.
He said it was ‘jolly’ though he’s never said anything bad about it, in fact recently he said Elfman’s score was brilliant.
Weepy Donuts plays over the end credits, it’s really lovely. The movie also has a song for the main titles, so Elfman’s take wasn’t used.
I read an interview with the director today and he said the movie will be finished in a month so it sounds about right?
Elfman says he finishes the score this week.
http://www.bigissue.com/features/interviews/3130/danny-elfman-interview-daunting-extreme
Thanks for the confirmation, the movie does look terrific. Hopefully there’s still a MP3 release. A lot of the Silver Linings release was padding that never made the film.
Well the only other one is Meet The Robinsons, which admittedly this one sounds a lot closer to.
The plot synopsis reads like 90 minutes of gags, hopefully there’s more to it than that. If it’s in line with Dreamworks’ last March releases like How To Train Your Dragon or even The Croods all will be well.
I was at the Leeds one last night. Incredible, really unbelievable. My highlight was the silences after the Big Fish and Edward Scissorhands suites, could hear more than a few people sniffling. Might have shed a tear or two myself. His dancing was awesome and he can still sing fantastically though he didn’t speak at this concert.
Is there any hope for a DVD or whatever? I need to relive this.
MV loves Dolores Claiborne and said he’d love to expand it but it’s one of those titles Varese is holding onto and doing nothing with. That was a while ago though.
I dunno whether this counts as confirmation or not, but since it also mentions Big Eyes and Mr Peabody(which no other site has reported yet) it seems legit.
http://www.scotsman.com/what-s-on/music/danny-elfman-s-new-big-adventure-in-music-1-3116992
If the movie is as good as it reads, it’ll probably be the best shots Burton and Elfman have at Oscars. Harvey Weinstein can get even mediocre/decent movies Best Picture nominations these days.
First Blue Sky, now Dreamworks, next Pixar!
Really though, this doesn’t sound all that great, the movie I mean.
Last night Morris said that although scores for Best Documentary Feature don’t qualify for Oscars, ‘this film will change that’.
In news that will surprise nobody, the documentary is getting raves plusVariety called the score ‘superb’.
Yep, Standard Operating Procedure has grown on me immensely since 2008. Underrated documentary too, if a little hard to watch at times.
First look. Sounds like Elfman to me, and damn good at that!
