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1. Logos
2. Theme from “Hitchcock”
3. The Premiere
4. Paramount / Out the Gate
5. Mommy Dearest
6. In Bed
7. Impulses
8. The Censor
9. The Swim
10. Peeping
11. Sacrifices
12. Walk With Hitch
13. Celery
14. Telephone
15. Suspicion
16. Explosion
17. Selling Psycho
18. Fantasy Smashed
19. The Sand
20. It’s A Wrap
21. Busted
22. Saving The House
23. Finally
24. Home At Last
25. End Credit#1
26. End Credit#2
27. Funeral March for a MarionettePremiered last night. Early word is good but not glowing. Elfman’s getting a lot of notices in reviews, described as “playful” and “jaunty”.
Scoring sessions.
Scott Weinberg who slates Elfman at every opportunity on Twitter, praised his score.
There are around two minutes in this Behind-The-Scenes piece. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnO1IFgJiGc&feature=relmfu
Early word is that the film is fantastic. I wonder if Elfman’s contribution is big enough to warrant oscar attention?
EDIT: From Variety.
“Danny Elfman’s music and the soundtrack supervised by Sue Jacobs (Stevie Wonder’s “My Cherie Amour” has a key plot function) compulsively thread in and out of the action, always serving to reflect Pat’s heightened mental/emotional states.”
Frankenweenie was recorded in the beginning of June, Silver Linings Playbook has been finished for a while and according to a poster on this site he’s done with Promised Land too.
From Amazon.
1. Frankenweenie Disney Logo
2. Main Titles
3. Mr. Burgermeister/Noses Meet
4. Game of Death
5. The Funeral
6. Electricity
7. Re-Animation
8. Sparky s Day Out
9. Dad s Talk
10. The Bride/Edgar Knows
11. Invisible Fish/Search for Sparky
12. A Premonition
13. The Speech
14. Mom s Discovery/Farewell
15. Getting Ready
16. Making Monsters
17. Pool Monsters Attack
18. Mad Monster Party
19. Final Confrontation
20. Happy Ending
21. Alternate Main Titles (Bonus Track)
22. Over the Fence (Bonus Track)That would be great. Elfman sure likes to keep himself busy.
EDIT: I was just thinking, Elfman said he recorded Frankenweenie in London during the weekend of the Royal Jubilee, around the 5th of June or so. That was almost three months ago, what’s he been doing since? It’s surely too early for Oz or Epic so maybe his contributions to this (if he is doing it) and/or Silver Linings Playbook are more significant than we think.
Amazon also lists a “Frankenweenie Unleashed” album for the same date, looks like an Alice In Wonderland situation.
Amazing trailer.
I agree, but I’ve always found them reliable for scoring assignments. Wikipedia was the first to remove Elfman for The Hunger Games.
Stunning new poster.
