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  • in reply to: The Dark Knight trailer with Elfman score #60091
    JMY
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    Whats up with all of these sad attempts to remake everything with old Elfman music?

    Cant people just accept that Elfman doesn´t do Bat-music anymore =)?

    Elfman/Burton and Nolan/Zimmer-Howard = Great scores. Just dont try to mix em together

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59427
    JMY
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    http://www.chrisyoung-filmmusic.info/start.htm

    This source says there will be no release of the Spiderman 3 Score.

    in reply to: Sounds like Batman? #59411
    JMY
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    Speaking of the sound of Batman. Here is one really far out version =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59134
    JMY
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    (to get back on track and off the Zimmer-trail…..)

    Well its just not fair to critizes someones work if youre not planing to make a better job yourself =)

    My take own on the Sandman theme.

    Youll find it here:

    http://www.myspace.com/jmyscore

    or here

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=CTKotJHU0E8

    But i just noticed how f


    up the sound gets on You Tube files =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59129
    JMY
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    This thing is starting to sound like all other “Elfman is The Batman” discussions.

    Elman made a killer Batman theme, but why cant anybody make a new and different take on it? I think you have made up your mind about this thing and it wont matter who makes it or how the new theme would sound, you´ll still think Elfman should do it =)?

    …or what did i miss?

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59123
    JMY
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    (Big problem to write this in english, but ill give it a try =)

    My opinion is that Dany Elfmans music was perfect for Burtons Batman films. No question. But those where big “Phantom of the opera” kind of films with strange monsters all lurking in shaddows, with towering buildings with giant statues on every rooftop etc…

    It was an fantasy adventure at times with large battle of penguins or gangster wars with clowns running wild.
    Just a big comic book joy ride.

    But Batman Begins is nothing like that at all in my opinion. There is always this realistic feel about everything. No monsters, No giant ballons with gas, No penguins marching with rockets etc

    When i see that clip with Batman Begins scored with Elfmans music it feels so terribly wrong. The music is screaming big opera adventure and the pictures are saying seriuos drama.

    If one would put Elfmans music on the whole Batman Begins film i think the score would feel very overdramatic and out of place. Its simply to over the top with that kind of music for this film. Batman 1989 – One of the best scores i have ever heard. But just dont put it together with Batman Begins =)

    Of course Zimmer/Howards score isnt even close to the quality of Elfmans Batman score, but its a great match for the film i represents. If its a booring score? No i think its a score that has a purpose to underline the ambience of the whole film rather then making you rise up of joy like the time you heard the “Batman main titles” for the first time. So if im looking for a entertaining score for the cd-player in my car, this one really isnt up for the task.

    But TenderLumpling. We can agree on one thing. Elfman beats Zimmer 9 out of 10 times when it comes to filmmusic. But just mix their films together.

    Who would like the superior Ed Scissorshands music as the soundtrack for “Amercian Beauty”? Thats almost the same thing to me as putting Elfmans score on Batman Begins =)

    To make this spiderman 3 thread even more out of order…

    Elfman and Zimmer have done other sequel scores that one could fight over wich one did it best?

    Mission Impossible vs Mssion Impossible II
    Hannibal vs Red Dragon

    My take on it: Elfman – Zimmer 2-0 =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59113
    JMY
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    Well i dont fully agree on that one.

    Ottmans X-men 2 wasnt any good. But i think Zimmer/Howard made a great score for Batman Begins. It was just the right tone for that movie. Its crazy how people bash it beacause it didnt sound like Elfman or Goldenthal’s approach.

    It had a serious feel to it just like the movie, and i think the themes that where written was more interesting than Goldenthal’s over the top noise fanfares and boogie-chaos.

    So Young, Ottman and Goldenthal – thumbs down

    And Elfman, Powell, Zimmer/Howard thumbs up

    ….and i didnt forget John Williams but he basicly started the whole thing so why bring him up along these guys =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59107
    JMY
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    Hehe true =)

    But then again he´s Batman scores really sounded like a 3 year old could have done better =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59086
    JMY
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    Hehe =) got it

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59084
    JMY
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    Well of course it not exactly the same stuff note for note, but the point was to show that Young stuff was so booooring, sometimes simpel and out of place compared with Elfmans stuff.

    The Sandman action theme as said, is a real dissapointment. The good part of the music was as you said, when he tried to pick up the silver “locket”.

    ( or whats it called in english? We Swedes dont know all words in english yet =)

    I think the symbiote theme was to over the top and more “X-men” instead of a dark evil side of Spiderman. Why didnt he try to do something “evil and twisted” with the spiderman theme to use as the symbiote music?. I know there was some parts of that in the church scene, but it should have been used more frequently.

    But all efforts in the world of music couldnt save this movie from being a total *************** =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59080
    JMY
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    The Spiderman 3 – Main titles can simply be made with a little cut and paste here and there.

    Sam Raimi must have had these tracks as the tempmusic for the main title. Then he just asked Young to make them longer =)

    http://www.sharebigfile.com/file/167011/Spiderman–temp-track-titles-mp3.html

    But its not the first time =)

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59047
    JMY
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    I think Raimi has a great solution to that problem .

    Part 4 The Sinister Six

    Part 5 Sinister Twelve

    Part 6 Oceans Thirteen

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59025
    JMY
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    Well the movie was a mess as most poeple say. To many charachters and an ending that brought up more “Batman & Robin -moments” than a normal human can handle.

    The music was okey, but i think the “Black suite theme” was a bit missplaced. It would have been a better match for the Sandman characther. As for the “main titles”, it wasnt as smooth as Elfmans versions with the Goblin and Dr.ock themes.

    Sadly the Spiderman films just went down the same path as Batman and Superman went when the third movie was released.

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #59011
    JMY
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    Danny Elfman
    Chris Young
    John Debney
    Deborah Lurie

    Are there any one else who wrote som stuff to this movie =)?

    If Elfman described the working process on Spiderman 2 as “hell” … what could one say about this mess?

    Why does Raimi even hire a composer, he seems to use every singel note of his temp tracks anyway. Even if the score is a real cut and paste job, it would be nice to get a score album (if it going to happen?). But i guess not even Sony knows which music Raimi really used.

    in reply to: Elfmans unused score on Spiderman 2 #58799
    JMY
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    Edward Bloom Wrote:


    > This thread will self-destruct in five seconds…

    =)? Now thats cute. Did you come up with that one all by yourself?

    in reply to: Young… AND Elfman confirmed on SM3 #57740
    JMY
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    in reply to: Doc Ock Is Born – with music! #56822
    JMY
    Participant

    I agree that the scene gets a more haunting and creepy effect with no music.

    The music dosn´t really fit the moment when the “arms” attacks the guy with the chainsaw.

    in reply to: New Batman Returns Suite and original music #53797
    JMY
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    I use Reason and Cool Edit Pro

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