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"That's tough but I'd go for John Williams. I also rate Danny Elfman and Ennio Morricone very highly " Morricone.. another excellent choice. | |||
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"That's tough but I'd go for John Williams. I also rate Danny Elfman and Ennio Morricone very highly " Completely forgot about Morricone! How badass is Good the Bad and the Ugly!? | |||
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"Hans Zimmer Worked on inception and a few other masterpieces " Interstellar too which for me is the greatest score of all time! | |||
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My vote goes to John Williams! "Can’t beat a good nerdgasm! | |||
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"That's tough but I'd go for John Williams. I also rate Danny Elfman and Ennio Morricone very highly Completely forgot about Morricone! How badass is Good the Bad and the Ugly!?" Totally!  | |||
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"Similar roles, 2 extremely different composers. Personally I prefer Zimmer Williams is great at composing master pieces of music and let’s face it an icon. Zimmer, yes composes great stuff, but it’s how he scores the music to the film that gets me. The personal and emotional level. But again this is from 2 very different eras of film making so impossible to compare side by side. In a nutshell Williams - here write music for this movie Zimmer - Here’s the movie, watch it and fill in the blanks with music" Ooo I like this. I do think Williams is the same though. Have a watch of Phantom Menace with & without the score to see how huge it is! Duel of the Fates is a masterpiece and completely makes the film. Have to geek out on the fact he translated an old Welsh poem 3 times just to get the chorus! KORAH MATAH KORAH RAHTAHMAHHHHHH! | |||
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"Similar roles, 2 extremely different composers. Personally I prefer Zimmer Williams is great at composing master pieces of music and let’s face it an icon. Zimmer, yes composes great stuff, but it’s how he scores the music to the film that gets me. The personal and emotional level. But again this is from 2 very different eras of film making so impossible to compare side by side. In a nutshell Williams - here write music for this movie Zimmer - Here’s the movie, watch it and fill in the blanks with music Ooo I like this. I do think Williams is the same though. Have a watch of Phantom Menace with & without the score to see how huge it is! Duel of the Fates is a masterpiece and completely makes the film. Have to geek out on the fact he translated an old Welsh poem 3 times just to get the chorus! KORAH MATAH KORAH RAHTAHMAHHHHHH! " Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it  | |||
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"Similar roles, 2 extremely different composers. Personally I prefer Zimmer Williams is great at composing master pieces of music and let’s face it an icon. Zimmer, yes composes great stuff, but it’s how he scores the music to the film that gets me. The personal and emotional level. But again this is from 2 very different eras of film making so impossible to compare side by side. In a nutshell Williams - here write music for this movie Zimmer - Here’s the movie, watch it and fill in the blanks with music Ooo I like this. I do think Williams is the same though. Have a watch of Phantom Menace with & without the score to see how huge it is! Duel of the Fates is a masterpiece and completely makes the film. Have to geek out on the fact he translated an old Welsh poem 3 times just to get the chorus! KORAH MATAH KORAH RAHTAHMAHHHHHH! Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it "Completely agree mate. I’m one of those people that if it’s a powerful score it’ll make me cry. Love the emotions a beautiful piece of music add to a good film. | |||
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"Similar roles, 2 extremely different composers. Personally I prefer Zimmer Williams is great at composing master pieces of music and let’s face it an icon. Zimmer, yes composes great stuff, but it’s how he scores the music to the film that gets me. The personal and emotional level. But again this is from 2 very different eras of film making so impossible to compare side by side. In a nutshell Williams - here write music for this movie Zimmer - Here’s the movie, watch it and fill in the blanks with music Ooo I like this. I do think Williams is the same though. Have a watch of Phantom Menace with & without the score to see how huge it is! Duel of the Fates is a masterpiece and completely makes the film. Have to geek out on the fact he translated an old Welsh poem 3 times just to get the chorus! KORAH MATAH KORAH RAHTAHMAHHHHHH! Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it
Completely agree mate.
I’m one of those people that if it’s a powerful score it’ll make me cry. Love the emotions a beautiful piece of music add to a good film. "100% a movie with a bad soundtrack is like a meet with no talking / banter. Yeah it does what it says on the tin but could be so much better with | |||
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" Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it
Completely agree mate.
I’m one of those people that if it’s a powerful score it’ll make me cry. Love the emotions a beautiful piece of music add to a good film.
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a movie with a bad soundtrack is like a meet with no talking / banter. Yeah it does what it says on the tin but could be so much better with "Imagine Interstellar without Hans, it would be fucking awful! | |||
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" Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it
Completely agree mate.
I’m one of those people that if it’s a powerful score it’ll make me cry. Love the emotions a beautiful piece of music add to a good film.
100%
a movie with a bad soundtrack is like a meet with no talking / banter. Yeah it does what it says on the tin but could be so much better with
Imagine Interstellar without Hans, it would be fucking awful! "Where as 2001, well…… | |||
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" Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it
Completely agree mate.
I’m one of those people that if it’s a powerful score it’ll make me cry. Love the emotions a beautiful piece of music add to a good film.
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a movie with a bad soundtrack is like a meet with no talking / banter. Yeah it does what it says on the tin but could be so much better with
Imagine Interstellar without Hans, it would be fucking awful!
Where as 2001, well……"I consider myself a bit of a film geek, but have to admit I’ve never watched it all the way through!?! 
Full Metal Jacket & Clockwork Orange aside I’m not a huge Kubrick fan…
Never watched The Shining either………  | |||
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"Hans Zimmer Worked on inception and a few other masterpieces Interstellar too which for me is the greatest score of all time! " Yup. That’s the one I was thinking of. Couldn’t think of the name without explaining the plot and giving spoilers | |||
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" Absolutely, Williams has his moments of engaging scores, I was just trying to sum up the reveal difference between the 2 master of film music ( can you tell I geek out on this kind of thing lol ). For me the soundtrack and score is almost more important than the acting. So many people are unaware of the power of the sound track as often it is so well done they don’t even notice it
Completely agree mate.
I’m one of those people that if it’s a powerful score it’ll make me cry. Love the emotions a beautiful piece of music add to a good film.
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a movie with a bad soundtrack is like a meet with no talking / banter. Yeah it does what it says on the tin but could be so much better with
Imagine Interstellar without Hans, it would be fucking awful!
Where as 2001, well……
I consider myself a bit of a film geek, but have to admit I’ve never watched it all the way through!?!
Full Metal Jacket & Clockwork Orange aside I’m not a huge Kubrick fan…
Never watched The Shining either……… "I can understand and respect that. He’s a slow intense story teller for sure and not everyone’s cup of tea | |||
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"Zimmer is brilliant but Williams pips it for me. Imagine Jaws without the score and iconic music. Wouldn't be half as scary. J" Any of the films he’s done wouldn’t be half as good imo. Modern day Mozart. | |||
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"Zimmer tops it for me not least because John Williams stole such a lot of thematic material from Gustav Holst. I love soundtracks. Max Richter has a special place in my heart. James Horner, Danny Elfman and Alan Silvestri are also great!" Never knew that about John! Can’t say I know too much about Max, only that he done Hostiles and that was awesome, decent film too. | |||
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"Zimmer is brilliant but Williams pips it for me. Imagine Jaws without the score and iconic music. Wouldn't be half as scary. J Any of the films he’s done wouldn’t be half as good imo. Modern day Mozart." Yes, tough call but Spielberg for me too. Jurassic Park, fantastic. Do like others that have been mentioned plus Michael Nyman. Spent hours as a teenager practicing the score from The Piano'.... never did play it well though! That's a beautiful soundtrack. | |||
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"Zimmer tops it for me not least because John Williams stole such a lot of thematic material from Gustav Holst. I love soundtracks. Max Richter has a special place in my heart. James Horner, Danny Elfman and Alan Silvestri are also great! Never knew that about John! Can’t say I know too much about Max, only that he done Hostiles and that was awesome, decent film too. "Did you watch The Last of Us? The end of episode 3 featured singer of Max R. | |||
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"Zimmer tops it for me not least because John Williams stole such a lot of thematic material from Gustav Holst. I love soundtracks. Max Richter has a special place in my heart. James Horner, Danny Elfman and Alan Silvestri are also great! Never knew that about John! Can’t say I know too much about Max, only that he done Hostiles and that was awesome, decent film too. "Some not singer! | |||
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"Zimmer is brilliant but Williams pips it for me. Imagine Jaws without the score and iconic music. Wouldn't be half as scary. J Any of the films he’s done wouldn’t be half as good imo. Modern day Mozart. Yes, tough call but Spielberg for me too. Jurassic Park, fantastic. Do like others that have been mentioned plus Michael Nyman. Spent hours as a teenager practicing the score from The Piano'.... never did play it well though! That's a beautiful soundtrack." I had forgotten about Michael Nyman. Music from The Cook The Thief The Wife and his lover was amazing!! | |||
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"Zimmer tops it for me not least because John Williams stole such a lot of thematic material from Gustav Holst. I love soundtracks. Max Richter has a special place in my heart. James Horner, Danny Elfman and Alan Silvestri are also great! Never knew that about John! Can’t say I know too much about Max, only that he done Hostiles and that was awesome, decent film too.
Did you watch The Last of Us? The end of episode 3 featured singer of Max R."I haven’t, but thanks for reminding me to get started. | |||
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"Zimmer is brilliant but Williams pips it for me. Imagine Jaws without the score and iconic music. Wouldn't be half as scary. J Any of the films he’s done wouldn’t be half as good imo. Modern day Mozart. Yes, tough call but Spielberg for me too. Jurassic Park, fantastic. Do like others that have been mentioned plus Michael Nyman. Spent hours as a teenager practicing the score from The Piano'.... never did play it well though! That's a beautiful soundtrack." I’m actually stumped as no idea who Michael Nyman is!? Massively outgeeked me and am off to Spotify now. | |||
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"Without hesitation, Williams for me. So many iconic scores. Huge Elfman fan, early Burton period moreso than later works. Similarly, a huge Thomas Newman fan. But so many great composers already mentioned, Horner, Silvestri, Jerry Goldsmith and newer composers, Max Richter, Atticus Ross/Trent Reznor." Oooh Trent Reznor!!! | |||
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"Zimmer is brilliant but Williams pips it for me. Imagine Jaws without the score and iconic music. Wouldn't be half as scary. J Any of the films he’s done wouldn’t be half as good imo. Modern day Mozart. Yes, tough call but Spielberg for me too. Jurassic Park, fantastic. Do like others that have been mentioned plus Michael Nyman. Spent hours as a teenager practicing the score from The Piano'.... never did play it well though! That's a beautiful soundtrack. I’m actually stumped as no idea who Michael Nyman is!? Massively outgeeked me and am off to Spotify now. "Haha, it's very evocative I think. Not one of the big boys of soundtracks but I'd certainly doff my hat to him if I ever met him! | |||
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