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Universal Studios have give us this fantastic exclusive featurette to coincide with the Blu-ray release of the greatest dinosaur movie ever made, Jurassic Park. The Blu-ray is released in the UK 24th October. Jurassic Park for me is an all-time classic and I love everything about it. It was ground-breaking on so many levels and [...]
Composer Alan Silvestri (who was behind last summer’s score for The A-Team) will be lending his talents to another big tent-pole release, Captain America: The First Avenger. Collider is reporting Silvestri (who has over 100 feature film credits to his name) was chosen over big names like Michael Giacchino and John Powell to score Joe [...]
I enjoyed Harald Zwart’s remake of The Karate Kid far more than I expected to, and now it comes to Blu-ray and DVD I had to satisfy my curiosity as to my reaction: was it really as good as I thought, and if so was the set of extras good enough to make this worth [...]
I absolutely love movie scores. I must have around 30 or 40 different ones from different movies and I’m sure some of you out there will have many more than that. Warner Bros. have tapped into the many of us that love them and have released this brand new featurette which looks specifically at how [...]
Disney have just posted a full 90 seconds from the score / soundtrack of Tron: Legacy on their official UK Facebook Fan page. This news comes just a couple of days after Disney announced ‘Tron Night’ where they’re going to air 20 minutes of the movie across the country at IMAX cinemas. This new poster [...]
David Fincher’s The Social Network has been gradually building positive buzz over the past few weeks and on the 1st of October the film reaches US theaters (UK residents will unfortunately have to wait until October 16th). Ahead of the film’s release the score will be available to buy from the 28th of September. Available [...]
Harald Zwart’s remake of The Karate Kid is exactly the film you expect, and nothing like the film you expect. It echoes the 1984 original endlessly, but expands it immeasurably – training montages take place on the Great Wall instead of a sour looking beachfront, the shopfronted Karate class is changed into a thousand strong [...]
With the slew of cinematic disappointment so far in 2010 there are some who hold Christopher Nolan’s Inception as the last great hope for blockbusters with an original story to turn the tide of remakes and sequels. There has been a wave of marketing for this one and while a general picture is beginning to [...]
I’ve got a bit of a bee in my bonnet at the moment in that I can’t wait to see The Karate Kid remake, The A-Team movie and Jonah Hex. All 3 of them are out in the US within the next 7 days but we’re having to wait 6 weeks for the first two [...]
I’ve been doing a bit of research into the score (the orchestral music) in the new upcoming James Cameron movie, Avatar which stars Sam Worthington. James Horner is in charge of all things musical and I’d heard it was going to be ‘epic’ and ‘hugely cinematic’ but what does that really mean? If you’ve not [...]
