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Eoin
Posted: August 6th, 2013, 2:44pm Report to Moderator
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I usually have a film soundtrack on rotation in the car. While not an OST, the soundtrack for 28 Days Later is pretty kick ass IMO - In Da House In A Heartbeat and An Ending(ascent) are pretty cool.

Always been a fan of Craig Armstrong (Escape and Ruthless Gravity are 2 of my favs) - check out the soundtrack to Plunkett & Macleane

The soundtracks to Gladiator and The Kingdom are also pretty good.

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the two that come to mind
John Williams - Star Wars
Jerry Goldsmith - Alien
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I was always a softy for the English Patient.

Another fav was, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon


My scripts - links to be updated.

The Elevator Most Belonging To Alice - Runner Up Nashville
Inner Journey - Page Awards Finalist - Bluecat semi final
Grieving Spell - winner - London Film Awards.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was an awesome score.

I also loved the Social Network soundtrack as well as The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.  Both feel so cold and mechanical...love it.  Trent Reznor is an amazing musician.


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Found Goldsmith's THE WIND AND THE LION last night on vinyl at a used bookstore. It felt like Christmas.

TW&TL, since it's not a very popular movie, stars Sean Connery who plays a Moroccan chieftain in the 1900s and kidnaps an American woman (Candice Bergen) and her two kids, in order to rattle Teddy Roosevelt's imperialistic cage. It's directed by John Milius and feels similar in tone to his best-known film: CONAN THE BARBARIAN. I would argue that this one of Connery's best. Goldsmith's score is every bit as epic as Poledouris' CONAN. In fact, it's like a perfect cross between Poledouris' CONAN scores and Jarre's LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. I highly recommend both the film and the score.


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THE PINBALL WARRIOR (scifi, WIP, ~30 pg.)
A STAND AGAINST EVIL (short, 9 pg.)
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Let's see
Christoper Young- Drag me to Hell, Hellraiser
Pino Donaggio- Carrie
Ennio Morricone- Exorcist 2: The Heretic, For a Few Dollars More
Wojciech Kilar- Dracula, Ninth Gate
As for TV, Frans Bak who scores both the American and Danish versions of The Killing.
Eric Neveux- Borgia: Faith and Fear (European version)
Very memorable.

As for soundtracks, Graeme Revell is excellent with Strange Days, Daredevil, etc.

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