Watched Alien 3 once. Never picked it up again. Aliens is a epical masterpiece!

I watched the making of and they talk about how this score came about. Give it a watch if you can. It could just be one of those scores that suffers without the visuals and sound effects to accompany it. I feel the same about Fallout by Lorne Balfe a bit. Although I do enjoy these outside of the films.

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Can you do a review on Randy Newman’s rejected score of Air Force One?

I enjoyed listening to this review. I thought it was a great set on the whole. One thing: its not "Lay-Lo" Schifrin, it's "Lah-lo". Tsk Tsk.

Thank you, Richard 🤘🤘

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A pleasant surprise and Unexpected gem.

When it was announced that Wallfisch was going to do the music for the film, I was both excited and curious to hear what he’d bring to the table. I’ve been a fan of his work for quite a long time now. Needless to say, I was not disappointed! The musical score is both a love letter to the fans of the Alien film series and to the fans of the composer’s work. It bridges themes that is both familiar and new. The music is bold and cinematic. Half of it is quite elegant, hopeful, grand and hauntingly atmospheric. It knows when to bring out the warmth melodies of the orchestrations and relax the listener in a meaningful way while bringing this sense of uneasiness. Reminds me alot of IT and The Flash. The other half of the score is rather eerie, suspenseful and downright chilling. It includes all of my favorite elements within this style of the genre including: frenzied string figures, chaotic brass sections, ominous electronics and impactful, heavy percussions. Said electronics sound very angry and pissed off, similar to The Invisible Man. It’s very distorted and very intense. One track had this very wicked heartbeat-esque sounding electronic beat. Similar to the Med Bey sequence from Alien: Covenant by Jed Kurzel. Another track meanwhile had this really odd sense of experimentation with a buildup of out of turned strings and dissonant electronics. It sounded very discordant and slightly wacky. The choirs here plays a rather surprisingly bigger role this time around. They have their sense of creepiness or uneasiness as well as sounding very epic, bombastic and dramatic. I also really appreciated the easter eggs of the works of Goldsmith, Horner and Goldenthal as well as hints of Streitenfeld and Gregson-Williams too. It’s subtle and not overused. I’ve heard the score quite a few times at this point and I’m never bored. Looking forward to hearing what Wallfisch is going to do with the upcoming Kraven the Hunter next!

I love this, too. It's total nonsense, but brilliant because of it. Can't help feeling Tarantino learnt from this. How to make magical nonsense rather sublime. Not an easy act to pull off.

He stole the main theme from Interstellar

Thank you for this review. The soundtrack impressed me. From a frenchie, bye !

One of my favorite movies. People are too stupid to understand it.

Hi Jack, do you direct? As in my first music video? This is not your ordinary message, I know, and I do not know how to tell you the correct version of what I want to write. But I maybe can start with that I never asked anyone this question before.

Great review. Only 1500 of these boxes sets were released. Average price is about $350usd IF you can find it.

The song that inspired Cream .... I'm here for it.

My favorite Tim Wynn score. XCOM 2:War of the Chosen is also excellent.

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Big fan of all these XCOM soundtracks. If you liked this, check out the expansion's soundtrack, War of the Chosen.

Amazing!!! Victor is incredible 👏 great review! This soundtrack really is fantastic!

Film music is a bastard art, but it can be honest bastard art, as evidently is the case with this soundtrack. But the art of reviewing film music, that's bastard squared. Only in this ridiculous, non-existent métier do people grade """emotion""" as if it weren't the most subjective of all things possible. I couldn't be less interested in how much """emotion""" you felt, since it never translates to how much I feel. It's fair to discuss anything else about the music, but most people don't know how, and this video is an example. Our reviewer here is impressed with the choirs in this soundtrack, making obvious that he doesn't know how the sausages are made. The choirs are off-the-shelf "epic" sound libraries, with lyrics that make no sense, since one can clearly hear the word "dominus" in the first episode, which evidently is in Latin, not in Ancient Greek. The choirs here are the least interesting part and, honestly, the part that sort of cheapens the whole thing. Maybe I am bastard to the cube (bastard³), for criticizing a "poor" critic (bastard²) of film music (the bastard art) - but at least I know how sausages are made, and I know what he says here is nonsense.

Another of the many who propagate false narratives to the public

I once worked with a guy who lived two doors away from George in Burden Way Cregagh. I asked him if Bestie showed signs of talent when a young boy. He told me that all the kids 10-15 played a twenty a side game on a local green. At 10 years old George could dribble around them all and then some. Eventually the lads got tired of him and kicked him for not passing the ball. He was effortless with the ball at his feet.

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Thank you so much, Richard. Always a joy to hear you speak about film music. It's an honor whenever you choose to review one off my scores. Cheers!

5/10

That movie is great but Mel Gibson’s “We were soldiers” rates up there with “Hamburger Hill, Platoon”, and Full Metal Jacket”. It a must watch.

If you want more of this soundtrack, you can listen to madame web, because its just a complete ripp off

I love the music though

It was no thrill being on Hamburger hill! As opposed to the thrill on Blueberry hill!

I really enjoyed the soundtrack for this show. Nice review for the soundtrack.

Man reviews video game soundtrack of a game he opens his review saying he hasn't played 👍

Did you know it won Favorite Movie at the 1994 Kids Choice Awards?

This is the best Vietnam movie ever……totally underrated….and no Hollywood glitz….

I enjoy this soundtrack a lot, though I have not played the actual game.

Edward Fox was a ex Guards Officer, just like his brother, so knew how to handle weapons to a high standard.

Thank you for your kind words about my work. It means the world 🤘🤘

Thank you. My fatherTom Irwin has grown up with George Best. I love you for playing this beautiful screen and music. GOD BLESS Gabrielle Irwin

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I thought it was great. 8/10

I thought it was great. 8/10

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I thought this soundtrack was amazing. Easy candidate for my favorite of the year. 10/10

I’m going to check this audio book out. Good review.

I thought it was meh. 4/10

I thought it was alright. 5/10

I honestly thought this score was garbage. 1/10

I loved this score. It reminds me of the blockbuster scores from 20 or 30 years ago, before the style of Hanz Zimmer started being replicated by 90% of Hollywood composers. Great composition and amazing orchestration. Laura Karpman even dares to use some dissonance and atonality. "The Marvels" theme became one of my favourite superhero themes and is stuck in my head. It's a shame the disproportionate hate for the film is affecting the perception of it's soundtrack. I hope Marvel continues to work with Karpman in future films, because I really want to hear more music from her.