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Director: Matt Stone & Trey Parker Cast: Ricky Gervais, Karl Pilkington, Carrie Fisher, Russell Brand, Rowan Atkinson, George Carlin, Mel Brooks Screenwriter: Bill Hader
Movie: The Shining Director: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Jimmy Stewart, Audrey Hepburn, Benicio del Toro, John Turturro, James Earl Jones, Haley Joel Osment, Elizabeth Taylor Score: Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Screenplay: David Lynch "writing or art direction idk" Jean Cocteau
Vangelis is a talented composer who can write to all sorts of moods. His score for Blade Runner set a dark and mysterious vibe for that film noir crime drama that I think would mesh brilliantly here.
Vangelis is a talented composer who can write to all sorts of moods. His score for Blade Runner set a dark and mysterious vibe for that film noir crime drama that I think would mesh brilliantly here.
Vangelis and Scorsese is an odd and highly unlikely pairing is all. We've already hashed this out.
Vangelis is a talented composer who can write to all sorts of moods. His score for Blade Runner set a dark and mysterious vibe for that film noir crime drama that I think would mesh brilliantly here.
Vangelis and Scorsese is an odd and highly unlikely pairing is all. We've already hashed this out.
I'm not here to make a movie that's already been made. I could have done Scorsese and DiCaprio, but that would be boring. We've seen those movies already.
Vangelis is a talented composer who can write to all sorts of moods. His score for Blade Runner set a dark and mysterious vibe for that film noir crime drama that I think would mesh brilliantly here.
Vangelis and Scorsese is an odd and highly unlikely pairing is all. We've already hashed this out.
It's really not odd or unlikely(if you had a time-machine.) Scorsese has used electronic/prog rock before. After Hours and The Last Temptation of Christ. Also, more classical stuff from Elmer Bernstein in The Age of Innocence and Bringing Out the Dead. Pretty sure The Silence has an electronic/ambient soundtrack but I never got around to watching it.
