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Topic: Moulin Rouge volume 2
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Steve Hughes
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It's out at the beginning of March but looks as if it contains little-to-none of Craig Armstrong's spectacular spectacular score...1. Meet Me In The Red Room
2. Your Song (Instrumental)
3. Show Must Go On
4. Bolero
5. Your Song
6. Like A Virgin
7. Sparkling Diamonds
8. One Day I'll Fly Away
9. Ascension/Nature Boy
10. Pitch
11. Come What May Great songs one and all, but where's the award-winning score? STEVE NP: 15 MINUTES - Marinelli (***/*****)
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posted 01-29-2002 04:55 PM PT (US) ip
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HadrianD
Oscar® Winner
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First reaction 
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posted 01-29-2002 07:17 PM PT (US) ip
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jonathan_little
Oscar® Winner
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The score to this movie is boring.These are the parts of the score I have noticed in the film:
Main Title arrangement (lots of non-original material here)
Satine is sick music
Satine is dying music
End Credits For this one I'll say... bring on the songs! NP: The Musketeer (David Arnold)
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posted 01-29-2002 07:21 PM PT (US) ip
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scoreguy16
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Way to give away the ending there... And this is score isn't boring at all. It's a romantic drama. And I am really happy they're releasing Meet Me In The Red Room, that's was a cool song in the movie! However, I am disapointed by the lack of score. There wasn't even that much in it to begin with!Clayton
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posted 01-29-2002 07:29 PM PT (US) ip
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Jeron
Oscar® Winner
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quote:
Originally posted by jonathan_little:
Satine is dying music
End Credits
Thanks a lot Jonathan Little! I haven't even seen the film, and you mean to tell me there are end credits?!? Thanks for spoiling it, ya schmuck. NP- Cruel Intentions (John Ottman) [Message edited by Jeron on 01-29-2002]
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posted 01-29-2002 11:50 PM PT (US) ip
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jonathan_little
Oscar® Winner
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Clayton, you know she's going to die at the beginning of the film, since our fine poet types it on his typewriter. ... and I'm so sorry, Jeron. 
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posted 01-30-2002 10:51 AM PT (US) ip
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Crono/Kyp
Oscar® Winner
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Jer, see the movie anyway, it's way out there --Bri
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posted 01-30-2002 12:04 PM PT (US) ip
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Shaun Rutherford
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So much for Dan's "just wait for Volume 2 if you want the score" theory.Shaun
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posted 01-30-2002 01:50 PM PT (US) ip
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dgoldwas
Oscar® Winner
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Originally posted by Shaun Rutherford:
So much for Dan's "just wait for Volume 2 if you want the score" theory.
Well, it was initially more than just a theory: Anton Monsted, the music producer on the film, was the one who told me that the (and this is verbatim):
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The album will be a mixture of cast tracks (Like a Virgin, The Show Must Go On, etc) and score (including the closing credits music), with a few remix tracks.
So.... I just post what I'm told..... It's a shame there's no score on the new release; I was looking forward to it. Dan
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posted 01-30-2002 02:09 PM PT (US) ip
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scoreguy16
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quote:
Originally posted by jonathan_little:
Clayton, you know she's going to die at the beginning of the film, since our fine poet types it on his typewriter. ... and I'm so sorry, Jeron.
Well no crap! But they wont know that much until they rent it! So take it back! Clayton
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posted 01-30-2002 03:21 PM PT (US) ip
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