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Topic: THE INTERPRETER art/tracks up at Varese
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Bond1965
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Here's your link:
http://www.varesesarabande.com/details.asp?pid=302%2D066%2D651%2D2 Anyone care to test their eyesite to get the CD running time? (I don't want to go blind) James
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posted 03-30-2005 10:50 AM PT (US) ip
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franz_conrad
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1. Maitobo 4:26
2. Sylvia is Followed 1:21
3. SOMEONE (Tobin?) Comes Home 2:19
4. Sylvia's Background 1:??
5. Philippe 3:21
6. Drowning Man Trail (Atolago) 3:41
7. Guy Forgot His Lunch 1:47
8. The Phonecall 1:09
9. Simon's Journal 1:06
10. Sylvia Showers 2:31
11. Did he leave a note? 3:??
12. Zuwainie Arrives at the UN 5:01
13. Assassin 4:14
14. End Credits (Atolago) 4:13Assuming these are right - the minute running time is probably correct, the seconds are harder - can someone else do the math?
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posted 03-30-2005 03:10 PM PT (US) ip
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Bond1965
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Here's what Kirk Honeycutt in the Hollywood Reporter said in his positive review of the film about the score:"The movie is punctuated by two bravura sequences, where James Newton Howard's music and William Steinkamp's editing build an emotional crescendo that culminates in tense and surprising standoffs." James
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posted 03-30-2005 09:42 PM PT (US) ip
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CindyLover1969
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Assuming those times are correct, it's around the 40-minute mark. Incidentally, it's Silvia not Sylvia (Nicole Kidman's character is South African).[Message edited by CindyLover1969 on 03-30-2005]
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posted 03-30-2005 10:37 PM PT (US) ip
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franz_conrad
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quote:
Originally posted by Bond1965:
"The movie is punctuated by two bravura sequences, where James Newton Howard's music and William Steinkamp's editing build an emotional crescendo that culminates in tense and surprising standoffs."
I assume these are Maitobo and Atolago.
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posted 03-31-2005 05:43 AM PT (US) ip
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Southall
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...and therefore not by JNH!
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posted 03-31-2005 03:49 PM PT (US) ip
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franz_conrad
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James, tell us more? Are those pieces credited to someone else on the cover?
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posted 03-31-2005 07:43 PM PT (US) ip
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Squiddybop
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Atolago is listed as a traditional piece performed by Kirsten Braten Berg in the credits on the rear cover of the Varèse cd.Found a cd with a clip of it here:
http://www.sternsmusic.com/discography_detailed/2338 [Message edited by Squiddybop on 03-31-2005] [Message edited by Squiddybop on 03-31-2005]
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posted 03-31-2005 07:54 PM PT (US) ip
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Southall
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Have just written a little review of this for my site.
www.moviewave.net/titles/interpreter.html
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posted 04-13-2005 01:21 PM PT (US) ip
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Al
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I'm just glad you're listening to scores like these so I don't have to bother.
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posted 04-13-2005 02:26 PM PT (US) ip
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franz_conrad
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I'll put this one in the list with Dreamcatcher, The Clearing, 21 Grams and The Deadly Spawn.
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posted 04-13-2005 03:43 PM PT (US) ip
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Southall
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Hey - The Deadly Spawn has a certain "so bad it's good" quality! The others are just dull.
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posted 04-13-2005 04:25 PM PT (US) ip
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franz_conrad
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The Deadly Spawn has a factor too dangerous for me to ever risk putting it on my CD shelf - how would I ever explain to anyone, soundtrack fan or otherwise, why there is a limited edition release of a CD with giant penises rearing up over mankind?
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posted 04-13-2005 06:21 PM PT (US) ip
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