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Bond1965 Standard Userer	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
posted 03-30-2005 10:50 AM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	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) 4:13 Assuming these are right - the minute running time is probably correct, the seconds are harder - can someone else do the math?
posted 03-30-2005 03:10 PM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	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
posted 03-30-2005 09:42 PM PT (US)

CindyLover1969 Standard Userer	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]
posted 03-30-2005 10:37 PM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	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.
posted 03-31-2005 05:43 AM PT (US)

Southall Standard Userer	...and therefore not by JNH!
posted 03-31-2005 03:49 PM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	James, tell us more? Are those pieces credited to someone else on the cover?
posted 03-31-2005 07:43 PM PT (US)

Squiddybop Standard Userer	Atolago is listed as a traditional piece performed by Kirsten Braten Berg in the credits on the rear cover of the Var�se 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]
posted 03-31-2005 07:54 PM PT (US)

Southall Standard Userer	Have just written a little review of this for my site. www.moviewave.net/titles/interpreter.html
posted 04-13-2005 01:21 PM PT (US)

Al Standard Userer	I'm just glad you're listening to scores like these so I don't have to bother.
posted 04-13-2005 02:26 PM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	I'll put this one in the list with Dreamcatcher, The Clearing, 21 Grams and The Deadly Spawn.
posted 04-13-2005 03:43 PM PT (US)

Southall Standard Userer	Hey - The Deadly Spawn has a certain "so bad it's good" quality! The others are just dull.
posted 04-13-2005 04:25 PM PT (US)

franz_conrad Standard Userer	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?
posted 04-13-2005 06:21 PM PT (US)

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