This really rocks...'specially after a few listens :0 The film is out now, right? The new one?



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roselunatic posted:

i don't know what to say... midnight drug for me at the moment... im a junkie of you Reznor.

me too .. I Love what Ive heard.. the free downloads..its on my i pod now lol

I think the soundtrack should have been utilized a little more. Alot was just repeats...but to be honest I don't think the plan was actually to use all of it.
I doubt anyone would remember from memmory but were Infiltrator and Oraculum even in the movie?
I think maybe the soundtrack may have been 3 hours of music for the sole purpose of the possible remakes of the other two movies, so Trent wouuldn't have to spend another 28 months working two other soundtracks and so they wouldn't have to use a different artist to compose new ones that may not fit the tone of the movie as well, and to avoid reusing the whole soundtrack. I could be wrong, it is simply a guess though. I'm more than positive only a few song actually made it into the film itself. Maybe...

Can't get enough of this.
It gets me excited to think about what Trent has in store for the future.

Sheepdean posted:

Nahums1star posted:

Its a beautiful soundtrack. I was also wondering why all of it wasnt used in the film.

Because the score is longer than the film?

That's slightly true, the film was cut a little, but time-wise the whole film uncut was about 3 hours, only a few minutes were cut though, and only part of the soundtrack (maybe 25 percent) was actually used. A lot of leftover songs.

Midnight_Trash posted:

A lot of leftover songs.

I call that a bonus for us fans.

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SRY TR,

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yo trent love both of your movie scores keep on doing what your doing your awsome man

rhabuf posted:

HurtNoMore posted:

I was really disappointed by the film, especially the visuals. I hope Fincher finally calls it quits with the RED Camera; it looks like shite in low light.

Unless you're a fan of the books, the movie is pretty terrible. The plot is convoluted, and told with no craft or nuance, it just moves forward from one plot point to another. Often times, it just throws you into a new scene, with hardly any explanation as to what he's doing or who he's talking to.

The end is completely unbelievable and sociopathic too.

please explain.

i want to hear this.

all i'm reading is "i couldn't keep up with what was going on. i'm slow and blame the external world for my shortcomings."

i never read any of the books. i kept up fine.

rhabuf posted:

without looking it up, could you tell me all the names of the family members, where they live, and their personality flaws? the movie throws all of that at you once, and its overwhelming if you haven't read the books.

also daniel craig is not particularly believable as a reporter.

I haven't read the books, and no, without looking it up, I couldn't tell you all of their names, or their personality flaws... though if you don't know where most of them live you were definitely not paying attention... the point is you don't NEED to catch all of that stuff the first time you watch the movie in order to enjoy it. That's half the fun of watching it again!

Can't wait to finally see the film this coming weekend and just enjoy nearly three hours of brilliance from my two favorite artists on earth: Reznor/Fincher. I keep hearing great things from friends on how good the movie is!

OMS posted:

Midnight_Trash posted:

A lot of leftover songs.

I call that a bonus for us fans.

Couldn't agree more!

Did some homework.
Compared the FYC score (these 2 CDs were sent to the academy jury) with the original soundtrack (3 CDs).

The tracks on the FYC score refer to the tracks on the official soundtrack. They are not the same. They have another approach, different mix, and they are edited.
These are the track you hear in the movie.
It's almost 90 minutes of music.
For me it's an album on its own.

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"FYC 2 CD " versus "Official Soundtrack 3 CD"

DISK 1
01 I can't take it anymore [1:18] = 11
02 Salander Goes Home [1:56] = 02
03 Morrel's Report [2:10] = 03
04 Heartbreak [2:41] = 06
05 Salander/Cecilia/Harald [2:56] = 08
06Värmland [4:54] = 18
07 Maps [1:43] = 24
08 Bjurman BJ [3:19] = 07
09 Salander Returns To The House [1:53] = 10
10 Archives [2:45] = 04
11 Coffee Cup [0:52] = 24
12 Martin's Story [1:25] = 18
13 Martin traps Blomkvist [2:24] = 19
14 Car chase [2:04] = 33
15 Harriet Theme 4 [0:57] = 30
16 Salander's Trip [3:48] = 34
17 North Pole [0:48] = 22
18 Media Event of the Year [0:43] = 10
19 Harriet's Story [4:05] = 18
20 Bank Sequence [1:15] = 20
21 Harriet Theme 1 [2:33] = 23
22 Salander Tattoos Bjurman [2:26] = 38
[Total time: 49:02]


DISK 2
01 Millennia [1:37] = 30
02 She's one of the best, She's different [2:44] = 31
03 Parade Photos [1:54] = 20
04 Bible Verses [1:59] = 19
05 Plague, Trinity & Wasp [1:59] = 36
06 Salander arrives at Bjurman's [1:40] = 14
07 Salander reports to Blomkvist [1:43] = 19
08 Salander at Wennerström's Apartment [1:02] = 03
09 Blomkvist Shot [1:06] = 33
10 Love making[1:41] = 06
11 Harriet's Flowers [1:34] = 12
12 Harriet/The accident [2:38] = 08
13 Salander at Söder Hospital [0:48] = 18
14 Meeting Bjurman [1:07] = 31
15 Salander Raped [2:05] = 07
16 Salander Tasers Bjurman [1:16] = 20
17 Martin Interviews Blomkvist [2:57] = 33
18 Blomkvist meets Martin 1:16] = ?
19 Blomkvist travels to Hedestadt [1:53] = 02
20 Widow Brännlund's Photos [1:18] = 08
21 Dead Cat [0:38] = 38
[Total time: 35:06]

Didn't locate the "?". Still listening/researching.



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