The Worst Aviation Movie of All Time

"Dan Luke" wrote in
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"Don Tuite" wrote:

One of the characteristics of a good movie score is that you
don't notice it.

But how can you *not* notice the opening fanfare of Star Wars? Or
the closing montage? (hm...don't think I spelled that right)

A characteristic of a great movie score is that it fits perfectly
with the film moment, highlights it...

What would the shower scene in Psycho be *without* the music?

Or think of "The Guns of Navarrone," "Bridge over the River Kwai," or
"Magnificent Seven."

"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" or "The Godfather"



Dimitri Tiomkin - "High Noon"
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Marty Shapiro
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