The Worst Aviation Movie of All Time

In article ,
Ron Wanttaja wrote:

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

Well...I'll disagree with you, to some extent. A good score should not be
intrusive, but the best ones enhance the movie.

We are actually in agreement. I don't think I've expressed myself
very well. The score needs to enhance the movie, the plot, the story,
without being the story.

--
Bob Noel
(gave up looking for a particular sig the lawyer will hate)

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:25:17 -0400, Bob Noel
wrote:

(gave up looking for a particular sig the lawyer will hate)

What happened to "Downloading copyrighted media since 1995"?

or

"Kids! Download these plans for making explosives from stuff you have
around the house!"

or

"Email today for more information on Uncle Bob's Mystical Mushroom
Logs!"

Don

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:25:17 -0400, Bob Noel
wrote:

In article ,
Ron Wanttaja wrote:

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

Well...I'll disagree with you, to some extent. A good score should not be
intrusive, but the best ones enhance the movie.

We are actually in agreement. I don't think I've expressed myself
very well. The score needs to enhance the movie, the plot, the story,
without being the story.

Yes, I saw one of your later posts and realized what you meant.

I remember back when I was a little kid and my parents dropped me off for one of
those movie-mill live-action Disney flicks in the '60s. Even THEN I noticed how
badly the music suited the movie. In retrospect, I think they just had some
generic music they added to all their cheapie films.

Ron Wanttaja

Ron Wanttaja writes:

I remember back when I was a little kid and my parents dropped me off for one of
those movie-mill live-action Disney flicks in the '60s. Even THEN I noticed how
badly the music suited the movie. In retrospect, I think they just had some
generic music they added to all their cheapie films.

Sometimes a movie is written to match the music, as in the case of _Singing in
the Rain_.

--
Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail.

Mxsmanic wrote in
news
Ron Wanttaja writes:

I remember back when I was a little kid and my parents dropped me off
for one of those movie-mill live-action Disney flicks in the '60s.
Even THEN I noticed how badly the music suited the movie. In
retrospect, I think they just had some generic music they added to
all their cheapie films.

Sometimes a movie is written to match the music, as in the case of
_Singing in the Rain_.


Or "what a fjukkwit"



berti e

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote in
news

Ron Wanttaja writes:

I remember back when I was a little kid and my parents dropped me off
for one of those movie-mill live-action Disney flicks in the '60s.
Even THEN I noticed how badly the music suited the movie. In
retrospect, I think they just had some generic music they added to
all their cheapie films.

Sometimes a movie is written to match the music, as in the case of
_Singing in the Rain_.


Or "what a fjukkwit"

Annie get your gun.


--
Jim Pennino

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