The Worst Aviation Movie of All Time

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

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Mxsmanic wrote in
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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
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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.


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Jim Pennino

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