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mal247
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« #37 : September 04, 2007, 02:45:34 AM » |
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... while Saving Private Ryan is like a giant turd.
Just my opinion, but I thought the scenes on the beach towards the beginning of Saving Private Ryan were some of the most realistic and moving sequences I have ever witnessed. If someone is shot from a long distance away, you wouldn't necessarily hear the individual gun shot amongst the sounds of battle but you turn round and a guy you were speaking to minutes before is no longer living.
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« : September 04, 2007, 05:32:29 AM shades »
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KevinJCBJK
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« #39 : September 04, 2007, 01:04:59 PM » |
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The opening battle in SPR is not nearly as good as the climax - or say I.
They were both thrilling scenes.
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« #41 : October 08, 2007, 10:54:57 AM » |
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In my opinion, Once Upon a Time in the West is the most perfect marriage of music and film that has ever been, so I guess I'll have to say OUATITW. However, Cinema Paradiso is the only movie, and the only music, (two seperate occasions, one listening and one watching), that has ever literally made my cry, and I'm usually not particularly emotional.
I love just about everything he's written though.
If I had to pick one piece of music that epitomizes Ennio Morricone it would probably be the theme to DYS. It seems to have most of the weirdness, beauty, and creative instrumentation that makes him great rolled into one piece.
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