oyaskii:


Maan..I don't joke with those 2, expecially score. Be it Hans Zimmer's God Particle Playing as Robert Langdon and Vittoria Vetra search the Vatican's catacomb for the "Anti-Matter" in "Angels and Demons" (2009) or As Steve Jablonsky's Arrival to Earth resonates as the Autobots descends on earth" in "Transformers" (2007) or James Horner's "Southampton" is playing as the Titanic sails away on a doomed maiden voyage on the North Atlantic in "Titanic (1997) or as Hans Zimmer's "Cornfield" is playing as Cooper and his kids chase the drone across a vast cornfield in "Interstellar" (2014) or Justin Hurwitz's "The Landing" eggs on Niel Armstrong played by Ryan Gosling as he lands on the moon becoming the first man to do so in Damien Chazelle's "First Man" (2018) or and this is a personal fave, Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard "s "Now we are free", echoes as Maximus ask for the freedom of his men as he lay dead dreaming of a peaceful life beyond the Gladiator arena in "Gladiator (2000)

i have a large section of my library dedicated to film music collected over the years. I have a very good docu on it. Nothing i enjoy more than a movie with a profound OST or Score 🎶🙂

mannn film music is bliss, drives the narrative with a perfectly weighted emotion that you will always remember the particular scene by.

toluxe0075:

This is literally Oppenheimer’s marketing strategy: Christopher Nolan says this, Christopher Nolan says that. Na the director name and words dem dey use sell the film. If you are big, you are big.

Kaycee7:
They don't call Hans Zimmer the GOAT for nothing.
I don't know any man of culture that doesn't get goosebumps when Maximus is saying his final words with Now We Are Free playing in the background.

Drink Up Me Hearties made me want to jump on a ship and brave the wild seas.
Fun fact: There are pieces of Drink Up Me Hearties in other movies Zimmer scored, namely Gladiator and The Lion King.

Howard Shore and Isabel Bayrakadian set a blissful romantic mood for Aragorn and Arwen with Evenstar.

Michael Giacchino took No Way Home's climax up many notches with Arachnoverture.

Ramin Djawadi's Across the Ocean of Time was one of the best things in Eternals, as flawed as the movie was.

Yuki Kajiura's Decretum was one of the many amazing tracks she cooked on Madoka Magica that had me in goosebumps.

Hiroki Sawano and Laco accompanying on of the best battle charges in fiction with Before Lights Out and this isn't even close to his best work on Attack on Titan's OST.

I could go on and on.

You spit facts here. There's very few things that cement a scene and even going so far to make it iconic as the music.

abduleez1:


Lol, I know na.... But last I heard it's getting shelved or in development hell. 😂😂

Make that thing stay dead. 😅

abduleez1:


That Ramin Djawadi na silent GOAT sha.... His work on HBO's Westworld na hit piece of life. That opening song bruh....

Also did the ones in HOTD and GOT.

Kaycee7:


There's very few things that cement a scene and even going so far to make it iconic as the music.

Kaycee7:
Sounds so simple at first until the layers hit you. When the Ramin folds shirt sleeve and cooks, them no dey tell you

abduleez1:


Walahi bro, you get the feeling...

First season of Westworld I was thinking it's just decent and a weird melancholic feel to it.


Second season of Westworld wey I watch last year bro, that song fully encapsulate me. Didn't know when I was humming the theme song for two weeks before I vex go download am.

I hear say Hans Zimmer na him mentor... 🙌🙌

Kaycee7:
I love Gal like jollof but God abeg 😂🤣

ShaqFu:
No wonder they never bothered with making a sequel. I like the movie though...

Kaycee7:
They don't call Hans Zimmer the GOAT for nothing.
I don't know any man of culture that doesn't get goosebumps when Maximus is saying his final words with Now We Are Free playing in the background.

Drink Up Me Hearties made me want to jump on a ship and brave the wild seas.
Fun fact: There are pieces of Drink Up Me Hearties in other movies Zimmer scored, namely Gladiator and The Lion King.

Howard Shore and Isabel Bayrakadian set a blissful romantic mood for Aragorn and Arwen with Evenstar.

Michael Giacchino took No Way Home's climax up many notches with Arachnoverture.

Ramin Djawadi's Across the Ocean of Time was one of the best things in Eternals, as flawed as the movie was.

Yuki Kajiura's Sis Puella Magica! was one of the many amazing tracks she cooked on Madoka Magica that had me in goosebumps.

Hiroki Sawano and Laco accompanying on of the best battle charges in fiction with Before Lights Out and this isn't even close to his best work on Attack on Titan's OST.

I could go on and on.

You spit facts here. There's very few things that cement a scene and even going so far to make it iconic as the music.

oyaskii:
A fellow man of Culture i See. There's a reason why the oscars award the best film music and score each year. It's such an integral part of film making, that even if a movie is bad, a good score could actually increase it's replay value. Seeing the title of a particular score alone and immediately start playing the particular scene in my head....If i see "Dream is Collapsing", my mind immediately goes to that one scene in "Inception" (2010).

Mann. The Joy of film music is unmatched for a true cinephile

pu7pl3:


Nollywood left the conversation

oyaskii:


Maan..I don't joke with those 2, expecially score. Be it Hans Zimmer's God Particle Playing as Robert Langdon and Vittoria Vetra search the Vatican's catacomb for the "Anti-Matter" in "Angels and Demons" (2009) or As Steve Jablonsky's Arrival to Earth resonates as the Autobots descends on earth" in "Transformers" (2007) or James Horner's "Southampton" is playing as the Titanic sails away on a doomed maiden voyage on the North Atlantic in "Titanic (1997) or as Hans Zimmer's "Cornfield" is playing as Cooper and his kids chase the drone across a vast cornfield in "Interstellar" (2014) or Justin Hurwitz's "The Landing" eggs on Niel Armstrong played by Ryan Gosling as he lands on the moon becoming the first man to do so in Damien Chazelle's "First Man" (2018) or and this is a personal fave, Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard "s "Now we are free", echoes as Maximus ask for the freedom of his men as he lay dead dreaming of a peaceful life beyond the Gladiator arena in "Gladiator (2000)

mannn film music is bliss, drives the narrative with a perfectly weighted emotion that you will always remember the particular scene by.

i have a large section of my library dedicated to film music collected over the years. I have a very good docu on it. Nothing i enjoy more than a movie with a profound OST or Score 🎶🙂

Saturnalia:
The Man with the Iron Heart - 2017.

The assassination of “Reinhard Heydrich” came at a very high cost to the Czech Resistance Forces.

This movie tells a more better story from both warring sides (Heydrich’s and the Czech Resistance’s) than it was told in “Anthropoid - 2016”.

Mehnnnn! I doubt the genocide committed by the German Army across Europe during the WW2 can be rivaled by any other in the history of mankind.

The way I am thirsty for all these Nazi Movies ehn; my spirit is telling me, I was a high ranking official of the Reichsführer-SS, perhaps Himmler.

I rate this beautiful movie 8.5/10.

oyaskii:


Lmaoo..Old Nollywood was actually insane, They were probably working out of a meagre budget of 2k and trying to shoot a movie inside 3 days!. They always just contract the music to one man called Stanley Okorie, and the man had the easiest job ever, he will just take the plot of the movie and throw in a few gibberish and call it a day...You will hear "Nne me, In this life, you reap what you sow" fgss 😩😩, and they have one score template, if you are familiar with old Nollywood ain't no way you won't know the score when someone is about to poison food, once you hear it, someone is about to die by poison.

But new Nollywood are trying a bit with the Netflix and Amazon prime money coming in now, I have a UNI friend who works as a sound engineer out of an indie studio in Lagos, they were the one that actually worked on the "Gang of Lagos" score, but as you can guess, the budget for it was little as they rather spend on custumes and props, and so jobs to score a movie here rarely comes, if he had taken it as a full time job, he would probably be living under the Bridge by now lol.

Nollywood just bank on cinemas and streaming numbers for revenue, forgetting that there are other ways of making money off a movie, like making a proper OST, releasing it digitally and commercially mining it

oyaskii:


Lmaoo..Old Nollywood was actually insane, They were probably working out of a meagre budget of 2k and trying to shoot a movie inside 3 days!. They always just contract the music to one man called Stanley Okorie, and the man had the easiest job ever, he will just take the plot of the movie and throw in a few gibberish and call it a day...You will hear "Nne me, In this life, you reap what you sow" fgss 😩😩, and they have one score template, if you are familiar with old Nollywood ain't no way you won't know the score when someone is about to poison food, once you hear it, someone is about to die by poison.

But new Nollywood are trying a bit with the Netflix and Amazon prime money coming in now, I have a UNI friend who works as a sound engineer out of an indie studio in Lagos, they were the one that actually worked on the "Gang of Lagos" score, but as you can guess, the budget for it was little as they rather spend on custumes and props, and so jobs to score a movie here rarely comes, if he had taken it as a full time job, he would probably be living under the Bridge by now lol.

Nollywood just bank on cinemas and streaming numbers for revenue, forgetting that there are other ways of making money off a movie, like making a proper OST, releasing it digitally and commercially mining it

abduleez1:


Damn, thanks so much for bringing this back to my radar. I never knew why I didn't watch it then when it first came out.
I guess I wasn't a big fan of thought provoking and gloomy tales then.


You might want to check out The Darkest Hour if you haven't. Or check out Das Boot.

Heil Hitler!!

pu7pl3:


We have officially cancelled you on this thread.
Bloody Nazi

abduleez1:




The Fuhrer shall be great again.

abduleez1:
Just remembered this shit few days ago.

abduleez1:


LMFAO.... I died seeing this. 😂😂😂
That thing dey muze me sometimes I wonder how come very different movies across different years ALL have the same score for action and if person wan use native doctor charm knack person. 🤣🤣





True, Nollywood ain't serious yet about the musical score side of the business. They're mainly focusing on the visuals, costumes, makeup and Cinematography.
Nigeria has a culture of one person doing a whole damn job that in outside cultures is broken down and specialised. Na only Naija you go see person edit, score and animate graphics all at once just to hope of seeing some reasonable cash.

Shey no be WB wan sell their music catalogue rights for DC movies of past for $500mn+.

Small hope dey sha as eyes don dey open.

Saturnalia:
The Man with the Iron Heart - 2017.

The assassination of “Reinhard Heydrich” came at a very high cost to the Czech Resistance Forces.

This movie tells a more better story from both warring sides (Heydrich’s and the Czech Resistance’s) than it was told in “Anthropoid - 2016”.

Mehnnnn! I doubt the genocide committed by the German Army across Europe during the WW2 can be rivaled by any other in the history of mankind.

The way I am thirsty for all these Nazi Movies ehn; my spirit is telling me, I was a high ranking official of the Reichsführer-SS, perhaps Himmler.

I rate this beautiful movie 8.5/10.

abduleez1:
Reservoir Dogs..... 8/10


Quentin Tarantino and his weird style of storytelling.
Everybody just died for nothing except one guy reaping all the benefits.

oyaskii:


They always just contract the music to one man called Stanley Okorie, and the man had the easiest job ever, he will just take the plot of the movie and throw in a few gibberish and call it a day... You will hear "Nne me, In this life, you reap what you sow" fgss 😩😩 , and they have one score template, if you are familiar with old Nollywood ain't no way you won't know the score when someone is about to poison food

oyaskii:
The opening scene had me in stitches 😂😂

abduleez1:
Just remembered this shit few days ago.

abduleez1:


See exaustive list of premium and person for here talk say Hollywood no get good score or soundtracks. Smh... 👀👀