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The Fugitive. Good movie, it had been awhile.
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Oblivion

It was ok. It was basically Moon with more gadgets and people, and I guessed the 'plot twist' right away, but it was somewhat entertaining. The music was quite good though, I thought. The retro drums made me smile. \:D/
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ric wrote:Oblivion

The music was quite good though, I thought. The retro drums made me smile. \:D/
M38's score for Oblivion was absolutely fantastic \:D/ Surprisingly so, actually. I hope that they are given a little bit more recognition in the film score industry due to their work on Oblivion's score.
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ric wrote:Oblivion

The music was quite good though, I thought. The retro drums made me smile. \:D/
M38's score for Oblivion was absolutely fantastic \:D/ Surprisingly so, actually. I hope that they are given a little bit more recognition in the film score industry due to their work on Oblivion's score.
Eh, I'm generally not a fan of popular bands doing film music (I was actually quite surprised to find it was M83). It was honestly pretty simple and generic, but fit very well with this particular sci-fi film, I thought. Have they done any other soundtracks?
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ric wrote:
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ric wrote:Oblivion

The music was quite good though, I thought. The retro drums made me smile. \:D/
M83's score for Oblivion was absolutely fantastic \:D/ Surprisingly so, actually. I hope that they are given a little bit more recognition in the film score industry due to their work on Oblivion's score.
Eh, I'm generally not a fan of popular bands doing film music (I was actually quite surprised to find it was M83).
I agree. Particularly when it requires that band to "branch out" from their genre a little too much.
ric wrote:It was honestly pretty simple and generic, but fit very well with this particular sci-fi film, I thought.
I would say that it was a pretty subtle score for a sci-fi movie. But it turned out very nicely \:D/

And the song that plays during the credits is awesome. Susanne Sundfor's vocals blend well with M83's style.
ric wrote:Have they done any other soundtracks?
I know that they have had quite a few of their songs featured in movie trailers, movie scenes, and TV episodes. Midnight City, being their most popular track, is used a lot in the movie and TV industry....beyond that, I think that Oblivion was their first full score.
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Titanic 1997 The boat sank yet again.
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Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole \:D/
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Cinderella Disney 1950
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Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. A wonderful movie.
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Laurie, I see you've been watching a bunch of Disney classics lately. :D

I thiink the last movie I watched was Oz, the Great and Powerful. Great movie, I really liked it. Not a disappointment at all. :)
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Joy wrote:Laurie, I see you've been watching a bunch of Disney classics lately. :D

I thiink the last movie I watched was Oz, the Great and Powerful. Great movie, I really liked it. Not a disappointment at all. :)

I love the animated Disney movies. I was looking at the TV listings yesterday and saw that it was on ABC Family. They premiered it last night, ran it twice. ABC Family runs quite a few of the animated Disney movies. A nice way to watch them except for the commercials.
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Star Trek 2: Wrath of Khan

I hadn't seen it for quite a long time, and having seen the most recent Star Trek movie I wanted to revisit an old one.
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Laurie wrote:Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. A wonderful movie.
That was and still is my favorite animated movie. I was captivated by Esmeralda. :P

I watched Princess Diaries 2 last night. I have a thing for corny movies from childhood.
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Danielle Abigail Maxwell wrote: I watched Princess Diaries 2 last night. I have a thing for corny movies from childhood.
My sister and I like to rewatch that one now and then too! Good times. :inlove:

I watched Mighty Ducks yesterday and Mighty Ducks 2 today. It had been a really long time since I watched them, and it was way too much fun. \:D/ I was a little worried about how many lines I still remembered in D2. O:) I have definitely seen that movie too many times over the years! With the NHL playoffs being so lousy this year, at least in my estimation, I wanted to watch happier hockey. ;)
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I watched the 1993 movie edition of The Beverly Hillbillies. It was generally enjoyable because, although I have enjoyed the classic TV series from time to time, I don't have nostalgia for its plot or characters. I was able to look at it as an independent project and enjoy the bits of hillbilly humor. (-10 points for the daughter's promiscuous apparel.)
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