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Agreed. I actually quite liked it. And Arnold's music stayed consistent with the action on-screen.
I was more referring to the windsurfing at the end of the film. X_X
In AVTAK it was an emergency escape, so that makes more sense than surfing to begin the mission in DAD.
Why were they surfing in to begin a mission anyway? Those agents could have easily been spotted by the guards on the beach or worse.
Remember, they had dark 'camouflage' on that we were lead to believe caused them to hide within the waves.
But your right, just how else are you supposed to get agents there? Cant exactly HALO jump over North Korea.
That is a valid point which cannot be disputed.
<font color=blue size=7><b>The score for TSWLM is underrated.</b></font>
Even outside of bond I think surfing is a curse to films. Point break is the only REALLY good film I've ever seen that involves surfing.
How? It was nominated for an Oscar(something none of John Barry's Bond scores received) so I would say no.
Its long been known not to base skill on awards. The Academy is very.. peculiar.. in their selections.
As for the Beach Boy's song Glen wanted to add a "humorous twist" to the scene...
It really should have won the Oscar. Who listens to You Light Up My Life (without cringing) anymore?
As far as the best score goes, Star Wars deserved the Oscar 500 times over.
That must have been a rare occassion when John Williams didn't win.