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I think he'd be hungry for it now too, the break will have refreshed his batteries and that's usually when he provides his best music.
In my view DA has had his chance and failed to impress.
Not sure how well recieved it was critically but I'd say it got a mixed reception by fans more than anything else.
I think all the awards praise was just because it was Newman. If Arnold or somebody else had scored SF and the score was exactly the same as Newmans is now, they wouldn't have gotten an Oscar nomination.
Nathan Johnson? Yeah, that'd be an interesting mix. Not the classic style we've had before, but an interesting idea. Looper had a good soundtrack.
And I agree with the Newman statement.
Might sound a bit like this...from the film LARGO WINCH
I think Alexander Desplat would be an interesting choice.
And even if it's not with Mendes, its difficult to see why Newman would turn it down. Still... we'll have to wait and see.
As in: "we know where you live in case wou want assemble another soundtrack for a 007 movie. Assemble because compose would be insulting for people that actually can do such a thing???" ;)
Well not all of us are one in the same. Our numbers are many, and Arnold was not unpopular.
that is true
But like a decent director for the next one we need a decent composer and since DA is no composer that should rule him out.
As for newcomers, Marco Beltrami would be great. Possibly Howard Shore or Alexandre Desplat too. I've also heard good things about Henry Jackman, the composer for X-Men: First Class.
The top of my wish list is the rather unlikely John Williams. I've always wanted to hear his rendition of the James Bond Theme, the 007 Theme, and a Bond score in general, but the chances of that happening are slim to none, probably. A guy can dream, right?
YOU are among christians here
Sadly James Barry is gone. Best compsoer of the series. David ARnolds good. But for Bond 24, Nightfire 007, lets choose a more comtemprary sound. Black Eyed Pees can do the title and score too