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Yes, that was a great gift to the world. There'd be no Bond forums without it, or anything else for that matter! I, and no doubt countless others, are eternally grateful to Sir Timothy. :)
Can't recognise who that is. An author?
Some movies have had this feature like Rocky Horror Picture Show and The Room but these movies didn't quite use internet crowd-viewership to boost ratings as often.
Would anyone be interested in raising awareness about a certain film that they feel audiences and critics overlooked? If so, how would you create a feasible plan of action in which we can take a good movie and shine upon it to show studios that audiences don't like only superhero movies and big blockbuster style films?
If we develop a plan here and carry it out as a way to test out the movement, it would be cool.
Take a better look here:
https://www.behance.net/portfolio/editor?project_id=76909923
Mancini did this more than once.
It's good scoring, and practical too, in that the music doesn't have to bend and contort to accommodate the ever-changing physical action. It does its own thing, and it's less notes to write!
I always liked that sequence in Revenge... Mancini did some great work on the Pink Panther movies
2:50 onward one of my favorite Mancini themes from the films.
I also love the Inspector Clouseau theme from Strikes Again.
I wish they would release the film version of the main title of Return. The album version is missing the music that plays while Clouseau and the Pink Panther are coming and going through the doors.
I have had tracks on tape and cd over the years and now a few from Amazon Music. YouTube seems to have the best selection when I was checking yesterday, I would be happy to purchase complete scores of all the films. Mancini did some great variations of the main theme, I do like Revenge... main theme...
The themes work so well with the animated intro's
In multiple cities, but Augsburg is all clear again. The Tombs of the Bleuchamps are in no danger anymore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwR98IoWpuA&t=1m14s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-wbg991Nbs&t=36s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJw5hwa8Tik&t=2m50s
https://picosong.com/wbbEs/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkMutd9EI98&t=55s (or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDDqdnrB8WU&t=56s)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUgVZOtADhA&t=1m13s
"Nothing more than a common thief..."
It definitly is interesting. That's how much the Bond theme must have been stuck in his head.
Yes. The Bond music style is part of the Barry music style. If Bond hadn't come along, Barry would've explored that style in other films (and he did, only probably to a lesser extent).
"Hehe! Free drugs everywhere!"
that he made for TPOAL.
Yep, they became obsolete waiting for Dalton III.
Luckily the robots still had some potential scrap metal value, so he was quids in! Pucka!
Walken : More cowbells ?
:D
@JWPepper hey Not all right wing minded people are lunatics the left has alot them too
I didn't say anything different. It's just that these current threats I am talking about do come from apparently Nazi type persons. And yes, we (Germany) also had IS(IS)/Islamist threats here and there...but the latest "leftist" terrorists I remember were a long time ago (over here, that is), but they did happen. Remember the "Red Army Faction" of the seventies? No really "leftist terrorist" killings since then, actually. What we had besides Islamist attacks were murders by Nazis.
And I have to face the fact that at least these days, as a traditional liberal in Europe (which is not a synonym, but quite the opposite of a socialist over here), I'm also more right-wing than left-wing in our political spectrum. That being said, American "conservatives" (I put that in quotes, because I don't see them "conserving" anything, rather the opposite) would probably be considered right-wing extremists over here. Not necessarily fascist, or dangerous, or terrorist, or lunatic, but extremist nevertheless. For instance, no person in Germany or even Europe in his/her right mind claiming to be taken seriously would wish to abolish government-organised universal health care. Not even the nationalist/racist fringe.
By the way, I also didn't use the word "lunatic", that was you.
Also BTW, "JWPepper" is a different member who was here before I came and tried to enroll with my former "j_w_pepper" screen name from the defunct IMDb board two years ago, which worked, and "JWPepper" graciously allowed me to keep it. So you notified the wrong member here, which is why I only reply now.
Still, no hard feelings, but it seems you feel attacked by something I haven't said in the first place.