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Day 74 of our #Essential125 Film Scores and our next selection from Hans Zimmer comes from his Oscar-winning work on The Lion King. The film's music is definitely one of its greatest aspects, and Zimmer's score helped elevate the story from just a kids' animated flick to something much grander and more cinematic. Listen to it here: https://youtu.be/FNBAmsriyY8
Day 73 of our #Essential125 Film Scores and our next selection from Hans Zimmer comes from probably his greatest work, Gladiator. There's not much explanation needed for why it's so great. It just is. Zimmer's collaboration with singer Lisa Gerrard made this score as close to perfect as a score could get. While the end of the movie is the most famous as far as the score goes, it's "Progeny" that sets the stage in the very beginning and sends chills down the spine. Listen to it here: https://youtu.be/U24aQLDdRrU
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"Overall, this movie is a holiday horror epic. ... I will be watching Violent Night every year from here on out."Read our review for Violent Night by clicking the link in our bio! 🎄🎅 🔪
"White Noise makes exorbitant promises and provides some tantalizing snippets. However, this ultimately proves to be a film that wants to do too much."Read our review of Noah Baumbach's White Noise by clicking the link in our bio!
Day 72 of our #Essential125 Film Scores begins our picks from Hans Zimmer, the undisputed rock star of score composers. One of his most recent works, the score for Dune (part 1) definitely ranks as one of his best, combining a futuristic sound with tribal drums and vocals that are incredibly powerful. Listen to "Gom Jabbar" and remember that 'fear is the mind killer': https://youtu.be/L2o6LNGmLD8
"While The Son brings some dynamite performances, it is ultimately weighed down where it matters the most. This casts a shadow over the narrative and holds back the emotional power a story like this thrives on."Read our review of Florian Zeller's The Son by clicking the link in our bio!
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