So, I’m still getting bludgeoned over the head with work from other places, including one new place that pays extra nice in comparison to what I’m doing nowadays. That’ll be linked to later however, so for now, here are a few things from the local, including one incredibly out of date article. Hilariously, Recast is getting people incredibly upset which tends to be my accidental forte. Regardless, I enjoy recasting movie soundtracks that I think are shit, and frankly, find it amusing when people get all into it as well. People tend to be unable to separate a song from a moment in a film, regardless of how ill-fitting it may be. In the case of Blade Runner I was merely adding a soundtrack, one that regardless of the array of negative comments, I still feel would be an excellent addition to the film.
Ten Band-Inspired Costume Ideas:
Halloween, the time when adults decide to don their favorite witty getups, whether it be the intellectual “Freudian slip” or the pop culture driven “Christian Bale Yelling.” We’re sure some of you are short on ideas, so we’ve compiled a list of band inspired costumes to wear to your favorite party. So then, what are you going to be…
Recast: What the Ghostbusters 2 Soundtrack Should Have Been:
Last Recast, we looked at film with an excellent score and added some licensed music to spice it up with mixed results. This time around we’ll look at one of the arguably worst licensed soundtracks of any film, Ghostbusters 2. Now, keep in mind, we’re not saying we don’t appreciate Randy Edelman’s score here but the soundtrack is such a ugly sign of its times it’s in need of some serious work. This is Recast, in which we appoint ourselves soundtrack supervisors of existing films…
Recast: What the Blade Runner Soundtrack Could Have Been:
Movie soundtracks have the ability to create mood and atmosphere in an interesting way when utilized properly. Changing or adding to a soundtrack is a way to create a completely new experience. Blade Runner is one of the greatest science fiction movies of all time but the soundtrack has always felt a bit lacking. Although the film doesn’t feature any licensed music, that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t have. Even though these proposed changes would dramatically change the mood of the film, we’ve got a few suggestions for where Ridley Scott could have ditched the Vangelis score in favor of some less ambient music. Welcome to the inaugural edition of our latest feature, Recast, in which we appoint ourselves as soundtrack supervisors for an existing film…
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