Best Original Music

Started by MacGuffin, April 06, 2009, 08:03:47 PM

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MacGuffin



Best Original Music: THE DARK KNIGHT (James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer)

THE NOMINEES

The Dark Knight
Milk
Slumdog Millionaire
Synecdoche, New York
Wall•E
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Kal

Give me a fucking break. Even for the Slumdog haters you have to admit the music was fricking awesome.

picolas

i'm surprised synecdoche or wall e didn't take it. this is a pretty darn good score/i like it, but it's also pretty conventional. this must be the first time brion has lost in a year he wrote something.

©brad

Yeah this is one we definitely got wrong.  :yabbse-undecided:

Sleepless

Quote from: kal on April 07, 2009, 12:55:14 AM
Give me a fucking break. Even for the Slumdog haters you have to admit the music was fricking awesome.

What Kal said.
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Stefen

I'm VERY surprised (and a bit disappointed) that Brion didn't win. I'm okay with DK winning, but it just seems like such a safe, by the numbers type of score.
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Fernando

I was gonna say something similar to Kal and then I realized I voted for TDK  :yabbse-undecided:

I fucked up and deleted the wrong one...

squints

I just can't justifiably say Slumdog because they play two versions of Paper Plans back to fucking back.

Jon Brion should've won. 
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