[Closed] HANS ZIMMER

Timmer wrote


A Zimmer love massage

Nautilus wrote


No , because I don't like Gladitor.

Nautilus wrote


The Da Vinci Code is far, far a better score.

The last Samurai is another far, far a better score.

Both more coherents, personals and matures.

At world's End and King Arthur are fore more enjoyable.

Christodoulides wrote
Jordi, GLADIATOR and THE THIN RED LINE admittedly surpasses everything that Zimmer has written in his career so far; even your most beloved AT WORLD'S END - which itself carries elements from Gladiator among others. You just have to realize and let go

Christodoulides wrote
Jordi, GLADIATOR and THE THIN RED LINE admittedly surpasses everything that Zimmer has written in his career so far; even your most beloved AT WORLD'S END - which itself carries elements from Gladiator among others. You just have to realize and let go

Nautilus wrote


Including The Da Vinci Code?

...Just as much thought went into the musical score for “Kung Fu Panda” (using an orchestra with instruments!) as into the film’s tapestry of sounds. In a move that mirrored the sound design collaboration of Van der Ryn and Aadahl, filmmakers sought to bring onboard two composers, and were elated when the Academy Award®-winning composer Hans Zimmer and award winner John Powell agreed to work together to create the score.

“We knew from the outset that we wanted an orchestral score with no contemporary songs to disrupt the timeless feel of our story,” says Stevenson. “We also wanted an epic musical soundscape to compliment our spectacular production design and big action set pieces, and we also wanted to be able to downshift and be small and intimate. Lastly we wanted a score that felt Chinese in its orchestration but was accessible to Western audiences. Zimmer and Powell’s beautiful music enriches and deepens the emotional experience of watching ‘Kung Fu Panda’ in ways we could not have imagined.”

Osborne picks up, “We have watched the movie hundreds of times by now — we know it inside and out and there is nothing about it that surprises us as the filmmakers anymore. But, the first time we heard it accompanied by Hans and John’s score, all of us found ourselves moved to tears on more than one occasion. It is a truly beautiful score that binds and unifies the world of ‘Kung Fu Panda.’ We are very proud to have Hans and John’s music in our movie.”...

...Just as much thought went into the musical score for “Kung Fu Panda” (using an orchestra with instruments!)

lp wrote


Sure. I also wonder if either composer is a nipple gong kind of guy.