Score: A Film Music Documentary (2016)

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Hans Zimmer
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Danny Elfman
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John Williams
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Trent Reznor
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James Cameron
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Release date: 5 September 2017

Tags: Music (2), Documentary (2), Politics (1), Movies (1), Danny Elfman (1), Musicians (1), Film Studies (1), Storytelling (1), Directors (1), 2010s (1), Sound (1), Film Industry (1), Hans Zimmer (1), Abbey Road (1), 2016 (1)

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BradWesley123's Movie Journal- July 2018 (32 movies items)

" Hulu- 1hr. 33min. First Viewing While it doesn't necessarily break any new ground in regards to documentaries on cinema, Score is a fun little piece of ear porn that'll satisfy cinema and music fans. The biggest disappointment of the film is that it doesn't really delve too deep into the process of creating music for films. While it does offer a few insights, too much of the film is devoted to the history of scoring. It's all quite fun, even the history, the one does wish the film went for more"

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