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Tag Archives: Michael Giacchino
504. Giant-Sized Man-Thing
Once again it’s time for a brand new episode of The Flickcast. The podcast about stuff nerds love. This week it’s Episode 504: Giant-Sized Man-Thing. Some of the stuff nerds love this week include the amazing Marvel horror special Werewolf … Continue reading
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Tagged Andor, Bernt Spiner, Chadwick Boseman, Charlie Cox, Diago Luna, Gael Garcia Bernal, Giant Sized Man Thing, Harriet Sansom Harris, Kevin Can Go F***k Himself, Kirk Thatcher, Laura Donnelly, Man-Thing, Marvel, Michael Giacchino, Morfydd Clark, Patrick Stewart, Rings of Power, She-Hulk, Star Trek: Picard, Star Wars, Tatiana Maslany, Wakanda Forever, Werewolf By Night
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Film Score Friday: ‘Film Music 2011’ by Various Artists
Silva Screen Music is a class outfit, they release really good music and great collections from some of the top composers and movies of today. In the past we looked at their collections of music from Hans Zimmer and James … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Drama, Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Harry Potter, Movies, Music, News, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Transformers, Twilight
Tagged 2011, Alexandre Desplat, Carter Burwell, City of Prague Philharmonic, cliff martinez, Film Music 2011, film music review, Film Score Friday, Harry Potter, Henry Jackman, London Music Works, Michael Giacchino, Movies, Silva Screen, Steven Jablonsky, Transformers, Twlight
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Film Score Friday: ‘Cars 2’ by Michael Giacchino
PIXAR began taking the cinematic world by storm in 1995 with the original Toy Story. Part of what made that film so good was the songs and score by Randy Newman, who would go on to write music for the … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comedy, Disney, Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Movies, News, Pixar, Reviews
Tagged Animation, Cars, Cars 2, CD, Disney, Film Score, Film Score Friday, Michael Giacchino, Pixar, review
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New ‘Super 8’ Clip Hits the Net
We’ve been following this one for a long time since the days when we only knew a bit about the story. Fortunately, over the months we’ve gotten more and more info about J.J. Abrams Super 8, including a poster and … Continue reading
Posted in Abrams, Movies, News, Paramount, Sci-Fi, Trailers, Video
Tagged Amanda Michalka, Amblin, Bad Robot, Elle Fanning, J.J Abrams, Kyle Chandler, Matt Damon, Michael Giacchino, Ron Eldard, Steven Spielberg, Super 8
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Fantastic Fest Wrap Up: Day One
By Shannon Hood and Jane Almirall Each day we will provide you with capsule reviews and impressions of the films we see at Fantastic Fest, along with any activities or interviews we attend. Complete reviews and interviews can be found … Continue reading
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Tagged Alamo Drafthouse, Buried, Chloe Moretz, Edward Norton, Elias Koteas, Fantastic Fest, Film Festival, Frances Conroy, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Let Me In, Matt Reeves, Michael Giacchino, Milla Jovovich, Reviews, Richard Jenkins, Robert De Niro, Rodrigo Cortés, Ryan Reynolds, Stone, Tim League
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Oscar Winning Composer Michael Giacchino Scoring ‘John Carter Of Mars’
Lots of names come to mind when thinking of the more popular film score composers of the past two decades. Names like Danny Elfman, John Williams, and Quincy Jones have dominated the craft for so long, it’s refreshing when a … Continue reading
Posted in Abrams, Action, Announcements, Disney, Movies, Music, News, Sci-Fi
Tagged Bryan Cranston, Disney, Dominic West, J.J. Abrams, John Carter of Mars, Lynn Collins, Mark Strong, Michael Giacchino, Polly Walker, Samantha Morton, Star Trek, Taylor Kitsch, Thomas Hayden Church, Up, Willem Dafoe
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