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The Author and I obviously have different definitions of classical music. They point out a 'villain' playing Bach. But to me, the whole film score is classical
by benj111 8y ago
The Author and I obviously have different definitions of classical music.
They point out a 'villain' playing Bach. But to me, the whole film score is classical music. Yes the film is about an evil thing but the music conveys other things.
He identifies A clockwork Orange as a turning point . I could point to a host of 70s and 80s film that had classical music scores, Star Wars, Indiana Jones etc, etc.
I'll admit 'pop' music has become more popular in recent films, but classical music is still really good at communicating certain moods, including but not necessarily villainy.
- Freak_NL 8y ago> I could point to a host of 70s and 80s film that had classical music scores, Star Wars, Indiana Jones etc, etc. Let's not forget Zardoz (1974)! Weird sci-fi, Sean Connery, and Beethoven's Seventh; what's not to like?
- benj111 8y agoThat's the one with Sean Connery with pony tail and underpants? I want to look to confirm, but then I don't..... Edit: Even worse than I remember. I had forgotten the bandolier.