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Originally Posted by Elayis
If ends up doing it (which I highly doubt, but still, let's let this hypothetical situation be pondered for a moment), I would seriously consider not seeing the film. Battle: Los Angeles was one of the worst film experiences I've had in some time, and even though I love Whedon and all of the actors involved... just... no.
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It's all about what the director and producers want. I enjoyed Tyler's
Battle: LA score, but I disagree on that he always delivers bombastic action scores. I'll agree that he relies a bit too much on electronics and percussion nowadays, but Tyler is flexible. He can deliver subtle, suspenseful music and better-arranged action music. (It's just a lot of the producers he works with demand that kind of sound. But at least he composes and conducts all his music when he can.)
When I heard David Newman was scoring Whedon's
Serenity, I was skeptical. But his score was surprisingly different and good... so if Tyler gets the
Avengers gig I'm sure he'll tone down his excesses and such.