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Captain Kirk NCC-1701-A was the bomb!
SolidSnakeMGS said:I didn't know if this deserved it's own thread or not, but here is a blurb about why Williams actually passed on scoring SR.
The latest issue of Spanish film magazine Fotogramas fetures an exclusive article o*n Superman Returns, which cites Brandon Routh's resemblance to Christopher Reeve as o*ne of the reasons why John Williams isn't in charge of the score. "I could never have dealt with this score. He [Brandon] reminded me too much of Chris", admits the Maestro.
dark_b said:i think it was made up. why would he said something like that?
I was wondering about it myself. It is so 'Norman Rockwellish' ,and I think that it would be a mistake not to include it. I trust Ottman more after hearing the podcast; so I think we have nothing to worry about!lujho said:I hope the Smallville theme is still being used (as in John Williams' theme for Smallville in the film - nothing to do with the TV show). That was the one theme that Ottman didn't mention, and it'd really be silly not to use it in the Smallville scenes. It's just a little theme, but it's a nice one.
lujho said:I hope the Smallville theme is still being used (as in John Williams' theme for Smallville in the film - nothing to do with the TV show). That was the one theme that Ottman didn't mention, and it'd really be silly not to use it in the Smallville scenes. It's just a little theme, but it's a nice one.
Asr said:Can you imagine if the movie opened onto a cornfield and started blaring "SOMEBODY SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVE MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!"
SolidSnakeMGS said:^ John Williams wouldn't sign on because he was reminded too much of Chris in Brandon, according to his own words.
You might as well ask why Donner isn't directing, Hackman isn't Luthor, and OTIS isn't in this.
Stewie Griffin said:I doubt he said that. Where did you read that?