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Atticus Ross would be a great fit
Many people associate this score, as also been used in Superman Returns, as the Superman sound. For Man of Steel to have something that's as recognisable as well, that could pose a bit of a dilemma, or problem if you would. They want something completely new, a new story, but they may also want something, music-wise in this particular case, that's as recognisable as the score from the Reeve movies.
You are free to disagree with me, but I think it will be hard to think of music that captures the people as the seventies score.
But that's probably not going to happen. It's in people's nature to grab back to something that already was great. They will compare to the well-known score, and they will critique it and many will not like it. I safely dare to say it.Thats the thing. No new score (no matter how brilliant) is going to have the resonance of the Williams music. By definition, something brand new cant be as familiarly comforting as something thats been around for 35 years. If thats the standard the MOS score has to meet, it will fail. Best to judge it on its own terms and compare it to analogous films/scores not, specifically, STM/Williams.
I was wondering when they usually announce the composer......anyone know?
Dunno if he was rumored, but he's sort of Snyder's court composer, so naturally he's being linked to it. I could live with him as well.
Takes a while. James Horner was just announced for The Amazing Spider-Man less than a month ago.
I was wondering when they usually announce the composer......anyone know?
Tyler Bates was rumoured a few years ago, wasn't he?
I would think so, but Snyder's working with a different main crew than usual, so I dunno.
J'agreed. Though I have liked the Gregson-Williams stuff I've heard (which, granted, isn't much), my instincts would sooner have me choose Powell. I think it was when I heard his score for "How to Train Your Dragon" that I thought, this guy could provide a really rousing, heroic score for Superman.A John Powell score for MOS would definitely rock.