I haven't read the article yet, but I just want to say that this is awful for the rest of the world to block the Bush web site! What terrible censorship! I was leaning toward Kerry, but now I'm going to vote for Bush out of protest!
Not to mention the fact the Smith said he does not want to direct it anymore. he doesn't feel confident that he can direct an action movie. I seriously doubt he'll direct this show..
#1 and made as much as the other two new releases put together? I'd say it's a wash at best. The budget was far less than $70 milion, Paramount picked up distribution rights for probably half that, and the foreign territories have already been sold. Just by opening, it has made a profit.
When I think of flop, I think of 3 million Gigli type numbers, not #1 at the freaking box office! OK, I was here and you were here.
You didn't eat crow, and I didn't tell you that you were right.
It's not true that this is now the main theme. From the FAQ on imdb http://imdb.com/title/tt0346156/board/nest/1150995 3?d=11510088#11510088 1) Why is the STARGATE theme in the teaser trailer? Why did they steal the music from Stargate? Will this movie have an original soundtrack?
Because the trailer editor thought it envoked the right mood, and the Paramount marketing people didn't say, no and it wasn't too expensive to license. Its been used in other trailers, and there are Star Gate Freaks all over the internet freaking out on this for some reason.
The score is one of the last parts of a film to be developed. A teaser trailer usually has to be released well before the composer has been able to do much work, if any.
Music from Stargate has been used in the following trailers:
Dragonheart (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Independence Day (1996) - Theatrical Trailer
Jumanji (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Lost in Space (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
Mighty Joe Young (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Mummy (1999) - Theatrical Trailer
Volcano (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Warriors of Virtue (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Waterworld (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Mission to Mars (2000) - TV Trailer
Titan A.E. (2000) - TV Trailer
Dungeons & Dragons (2000) - Theatrical Trailer
Deep Rising (1998) - TV Trailer
The Time Machine (2002) - Theatrical Trailer
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) - TV Trailer
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) - Teaser Trailer
The music is from the original Stargate movie, and was adapted for Stargate SG-1. It also features music from "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within". (It's the music from Aki's dream sequence)
They did not "steal" this music. It's called "licensing" The second trailer doesn't use the Stargate music.
Yes, the movie will use original music composed by Ed Shearmur. It's getting rave reviews, and will be released Sept 7, 2004. You can listen to it here RealPlayer format: http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolmus ic/artists/sony/various/skycaptainsoundtrack/vario us_skycaptainsoundtrack_lp.rm or http://mp.aol.c om/audio.main.adp?mxid=1153566
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It may interest you to know that the Stargate movie "stole" the music for its own trailer:)
from http://www.soundtrack.net/trailers/?cid=S&id=5 91
Stargate (1994) "Rhythm of the Heat" - Peter Gabriel Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - Wojciech Kilar
Because the trailer editor thought it envoked the right mood, and the Paramount marketing people didn't say, no and it wasn't too expensive to license. Its been used in other trailers, and there are Star Gate Freaks all over the internet freaking out on this for some reason.
The score is one of the last parts of a film to be developed. A teaser trailer usually has to be released well before the composer has been able to do much work, if any.
Music from Stargate has been used in the following trailers:
Dragonheart (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Independence Day (1996) - Theatrical Trailer
Jumanji (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Lost in Space (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
Mighty Joe Young (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Mummy (1999) - Theatrical Trailer
Volcano (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Warriors of Virtue (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Waterworld (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Mission to Mars (2000) - TV Trailer
Titan A.E. (2000) - TV Trailer
Dungeons & Dragons (2000) - Theatrical Trailer
Deep Rising (1998) - TV Trailer
The Time Machine (2002) - Theatrical Trailer
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) - TV Trailer
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) - Teaser Trailer
The music is from the original Stargate movie, and was adapted for Stargate SG-1. It also features music from "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within". (It's the music from Aki's dream sequence)
They did not "steal" this music. It's called "licensing" The second trailer doesn't use the Stargate music.
Yes, the movie will use original music composed by Ed Shearmur. It's getting rave reviews, and will be released Sept 7, 2004. You can listen to it here RealPlayer format: http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolmus ic/artists/sony/various/skycaptainsoundtrack/vario us_skycaptainsoundtrack_lp.rm or http://mp.aol.c om/audio.main.adp?mxid=1153566
----
It may interest you to know that the Stargate movie "stole" the music for its own trailer:)
from http://www.soundtrack.net/trailers/?cid=S&id=5 91
Stargate (1994) "Rhythm of the Heat" - Peter Gabriel Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - Wojciech Kilar
Sky Captain was moved from June to September because Spiderman got pushed too close. Money that would have gone to overtime for the animators instead went to getting the job done better.
Crimson Skies was in production when the makers took a tour of the World Of Tomorrow studio and decided to cancel the film.
Slashdot Mirror
Insightful.
Pete, this is 1995, here. We want our lame attempt at humor back.
When will you people learn? Italic type is Off-topic, Bold type is insightful!
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He did a bit more than that
Just didn't know that it was Apple who would do this.
And that it would be this soon.
Guess I win the bet. :-)
You just as well optimize these images in Freehand if necessary. It seems like a potentially great timesaver. YMMV.
If you are talking strictly about overlays, I apoligize.
Either way, it's a Halloween election. Are you voting for John SKERRY or George BOOOOsh?
I haven't read the article yet, but I just want to say that this is awful for the rest of the world to block the Bush web site! What terrible censorship! I was leaning toward Kerry, but now I'm going to vote for Bush out of protest!
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I hope so, then I might actually use it! :D
Kevin Smith's Green Hornet Blog
Not to mention the fact the Smith said he does not want to direct it anymore. he doesn't feel confident that he can direct an action movie. I seriously doubt he'll direct this show..
#1 and made as much as the other two new releases put together? I'd say it's a wash at best. The budget was far less than $70 milion, Paramount picked up distribution rights for probably half that, and the foreign territories have already been sold. Just by opening, it has made a profit.
When I think of flop, I think of 3 million Gigli type numbers, not #1 at the freaking box office! OK, I was here and you were here.
You didn't eat crow, and I didn't tell you that you were right.
I've read the book and know that the trailers and TV ads aren't showing too much.
A few of the online clips go a bit too far, but there's still much more.
It has a plot! If you've seen it, you'd know. I read the 260 page novelization, so I know.
In a week, one of us will be proved wrong
Other people are bringing it up. I'm setting the record straight.
Sorry 'bout that, I didn't take my meds today.
I predict you won't be back here in a week to eat crow.
It's not true that this is now the main theme.5 3?d=11510088#11510088
s ic/artists/sony/various/skycaptainsoundtrack/vario us_skycaptainsoundtrack_lp.rmc om/audio.main.adp?mxid=1153566
:)
From the FAQ on imdb http://imdb.com/title/tt0346156/board/nest/115099
1) Why is the STARGATE theme in the teaser trailer? Why did they steal the music from Stargate? Will this movie have an original soundtrack?
Because the trailer editor thought it envoked the right mood, and the Paramount marketing people didn't say, no and it wasn't too expensive to license. Its been used in other trailers, and there are Star Gate Freaks all over the internet freaking out on this for some reason.
The score is one of the last parts of a film to be developed. A teaser trailer usually has to be released well before the composer has been able to do much work, if any.
Music from Stargate has been used in the following trailers:
Dragonheart (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Independence Day (1996) - Theatrical Trailer
Jumanji (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Lost in Space (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
Mighty Joe Young (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Mummy (1999) - Theatrical Trailer
Volcano (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Warriors of Virtue (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Waterworld (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Mission to Mars (2000) - TV Trailer
Titan A.E. (2000) - TV Trailer
Dungeons & Dragons (2000) - Theatrical Trailer
Deep Rising (1998) - TV Trailer
The Time Machine (2002) - Theatrical Trailer
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) - TV Trailer
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) - Teaser Trailer
The music is from the original Stargate movie, and was adapted for Stargate SG-1.
It also features music from "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within". (It's the music from Aki's dream sequence)
They did not "steal" this music. It's called "licensing"
The second trailer doesn't use the Stargate music.
Yes, the movie will use original music composed by Ed Shearmur.
It's getting rave reviews, and will be released Sept 7, 2004.
You can listen to it here
RealPlayer format: http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolmu
or
http://mp.aol.
----
It may interest you to know that the Stargate movie "stole" the music for its own trailer
from http://www.soundtrack.net/trailers/?cid=S&id=5 91
Stargate (1994)
"Rhythm of the Heat" - Peter Gabriel
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - Wojciech Kilar
"It's not true that this is now the main theme."
Which means we are in agreement.
So did about 16 other films. Grow up!5 3?d=11510088#11510088
s ic/artists/sony/various/skycaptainsoundtrack/vario us_skycaptainsoundtrack_lp.rmc om/audio.main.adp?mxid=1153566
:)
from the FAQ on imdb http://imdb.com/title/tt0346156/board/nest/115099
1) Why is the STARGATE theme in the teaser trailer? Why did they steal the music from Stargate? Will this movie have an original soundtrack?
Because the trailer editor thought it envoked the right mood, and the Paramount marketing people didn't say, no and it wasn't too expensive to license. Its been used in other trailers, and there are Star Gate Freaks all over the internet freaking out on this for some reason.
The score is one of the last parts of a film to be developed. A teaser trailer usually has to be released well before the composer has been able to do much work, if any.
Music from Stargate has been used in the following trailers:
Dragonheart (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Independence Day (1996) - Theatrical Trailer
Jumanji (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Lost in Space (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
Mighty Joe Young (1998) - Theatrical Trailer
The Mummy (1999) - Theatrical Trailer
Volcano (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Warriors of Virtue (1997) - Theatrical Trailer
Waterworld (1995) - Theatrical Trailer
Mission to Mars (2000) - TV Trailer
Titan A.E. (2000) - TV Trailer
Dungeons & Dragons (2000) - Theatrical Trailer
Deep Rising (1998) - TV Trailer
The Time Machine (2002) - Theatrical Trailer
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) - TV Trailer
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) - Teaser Trailer
The music is from the original Stargate movie, and was adapted for Stargate SG-1.
It also features music from "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within". (It's the music from Aki's dream sequence)
They did not "steal" this music. It's called "licensing"
The second trailer doesn't use the Stargate music.
Yes, the movie will use original music composed by Ed Shearmur.
It's getting rave reviews, and will be released Sept 7, 2004.
You can listen to it here
RealPlayer format: http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolmu
or
http://mp.aol.
----
It may interest you to know that the Stargate movie "stole" the music for its own trailer
from http://www.soundtrack.net/trailers/?cid=S&id=5 91
Stargate (1994)
"Rhythm of the Heat" - Peter Gabriel
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - Wojciech Kilar
Sky Captain was moved from June to September because Spiderman got pushed too close. Money that would have gone to overtime for the animators instead went to getting the job done better.
Crimson Skies was in production when the makers took a tour of the World Of Tomorrow studio and decided to cancel the film.
Harry Knowles is not the director, Conran is. Knowles is the financial backer/producer. http://imdb.com/title/tt0401729/fullcredits