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Am I the only one who feels that the soundtracks highly influence the quality of the movie?

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ComicLover13 said:
I feel like they affect it for sure, but I'm usually too busy paying attention to the movie to notice the background music.
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Lievlover45 said:
No you're not, I feel the same way. The muziki in the back ground sort of give wewe the hint of what will happen in a few sekunde and etc. But wewe are defiantly not only man!!!!
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Alycat4848 said:
muziki has always been a big contributor to the whole cinema experience ever since the silent era. The right au wrong muziki changes the whole tone of a piece and this is why I believe that movie composers really deserve zaidi credit than they get. There are a few zaidi "household" names like John Williams and Danny Elfman but so many go unknown. Like the guy who composed the muziki the muziki for Pan's Labyrinth, au the guy who composed the muziki for The Red Shoes, au the muziki for Grave of the Fireflies, au Spirited Away. I had to look up all those guys and I absolutely loved those sinema and their scores! But people can only remember so many names and if wewe want the composer to get recognition go watch musicals. Even though those have the opposite problem of the composers get too much credit. Seriously Andrew Lloyd Webber is one of the most well known musical composers and all his shows are "Andrew Lloyd Webber's ____" and that guy doesn't even write his own lyrics!
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I completely agree! I had an entire conversation with an old friend of mine who believes that muziki has almost no impact on the movie going experience and how there is almost no difference between the different movie's soundtracks. Oh, she really shouldn't have alisema that and it got rather heated. I agree that in the world of vichekesho vya muziki it can get a little overexposed, but I wonder if part of that is on their end trying to make up for their lack of recognition in the film realm.
x-menobsessed26 posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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Oh gosh. My muziki professor was just talking about this the other day. Some guy was arguing that our perception of muziki is conditioned kwa society while my professor was arguing that certain muziki has inherent meaning no matter how au where wewe were raised. He used movie soundtracks as an example and if your friend had been in that classroom I can only imagine the fireworks.
Alycat4848 posted zaidi ya mwaka mmoja uliopita
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That would certainly have been something worth watching. I wonder what sort of muziki should have been played in the background. xD
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I've got the perfect choice. They could play "The Confrontation" from the Les Miserables musical (not the awful movie). Epic and overly dramatic and perfect.
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X-Rose17 said:
Yes. Interestingly enough, the quality of the soundtracks (in my opinion) actually follow my opinions of the qualities of the movies. The worse the soundtrack, the worse the movie. The best soundtracks are the ones which force wewe to feel the emotions of the seen. It's like I always say, like would be much zaidi dramatic with a soundtrack. Imagine all of those bitches fighting on Facebook to a theme song au something.
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