Baloney! It's not apparent anywhere. I doubt Elfman fans are as childish, volatile, and unhinged as Zimmers fans have been over Elfman's JL.
Baloney! It's not apparent anywhere. I doubt Elfman fans are as childish, volatile, and unhinged as Zimmers fans have been over Elfman's JL.
The one thing that disappointed me about BvS' score was that only half of MoS' themes were used. Clark's is the only notable return (and it's overused until it becomes obnoxious), with Zod's theme, and Launch & Battle Continues cues only used once each.
But the Superman, Lois and Flight themes were all absent. Zimmer said when spotting the film he couldn't find a place for Superman's theme in the film, but at the very least Lois' theme could've been used during her investigations.
What really hurts it is that it's very simplistic and always played on piano. If Zimmer and Snyder were adamant in using it so frequently, they at least could've mixed up the orchestration. Something like the Earth suite would've been nice, it has that Morricone flair. Or maybe more traditionally orchestral.
But it's used in practically every Clark/Superman theme and it gets old fast. I remember hearing it for the first time in the last MoS trailer and loving it, but now I'm at the point where when I listen to either MoS or BvS and that theme comes on I skip the track.
Bloody hell, the sound effects in 5.1 are in the exactly same channels as Elfman's score.
WB intentionally torturing you.
Yep...so annoying. At least the dialogue and some of the sound effects are together without the score.
I wouldn't be as critical of it if Danny Elfman didn't act like an entitled prick about it along with his "oh, my Batman theme should be the only Batman theme" comments.