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Well. This score have a shit EQ. I corrected this on my suite. Discover.
MY LIRYC SUITE OF SCORE WITH EQ (https://cloud.mail.ru/public/DRpj/vJ8ndgNkd)
tracklist : 27-9-4-3-14-15-6-16-24-26-1
TRACKLIST:
(27 / 66:31)
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01. Ben-Hur Theme [02:53]
02. Jerusalem 33 A.D. / Sibling Rivalry [02:23]
03. Carrying Judah [01:57]
04. Mother’s Favorite [01:22]
05. Messala Leaves Home [01:34]
06. Dear Messala [01:47]
07. Messala Returns [01:34]
08. Speaking of Zealots [01:27]
09. Messala and Tirzah [01:36]
10. Brothers Divide [01:40]
11. Home Invasion [04:41]
12. Galley Slaves [05:00]
13. Rammed Hard [02:19]
14. Judah Ashore [02:30]
15. Horse Healer [01:26]
16. Ben and Esther [01:39]
17. Training [03:19]
18. Invitation [01:16]
19. Ilderim Wagers [02:38]
20. Leper Colony / Messala Will Pay [03:04]
21. The Circus [02:40]
22. Chariots of Fire [04:18]
23. Brother vs. Brother [04:26]
24. Carried Off [01:23]
25. Jesus Arrested [03:10]
26. Forgiveness [01:52]
27. Modeh Ani Haiku [02:50]
Anyway, thanks a lot 🙂
Anyway, thanks a lot 🙂
His release tonight
I’ve no interest in the film, especially since I noticed Arrius’ role is cut. As for the score…compared to Beltrami’s work for Gods of Egypt, it’s a total disappointment. Compared to two Ben Hur scores I vastly enjoy – Rozsa and Carl Davis…HAHA.
Beltrami didn’t have as much freedom or time writing this one, I think. Once the score got to more action, it sounds like a poor attempt at emulating Remote Control/Zimmer Gladiator and just isn’t exciting at all. Complete disappointment. 2/5 Back to Gods of Egypt for me! (Besides the early tracks, this just wasn’t worth the time).
I’ve no interest in the film, especially since I noticed Arrius’ role is cut. As for the score…compared to Beltrami’s work for Gods of Egypt, it’s a total disappointment. Compared to two Ben Hur scores I vastly enjoy – Rozsa and Carl Davis…HAHA.
Beltrami didn’t have as much freedom or time writing this one, I think. Once the score got to more action, it sounds like a poor attempt at emulating Remote Control/Zimmer Gladiator and just isn’t exciting at all. Complete disappointment. 2/5 Back to Gods of Egypt for me! (Besides the early tracks, this just wasn’t worth the time).
Not surprised in the least to read this.
Chariots of Fire,Brother vs. Brother,Forgiveness .I agree with you tosheii.
I’ve no interest in the film, especially since I noticed Arrius’ role is cut. As for the score…compared to Beltrami’s work for Gods of Egypt, it’s a total disappointment. Compared to two Ben Hur scores I vastly enjoy – Rozsa and Carl Davis…HAHA.
Beltrami didn’t have as much freedom or time writing this one, I think. Once the score got to more action, it sounds like a poor attempt at emulating Remote Control/Zimmer Gladiator and just isn’t exciting at all. Complete disappointment. 2/5 Back to Gods of Egypt for me! (Besides the early tracks, this just wasn’t worth the time).
I’m disappointed to read this.
I was hoping for a Gods of Egypt esque score as well, but from what tosheii speaks of, I suppose it isn’t.
It makes me wonder if the score turned out the way Beltrami intended it to be, or if, as tosheii said, he didn’t have as much freedom. Either way, that’s a shame.
Nor am I. Hopefully the movie is as bad as the score and it will bomb so hard that no studio will ever attempt to remake a classic like Ben-Hur (yes I know the Charlton Heston one is a remake, but that’s different) ever again. I pray I’ve long been dead the day a Lawrence of Arabia remake comes along.
NEVER.
If so, it be done right. But remakes don’t usually get it right, so, yeah. NEVER.
That won’t happen. Studios want to win more money than spend. They aren’t THAT stupid. THEY KNOW Lawrence de Arabia cannot ever be reprised. Don’t worry about that.
There are many naive producers xd
That is right, but the studio heads give them the money so they have the last say in everything.
Let’s be real guys. Remakes will happen, but not of masterpieces like Lawrence of Arabia. They are untouchable and Sony knows that. It’s impossible to do it again, and besides it’s pointless.
Many, actually. I guess it’s not as significant a film as Lawrence of Arabia, then.
It’s very different.
Maybe Adorno was right afterall.
Regarding Lawrence: It’s getting a remake, along with Back to the Future, Taxi Driver, Starship Troopers, Gone with the Wind and Zulu. I bet all my money on it. Remember it’s not what the films are about, it’s about brand recognition and marketability. Just look at Ghostbusters. Maybe we should put an end to Hollywood board meetings before they fully intend to erase all these great films and scores from existence in favor of their new shiny manufactured toys. And all just for money… fuck everything. From my point of view the Hollywood of today is the antithesis of culture. And when you research how this "dream factory" once began and what ideals it once defended… makes you really reflect on things (Christ I’m becoming old).
You are very generous to share with us all these scores!
MY LIRYC SUITE OF SCORE WITH EQ (https://cloud.mail.ru/public/DRpj/vJ8ndgNkd)
tracklist : 27-9-4-3-14-15-6-16-24-26-1
MY LIRYC SUITE OF SCORE WITH EQ (https://cloud.mail.ru/public/DRpj/vJ8ndgNkd)
Wow, the score is really bad.. it sounds generic and autotuned..
I’m sure there were plenty of terrible movies in 1959. But only the good ones have been remembered.
Well, the suite Bart gave us, I didn’t like the start, but the melody at the ending of that sounds really nice (to me)
Terrible.
The movie is a modern day action pic… and that’s what composers are hired to score! Not your imagination of what it should be like or score a new movie with approach completely out of place and severly dated as the 1959 version and then get fired for not following demands and requirements of the filmmakers or what the movie they are supposed to work on demands!
The score is excellent in my book!
The movie is a modern day action pic… and that’s what composers are hired to score! Not your imagination of what it should be like or score a new movie with approach completely out of place and severly dated as the 1959 version and then get fired for not following demands and requirements of the filmmakers or what the movie they are supposed to work on demands!
The score is excellent in my book!
Did you just say the 1959 version is dated? It holds up marvelously to this day still. Are you the type of dude that says everything old sucks? Because if so then you suck.
Gotta agree the Re-recording of EL CID sounds marvelous
The movie is a modern day action pic… and that’s what composers are hired to score
That’s right. You cannot expect a masterful score from a similar movie (well, it may happen but that’s extremely rare).
It’s pointless to even try to compare this new movie to even half of the classic one, same for thei respective scores.
I also can understand your "dated" thing about the classic score… It’s a completely different approach to film scoring, and especcially for very young people (like me), it’s quite difficult to approach those scores with full pleasure. Especcially for me, that I’m very attracted by Zimmer’s blockbuster scores…
Rep. Added.
The movie is a modern day action pic… and that’s what composers are hired to score! Not your imagination of what it should be like or score a new movie with approach completely out of place and severly dated as the 1959 version and then get fired for not following demands and requirements of the filmmakers or what the movie they are supposed to work on demands!
The score is excellent in my book!
I have. It’s terrible. Listen to Gods of Egypt by the same composer. It ticks off all of what you said and might not be a necessarily good film, but the same composer spoke about how he got to make grandiose themes for it in the vein of older Hollywood films. That score sounds modern, but the style of composing, the sweeping epic feel, it is still there in many of the tracks. :rolleyes: I can’t see any reason why people would defend the Ben Hur remake, a classic example of Hollywood greed (and stupidity), but each to own (there IS some good score in here like others have said…just it’s been mastered terribly and it’s far and few between imo). I think many of us were expecting more of what style of score, not another Zimmer clone.