The Cloverfield Paradox by Bear McReary from Amazon https://mega.nz/#F!PhMgyYbC!VjSiaUuI3_-miodIar4d8Q

Thanks. Does it relate to Bear McCreary's 10 Cloverfield Lane at all?

Gia's agitated string motif from "Roar" is quite prominent throughout. And it's a terribly dumb mash-up of a film, by the way.

Cool. I actually liked that piece, which is unusual for me to like Giacchino.

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Do I need to put together a Giacchino Mix tape to convert you?

Thanks. Does it relate to Bear McCreary's 10 Cloverfield Lane at all?

I don't know about that but apparently it ties some stuff together with Cloverfield, the first one. Or did you solely mean thematically?

Why not both?

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Thanks. Does it relate to Bear McCreary's 10 Cloverfield Lane at all?

Spiritually and stylistically, yes. I've listened through it a few times and I haven't picked up on any direct nods to or quotes of 10 Cloverfield Lane. I've heard it borrows from Giacchino's Roar! suite from the original Cloverfield's end credits, but I haven't listened to that enough times to get a good enough grasp.

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Still don't know what to think of the movie, but to say I wasn't intrigued throughout would be wrong. Very refreshing after the super bowl. And it gave us more Bear McCreary!

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Thanks so much. Looking forward to listening to this after I watch the film.

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Thanks! As a big fan of the Cloverfield movies, I thought this would have been better as a stand alone, i.e. not in the universe, as originally planned. The Cloverfield stuff seemed forced in and even took away from the story. The visuals were great, though.

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