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the importance of music in film

I recently saw "Rudderless". I highly recommend this film to all. (A) main theme here was the (music). This music/the song writing, I found to be excellent in every way. It was absolutely amazing IMO.

I watched the credits but cannot remember the songwriters.
Worth checking out in any rate.
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almarg
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One of my (and my wife's) all time favorite films is the 1964 French musical "The_Umbrellas_of_Cherbourg". It is the only film I am aware of in which every word is sung, not spoken. The music was composed by Michel Legrand.

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czarivey
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Al I adore this soundtrack as well!
martykl
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One of my closest friends, Rob Guillory, does amazing soundtracks. His most recent, Long Distance Revolutionary, is a really adventurous exercise in avant-garde guitar composition. Unfortunately, the movie is hard to watch and many may find it offensive.

Music's great, tho.
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Remember Roadhouse? The best part of the film was Jeff Healy. Wow!, what a superb artist who left us too soon.

Watched Whiplash last night, now that's great jazz music!
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There are times when music is more important than dialogue; as a matter of fact, no dialogue would be as effective as this music with absolutely no dialogue. There is love, and there is "I will kill for you, I will die for you", kind of love. This particular scene in this movie expresses that kind of love, with absolutely no dialogue, just the music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OKQdp6iGUk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjURPebrbrY

Enjoy the music.
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