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What was that last Jennifer Lopez movie that was worth watching? Thought that was a trick question, huh? Perhaps, I missed the vérité aspects of "Maid in Manhatten", but there is one that pops into my head in which I enjoyed, but whose soundtrack I enjoyed even more - Out of Sight. While it's easy to overlook this film as one more in a series of poor takes on the work of Elmore Leonard, this is a smooth film with good characters that has a soundtrack that is infinitely... MORE
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(Photo courtesy of amazon.com) I really enjoyed Ocean's 11 when I saw it in theatres, and I enjoyed the soundtrack just the same. I passed on Ocean's 12 because I felt that a sequel wasn't necessary & would cheapen the first film. I caved in & watched it on cable recently. I liked the movie but I felt that it wasn't as tight as 11. However, the soundtrack for Ocean's 12 is on point. My favorite tracks are #1 (Ornella Vanoni - _"L'Appuntamento"_), #6 (Piero Umiliani - _... MORE
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4th Place: David Holmes - I Heard Wonders (Dir: Sarah Hay) Want to watch riots in the one country that cannot win a war? Well here is your chance. This video crosses footage from two different riots in France at two different times. What’s a country to do? First Justice, now this! 3rd Place: The Meek - [...]
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I saw the movie Ocean's Thirteen over the weekend and enjoyed it quite a bit. You can read my little review at my main blog.
David Holmes, who did the music for the first two films, also did the music for this one and I must say that his score is damn good. It's just incredibly cool-sounding.
Ocean's Thirteen is a fun flick worth seeing. If that doesn't motivate you to see it, the great music certainly should.
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This album has been a favourite for a long time. David Holmes travelled to New York to collect samples to use for the album, and managed to find some great snippets of New York life, including a chilling story of theft and violence (Let's Get Killed), a debate about whether John Shaft would kick James Bond's ass (Radio 7) and a surprisingly lucid guy listing all the drugs he'd taken in the past couple of days (Caddell Returns). Holmes moved on after this into movie soun... MORE
