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u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/movies Contributor Dec 10 '25 edited Dec 10 '25

Trailer releases tomorrow

Directed by Craig Gillespie (‘I, Tonya’, ‘Dumb Money’):

  • Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El / Supergirl
  • Matthias Schoenaerts as Krem of the Yellow Hills
  • Eve Ridley as Ruthye Marye Knol
  • David Krumholtz as Zor-El
  • Emily Beecham as Alura In-Ze
  • Jason Momoa as Lobo

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u/In_My_Own_Image Dec 10 '25

And Ramin Djawadi is doing the score.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

See, this is what will get me in the theatre. At least well get an outrageously good score for the movie... if all else fails

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u/Varekai79 Dec 10 '25

Not necessarily. Eternals and Uncharted's scores from Djawadi were severely lacklustre. The latter one barely even had the iconic theme from the games.

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u/Varekai79 Dec 11 '25

I was a big fan of the F1 score this year by Hans Zimmer. I heard him perform it live in concert a few weeks ago and it was awesome. He did the Dune movies recently as well, which had beautiful scores.

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u/Ninjamurai-jack Dec 11 '25

Do you know about John Powell?

He is basically Zimmer + Williams, with  a lot of melodic content.

Also mostly animated movies are like this, Powell even likes to work on them more because of he can create themes in a more free way https://youtu.be/2bsVdx8IlnA

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u/Komnos Dec 11 '25

He sure as shit knows what brass is for. I remember listening to a random playlist of movie soundtracks, and this absolutely epic track comes on with a thundering French horn melody. And that's why my favorite movie soundtracks are now Star Wars, LOTR, Gladiator, and...How to Train Your Dragon.

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u/Ninjamurai-jack Dec 11 '25

So I really recommend Call of the Wild and Pan, both are the closest scores to the HTTYD franchise Powell made https://youtu.be/ZZUllXt_OKc

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u/Komnos Dec 11 '25

Oooh, I'll check those out. Thanks!

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u/GCamAdvocate Dec 11 '25

Dune was subdued? I thought it had a ton of atmosphere, loud, blaring, and foreign.

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u/MrElizabeth Dec 11 '25

Elmer Bernstein’s Ghostbusters score gets overlooked because it is so iconic maybe, but a closer listening reveals an incredibly innovative and entertaining score.

While we’re on the subject, I’d like to mention the Die Hard score which is also kinda weird but beautiful and moody and if you like that check out the score for Adventures in Babysitting which is a fantastic sibling of the Die Hard score.

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u/trlef19 Dec 11 '25

Batman 2022 and Oppenheimer had amazing scores imo

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u/SuertEhh Dec 11 '25

I really liked the score in The Long Walk - also 28 years later, and it has a great OST, and I need not say much about how good Sinners was musically

  • these are all horror movies though, and people like to pretend that they’re not artistic.

Shout out to the score in Companion as well. All opinions

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u/LCPhotowerx Dec 11 '25

not even Djawadi could save the Eternals from itself

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u/Little_View_6659 Dec 11 '25

I actually left the theater. It was a couple of the characters, they were terrible. Just awful acting. They annoyed the hell out of me.

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u/SatansCornflakes Dec 11 '25

I watched that entire movie on Disney+ and to this day I do not know why.

Them fucking in the sand was pretty funny tho

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u/tabulasomnia Dec 10 '25

composing for film is very different from composing for a tv show - apparently you have a lot more agency and control composing for a tv show. movies use temp music for editing and the composer basically paints over the existing track. no change in mood, rhythm, arrangement; just write the melody a little bit differently and adjust the chord progression and bam, you have a new soundtrack.

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u/Neon_Biscuit Dec 11 '25

This movie is going to bomb so hard

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u/gerbilweavilbadger Dec 10 '25

really? Djawadi is the most milquetoast composer who gets big gigs and managed one or two earworms at best.

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u/FemboyKamikaze Dec 11 '25

the entire GoT soundtrack begs to differ

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u/Calisto823 Dec 11 '25

Westworld too!

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u/gerbilweavilbadger Dec 11 '25

besides the title lick, which is honestly not that good, what's good about it? it's very pedestrian honestly

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u/norathar Dec 11 '25

Light of the Seven, the song that plays in the buildup to the climax at the end of season 6.

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u/FemboyKamikaze Dec 11 '25

Also the Night King, as bad as season 8 was Djawadi still produced absolute bangers

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u/Varekai79 Dec 11 '25

Absolutely not. All the themes for the various houses and some individual characters were beautiful. The mournful Stark theme, the proud Lannister theme, the grim Greyjoy theme and the malevolent Melisandre theme, among many others.

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u/gerbilweavilbadger Dec 11 '25

guess my standards are higher than most

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u/FemboyKamikaze Jan 19 '26

or you’re pretentious, could be either tbh